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Beaver Creek and Vail are two exceptional communities that make up Eagle County, Colorado. Eagle County is home to over ten separate towns and unincorporated communities which together make up what is one of the fastest growing counties in the state all while each maintaining their own small-town appeal and benefits for residents.
The residents of Vail and Beaver Creek, Colorado are known for their quality lifestyle, one combined of the best alpine resorts in the world with a friendly, small-town feel. Not only do residents enjoy bountiful recreational and cultural opportunities, they also take pride in an active lifestyle and community. Visitors and residents enjoy over one thousand acres of open space, with the conveniences of modern life available in the Town of Vail, Beaver Creek Village, and the Town of Avon – located at the base of Beaver Creek.
Eagle-Vail is a diverse residential community midway between Vail and Beaver Creek, and home to many locals. The population of Eagle County is a rich blend of American, Hispanic and European cultures. Much of the population is young and transient in the dynamic tourism economy that exists in the mountain towns, and as result the county's residents are politically engaged and civic-minded. Throughout the year, residents enjoy many festivals, celebrations, rodeos, and concerts; with Avon's 4th of July celebration regarded as the best and largest firework display in the state.
Vail is surrounded by 350,000 acres of national forest crowned by over 5,000 ski-able acres on the largest and continually voted "best ski mountain in North America". At the foot of the ski mountain is the Town of Vail, a community bathed in charm. With the nation's largest free bus system, the town is filled with shops, restaurants and year-round activities in a pedestrian-friendly environment bustling with foot traffic.
Beaver Creek, Colorado boasts unparalleled charm and a unique flair all its own. This quaint village set amidst an amazing mountain backdrop provides locals and visitors with immense opportunities for outdoor recreation, entertainment, and museum and gallery education, along with varied cuisine. The community of Beaver Creek is full of western hospitality along with exceptional service, and offers a well planned public transportation system throughout its village and neighboring town of Avon.
The community of Avon reveres its ranching and agricultural heritage and its found families, while growing its reputation as the commercial hub in the heart of the valley. Avon offers big store and specialty shopping, housing, recreation, and lodging in all price ranges. The towns of Avon/Beaver Creek, Vail and Eagle-Vail are committed to growing healthy and active communities for those of all ages, ethnicity and families, even as they become more of a year round destination.
Other Online Resources
Information about the Aspen/Roaring Fork Valley.
The Eagle County website offers information on its communities.
Eagle County Schools serves the children of the Town of Vail.
The Eagle River Fire Protection District strives to protect life and property and to prevent fire disaster within the Eagle River area.
The Mission of the Eagle River Youth Coalition is to assist and support the needs of youth within the community.
Eagle Valley Library District has libraries in Avon, Eagle, and Gypsum.
The Stone Creek School is a Colorado Charter School which strives to provide fun and rigorous educational opportunities for children in preschool through 8th grade.
Official site for the Town of Vail Library.
Town of Vail department of recreation and parks.
The Youth Foundation provides support and educational opportunities for the under priviledged youth in the area.
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