Directory - Colorado

First Chair is a burrito counter and bar at the base of Gondola One in Vail Village, built for skiers who want breakfast in hand and their boots already on. The owners say

Ford Park is one of Vail's two community parks, the spread of lawns, sports fields and gardens along Gore Creek just east of Vail Village. It holds more than most visitors

Four Seasons Resort and Residences Vail stands at One Vail Road, at the western entrance to Vail Village, and packs a full resort into one building: an Italian restaurant,

Fuzziwig's Candy Factory is a candy shop on Gore Creek Drive in Vail Village, part of a chain that opened its first store in 1995. Bins of bulk candy share the room with

Garfinkel's, Garf's to locals, has been a Lionshead sports bar and grill since 1992, and it is still locally owned and operated. Its sunny deck looks over the gondola and

Generation Vail is the children's shop on Bridge Street, at number 283, in the middle of Vail Village. Its owners describe the Generation stores as kids' ski shops: children's

The Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater, the Amp to most of Vail, is the town's summer stage: an open-air venue in Ford Park, run by the nonprofit Vail Valley Foundation, where

Gessner Colorado Mountain Grill is the everyday restaurant at the Grand Hyatt Vail, set beside Gore Creek in Cascade Village, about a mile west of Vail Village. The kitchen

The Gib Singleton Gallery opened on Willow Bridge Road in Vail Village in 2012 as a permanent home for the bronzes of Gib Singleton, the sculptor best known for his cowboys,