A New Standard in Luxury Wilderness Retreats: Opening of the Lodge At Keyah Grande offers Unique Combination of Unsurpassed Elegance and Tranquil Wilderness Environment

Theres a new destination for vacationers seeking a place where they can experience the highest level of luxury and pampering while maintaining the experience of being at a true wilderness retreat. Just-opened in August, 2003, The Lodge at Keyah Grande promises to pave the way for an entirely new type of vacation for travelers looking for a serene, rejuvenating and nature-filled get-away -- offering world-class accommodations, dining and facilities in a setting nestled deep within 4,000 acres of breathtaking wilderness.

(PRWEB) January 16, 2004 --Intimately designed with only eight graciously appointed suites, The Lodge at Keyah Grande was created as an elegant retreat offering discriminating travelers the highest level of luxury. Yet the Lodges location within a 4,000 acre working elk farm offers guests an unparalleled array of unique activities on-site throughout the year, including hiking, sporting clays, skeet and trap range, horseback riding, snowmobiling, ATV trails and fishing.

With eight luxury suites accommodating only 16 guests at a time at the Lodge, Keyah Grande is able to offer a staff-to-guest ratio of almost 1:1. The all-inclusive room rate for The Lodge at Keyah Grande is $ 800 per night, and includes all meals and beverages (other than wine cellar selections), complimentary in-room bars, fishing on the property, hiking and nature walks, ATV or snowmobile use (over age 16), cross-country skiing, horseback riding, skeet and trap shooting, use of the Lodges sporting clay range, hot tub and spa. The Lodge also offers overnight stays with a full breakfast, priced at $550. In addition, the Lodge raises elk for sportsmen and offers a variety of hunting packages during the September to January season, starting at a managed 1-day Bull Elk hunt with overnight accommodations priced at $6,200.

The Lodge at Keyah Grande is easily accessible to travelers. Located between Durango and Pagosa Springs, Colorado, on US Highway 160, guests can fly into La Plata county Airport in Durango, where they are met by a courtesy vehicle. Private Pilots may also fly into Stevens Field at the Archuleta County Airport in Pagosa. A driver will meet all arriving guests.
   
For more information on The Lodge at Keyah Grande, visit www.lodgeatkeyahgrande.com, or call the Lodge toll-free at (970)731-1160. In addition, reservations can be made online at reservations@keyahgrande.com.

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