Streamside Gallery

Enjoying the view from our stream side park bench!
(Dad & Courtney), from the Kawcak family!

Note: Fall River runs right through Streamside's resort, with many of our cabins and condominium style suites being river-front. Only a few miles from its glacier-fed source, the water of Fall River is very crisp, crystal clear & stocked with Rainbow Trout!

Old Man Mountain & foot bridge over Fall River
View from condo suites (#20-25)
Courtesy of Susie Ellison

Note: Old Man Mountain is listed as a sacred site by the North American Indian tribes that traveled through Estes Park. Local lore claims that in the 1020's, Old Man Mountain was used as a ski area operated during the summer months, with residents using mining cars to transport snow and ice up the mountain.

Footbridge over Fall River
Winter view from the condo suites (#20-25)
Courtesy of Brooke A Grant, Centennial CO

Winter view of condo suites (#20-25)
Courtesy of Brooke A Grant, Centennial CO

We've lost track of how many times we've been guests at your wonderful establishment over the last few years, but we always look forward to our return. We've stayed in three different units and found all to be top notch. The first two pictures were from our stay in the Alpine Laurel (Unti12B), and the last is taken from the bridge crossing over to our unit (Marmot) and is of our grandsons playing in the beautiful stream from which you derive your name. Thanks for all you do to make our visit special! Courtesy Kathleen Boland, St. Charles MO

A curious visitor @ a Streamside cabin!(Click here to view other wildlife @ Streamside photos!)
Courtesy of T. Volan

Relaxing by Fall River at Streamside
Courtesy of Harry Fleury, Denver CO

Enjoying the hot tub along the river at Cabin #17 (Indian Paintbrush)
Courtesy of the Horne Family, Forest Lake, Minnesota

At the Streamside office!
Courtesy of Rick, Susan & Ben Markway (Deville, LA).

Enjoying a soak at the swim spa (heated indoor pool & Jacuzzi)!
Courtesy of Rick, Susan & Ben Markway (Deville, LA).

Cabin suite #12B (Wild Iris).
Courtesy of Rick, Susan & Ben Markway (Deville, LA).

A bull elk having a snack at Streamside!
Courtesy of Rick, Susan & Ben Markway (Deville, LA).

Note: In the spring each year, bull elk shed their antlers. They then grow them again... while they're growing back in, a fuzzy velvet skin covers the antlers. If you look closely in the above photo, you can see the velvet on the antlers!

Ahh. Relaxing in a hammock under the ponderosa pines!
Courtesy of Rick, Susan & Ben Markway (Deville, LA).