TEEN KUTZ

other senses. When the autumn leaves start to turn, the lush green vistas give way to a dazzling kaleidoscope of gold
and orange, dappled by the autumn sun and stirred by refreshing breezes. Walking the one-mile paved Nature Trail
(where curious deer often make an appearance), mountain biking, and kayaking are just some of the activities that
will immerse guests in this invigorating wooded world.
Inside The Lodge, man-made luxury can be found in abundance. Though rock and aqua gardens, a waterfall, “window
walls,” porches, and heated terraces serve as a constant reminder that the natural world is at one’s fingertips, indoor
comforts fill the lounges, library, art studio and gallery, large-screen TV rooms, kitchen, and gourmet restaurant.
Stone fireplaces are sprinkled throughout the resort, and wireless Internet access and voice mail are both available.
The 58 guest rooms offer several choices: Veranda Deluxe King, Veranda Deluxe Two Doubles, Veranda Junior Suite
King, Veranda Junior Suite Double Beds, and a Veranda Suite. It is truly a loving marriage of timeless simplicity and 21 st -
century technology.
Of course, most spas are associated with specialized beauty and health treatments, and The Lodge offers everything
imaginable in that area, too. Guests can pamper themselves (and be pampered) in no less than 27 treatment
rooms, 14 massage rooms, six facial rooms, three wet rooms, two couples’ suites, and two treatment combination
suites. The Lotus Salon’s skilled staff will provide nail and hair care while you gaze dreamily out at the gently rippling
lake. When you are ready to leave, be sure to visit the Great Things Boutique, where you can purchase exclusive wellness
products as well as high-quality clothing and jewelry.
With so many soothing backgrounds to choose from, one might suppose that the main activity at The Lodge
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