July 19th - 26th 2009
Denver, Colorado

The Khe Sanh Veterans Inc.
2009 annual reunion will be held at the

Denver Marriott Tech Center Hotel
4900 S. Syracuse Street
Denver, Colorado 80237

Reservations: 1-800-266-9432
Online Reservations
Registration Code (Khe Sanh)
Fax : 1-303-740-2523
Daily Rates Are: $ 89.00 Single Or Double
Plus 14.85 % State Tax.
There is No Fee For Parking.

Hotel is located approximately 30 miles from the Denver International Airport (DEN) and 12 miles from downtown Denver.

Public transportation to downtown Denver is 5 minutes from the Hotel.

Sunday: 26 July 09
Time To Say Our Farewells To All
See You Next Year In
San Antonio, Texas

 

Thursday: 23 July 09
1:00 p.m. to 5:30 pm
Foothills Fandango Red Rocks, Molson/Coors Brewery
 and Lookout Mountain Tour
 

Don't forget your camera!! Your visit to Red Rocks Park and Amphitheater will surely be a sight that you will be talking about for a long time. Amidst towering cliffs slanting upwards, huge red sandstone rise hundreds of feet above you. The rock formations flank the amphitheater providing excellent acoustics and a stunning frame for Denver's city lights. It is breathtaking!!

Celebrate the exploits of the Old West's most famous character, Buffalo Bill Cody when your tour bus arrives atop Lookout Mountain. The museum contains antique guns, costumes, posters and memorabilia from his Wild West show. Learn about "women" of the wild west, and the grave site offers sweeping views of Denver and the plains.

Then off to Molson/Coors Brewery, where America's finest quality beers have been produced for more than 120 years. The visit includes a walking tour through the malting, brewing and packaging processes, an opportunity to sample Coors' superior beer and a visit to the Company Gift Shop. (Proper ID is required for sampling.)

Friday:  24 July 09
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 pm
Beautiful Breckenridge Tour

The glitter of the Gold Rush that brought thousands of fortune seekers to Colorado Soil more than 100 years ago still glimmers in one of the Rockies wealthiest areas - Breckenridge. This popular resort area is rich in scenic beauty and historical significance. Your scenic drive up to Breckenridge will be a sight to remember as well as the interesting historical commentary from your tour guide.

The Victorian, tree-lined streets of this National Historic District are accented with period gas lamps and colorful, 130-year-old buildings that house more than 200 unique restaurants, bars, shops and boutiques. There are several western art galleries along Main Street. In contrast, flashy, imaginative condos attest to Breckenridge's commitment to the future. Enjoy the many stories your tour guide will share with you during your walking tour of Breckenridge.

Almost a ghost town in the mid-1950, Breckenridge is now one of the most popular ski resorts in the nation. Although the ski industry was it's economic salvation, the well-preserved storefront facades reveal Breckenridge's second most popular activity shopping! Here, you will find everything from novelty items and souvenirs to exclusive designer sweaters and luxurious furs. Instead of shopping, on your own you can enjoy the fabulous treat of riding the ski lift to the top of the mountain and take in the breathtaking views of the Rocky Mountains and Breckenridge. This is a wonderful way to see the majestic mountains, a winter wonderland, and also enjoy a leisurely day of shopping.
 

Lunch Options:
Have lunch on your own at one of the fabulous local restaurants. Prices vary .