Imagine this. You're on the open road in a brand new Shkoda. Your favorite playlist pumping out.

You can go anywhere you want. Literally, because when you buy selected new Shkoda's in our free

fuel event, we'll give you 500 pounds worth of free fuel until February 28th. The world is your

oyster. Or you could just go to the supermarket. A lot. Shkoda. Exclusely Zenyak IBS Tech delivered

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Shkoda.co.uk's last fuel offer. Rocky Mountain National Park is ranked as the eighth most

dangerous park in the United States. In the last 10 years alone, 49 people have lost their lives

within this park. Murder, animal attack, falls, suicide, natural, and environmental causes

have all claimed lives within the most visited of Colorado's four national parks. And while the

park is beautiful, we won't be driving through its gates. Instead, we will be venturing somewhere

we haven't quite been before. This week, we are taking a break from the outdoors and will count

ourselves among the thousands who have sought sanctuary in one of Colorado's most infamous buildings.

For over 100 years, these walls have been filled with laughter, music, and joy. But those same

walls have also trapped spirits. Spirits who have no problem making their presence known. Today,

we are checking in to the Stanley Hotel. Welcome to National Park After Dark.

Here's Johnny!

Hi everybody! Welcome back to National Park After Dark. I'm your host Cassie. And I'm Danielle.

I'm currently in Zion, as this comes out. So, I hope that I'm staying safe and avoiding all the crowds.

And I can't tell you how many people have DMed me or emailed in and said to do Angels Landing.

And I'm going to tell you right now, I am absolutely not doing Angels Landing.

This is your past self talking to your future self. So we'll recheck in on this in the next

episode and see if you did do Angels Landing. Please tune in, but I'll tell you right now. I have not

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