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[fdivbox=#ffffff][justify][color=#5ab4a0][lsize=150][b]Exploring Mount Chiliad[/b][/lsize][/color]

By [color=#5ab4a0][b]Jimmy Montrose[/b] •[/color] Editor: [color=#5ab4a0][b]Flora Oakley[/b][/color]
[lsize=85]Published 25th June 2018[/lsize]
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[justify]Mount Chiliad is a wonderful resort - a place of beauty, adventure and comfort, a place to go to experience quiet, wellness, relaxation and nature. It is located near Angel Pine and earlier today, two SAN employees, Jimmy Montrose and Lilly Wilkinson hosted yet another "Trippin’ with SAN" field trip. There, one would love to unwind with friends, have lunch and coffee, enjoy the majestic view and be like kids again.

The resort has a pavilion, coffee shop, Michelin star restaurant, and a general store for all your needs. It also has 7 cottages for $500 a night that looks like houses of early tribesmen for guests who wish to stay and relax. It has the best view of San Andreas. It’s fantastic, something you have to see for yourself to believe.

On a clear day from the resort one can see airplanes landing at San Fierro Airport, ferries crossing the sea to Bone County from Red County, or rain pouring over Angel Pine while the sun shines over nearby towns and cities.

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The construction of a new mountain resort started in June 2012, a project that is still ongoing. Tour guides instruct groups that plans are being considered to construct a pavilion for conferences and parties and an artificial river to add a little "spice" to the resort. The resort will also have a place where guests can go horseback riding, a sunken garden and a wedding altar and carriage for couples who wish to get married there.

The tour guide also added that development of the resort in the area would improve the livelihood of nearby residents as the resort would buy local crops they grow.[/justify]
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