Dining
Colorado dining full
of variety
When it comes to regional cuisine, visitors to the state of Colorado have countless options available. There are restaurants located throughout Colorado that range from fine dining establishments serving exquisite cuisine to roadside eateries that specialize in frying Rocky Mountain oysters. Click here for an inside look at a few of the most celebrated restaurants located in Colorado
Regions
Regions - colorful as
our state
Colorado is an amazing state, featuring some of the most incredibly diverse geography, ecosystems, and weather in the country, but it's also a big state so it's important to know you're way around or at least understand the basic layout. There are six main regions of Colorado, all of which are very different, but all of which are worth visiting. Click here to get to know the regions.
skiing & snowboarding
Famous slopes are waiting
No two sentences could do the beauty of Colorado ski resorts justice. Just click here to read about all of the resorts featured on this site.
Buttermilk Ski Resort
The Buttermilk Ski Resort is located in the Aspen, Colorado area. It has been open since the 1960's, and has also been used as a hosting site for the ESPN X Winter Games. The regular ski season lasts from early December to early April. 44 different trails are available for guests to choose from, encompassing 21 miles altogether. Another key feature of the ski resort is its terrain park that's suitable for snowboarders of all experience levels. Read on to learn more about the Buttermilk Ski Resort. Snowmass Ski Resort
Snowmass Ski Resort is one of the four skiing destinations offered by the Aspen Snowmass complex of ski areas. Snowmass is located nine miles north of Aspen and is the largest resort that Aspen Snowmass has to offer with a health mix of trails for skiers of all experience levels. Read on to find more about what Snowmass Ski Resort has to offer.Breckenridge Ski Resort
Breckenridge Ski Resort is one of the preeminent ski resorts in Colorado and all of North America, located an easy two-hour drive from Denver. Spanning across four mountains, Breckenridge offers a variety of terrain that is sure to please beginners and experts alike. Pristine snow, royal blue skies, beautiful peaks and a charming, historic mountain town define Breckenridge. With an average annual snowfall of 300 inches and 2031 acres to explore, Breckenridge has something for everyone. Groomers, trees, bumps, chutes and wide-open, steep bowls are all part of the terrain. Read on to find out why Breckenridge ski resort is a perennial favorite of skiing and snowboarding enthusiasts.
Rocky Mountain National Park
Rocky Mountain National Park, located near Estes Park, Colorado, is a wonderland for camping, hiking and year-round fun. Astounding peaks, pristine alpine lakes, and vast lands of varied terrain, ecosystems and wildlife are all at your fingertips upon your arrival. Read on to find out more about why Rocky Mountain National Park is a jewel of Colorado.Garden of the Gods
Garden of the Gods is a city park and geologically amazing site elegantly situated between the west side of Colorado Springs, Colorado, and the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. The park is predominately defined by towering red sandstone and white fountain formations. The park is a unique conglomeration of geology and landscape in Colorado and much of the West. Many family and recreational opportunities are available, including hiking, biking, technical rock climbing, horseback riding and a visitor center. Read on to find out more about this distinctive and exciting park.Four Corners National Monument
Four Corners is that area where people can stand in one spot, and they will be standing in four different states at the same time. This is the only area in all of the United States where people can do this. The states that meet at this point include Colorado, Utah, New Mexico and Arizona. Read on to find out more about Four Corners National Monument.
Vacation in Telluride
Situated inside a canyon with wilderness and cliffs flanking its sides, Telluride is home to those seeking adventure. Whether a permanent resident or a vacation warrior, this town has much to over every month of the year. Telluride began humbly as a place for gold miners working a claim in Marshal Basin, and was originally called Columbia. Upon confusion rising at the post office with its name, the town was renamed after the chemical element tellurium. As the name changed the town grew, and as they say the rest is history. Telluride has grown significantly and below is more information on this town nestled amongst the Rock Mountains. Continue reading below to find out more about TellurideVacation in Golden
Lying along the nearby banks of Clear Creek, the city of Golden, Colorado sits at the fringes of the Front Range. The majestic Rocky Mountains can be seen towering in the backdrop, where the wilderness is always calling to nature lovers. Founded during the mid 1800s, Golden was first known as a mining camp that was set up at the time of the Pikes Peak Gold Rush. Originally the town was called Golden City in honor of Thomas L. Golden, and as Golden City it was the capital of what was then known as the official Territory of Colorado. Although, in 1867 Denver City became the official capital of what is now the state of Colorado. Continue reading below to find out more about this once small mining town that grew into a city now filled with adventure, history, and fun.Vacation in Pagosa Springs
The small town atmosphere and endless beauty of Pagosa Springs gives
one the feel of a true getaway. Snuggled in Southwest Colorado at the
base of the Continental Divide, Pagosa is one of the last undiscovered
gems. Away from the crowds, the spirit can refresh, and a sense of fun
can be restored; all while exploring more than three million acres of
national forest and wilderness. Also home to a variety of museums, art
galleries, live theaters, and cultural activities, Pagosa offers
plenty of entertainment. Read on to find out more about what Pagosa Springs has to offer as a vacation destination.
Southwestern Colorado
Southwestern Colorado is known for its beautiful landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and abundant outdoor activities. It's dominated by two geological features: the mountains along the Western Slope of the Continental Divide and the mesa and canyon zone comprised of the Uncompahgre and Colorado Plateaus. It is also home to the West Elks American Viticultural Area, a significant part of Colorado's wine country, and the Four Corners area, the only place in the U.S. where four state lines touch. Click here to learn more about this unique and interesting region.South Central Colorado
South Central Colorado is caught in the middle of all the other regions, but that doesn't mean it doesn't have its own identity. There are some wonderful natural attractions in the area, and Colorado Springs is the state's second largest city. The region stretches from the western slope of the Rockies up by Denver down to the San Juan Mountains along the New Mexico border. Read on to find out more about this rich region.Northwestern Colorado
Northwestern Colorado is a diverse region incorporating red rock mesas and snow-capped mountain peaks, as well as the headwaters of the Colorado River. The majority of Colorado's most popular ski resorts, like Breckenridge, Aspen and Vail are also situated in this area. Northwestern Colorado doesn't have the same metropolitan appeal as Denver or Fort Collins, but it does have wonderful skiing and beautiful terrain. Read on to find out more about Northwestern Colorado.
Ice Climbing in Colorado
Colorado is the place where rock climbers converge to enjoy the excitement and challenges of winter climbs. Long, vertical walls of frozen water hang patiently, just waiting for climbers to ascend them. Ice-climbing in Colorado is not for the faint of heart, but for those with guts this pass time has become increasingly popular, especially with traditional climbers. From beginners to novices, ice-climbing in Colorado will offer pure exhilaration and joy upon reaching the top. Visitors to Colorado should read further if thinking about ice climbing while on vacation in this winter wonderland.Fly Fishing in Colorado
In the state of Colorado there are over 2,000 lakes and reservoirs as well as 6,000 miles of streams and rivers that offer visitors abundant fishing opportunities for both cold water and warm water species. For many, fly fishing in Colorado is a pass time that can be relaxing and exciting. Any fisherman will agree that being jerked back to reality while waiting on the "Big One" to bite is thrilling. In Colorado, cold water streams and lakes offer many varieties of fish like the native cutthroat trout, rainbow, brown, brook and lake trout. As for the warm water streams and lakes, there are perch, sunfish, walleye, catfish, bass, and others. Most all anglers know that if it swims, then it can be caught by way of fly fishing. Continue reading further about all things that concern fly fishing in Colorado.Rafting in Colorado
Paddling through the stunning canyons of Colorado is one of the most adventurous activities for tourists to experience. Rafting in Colorado, although done mostly by adrenaline junkies, is something that people of all ages can enjoy. Trips for rafting can be designed for almost anyone, including families with little children and those with disabilities. Exciting, fun, and convenience is easily had for a variety of trips such as slow, scenic rides to intense thrill-a-minute adventures. Continue reading to find out why rafting in Colorado is a must do activity when venturing to the Western United States.
Royal Gorge Bridge
The Royal Gorge Bridge is unlike any destination out there. Epic, exciting, and definitely extraordinary, this isn't just a bridge for crossing, no, it is an attraction packed with adventure and adrenaline. With more than 350 acres and 21 rides, the Royal Gorge Bridge and Park is filled with endless activities. Whether single, married, or traveling with family, this Colorado treasure must be discovered. Continue reading further about all the things to see and do at this outstanding vacation destination..Royal Gorge Route Railroad
The scenic landscapes of Colorado are a must see by railroad. Modern iron wonders with nostalgic details will take visitors on historic rides through the unbelievably beautiful "Centennial State" to see everything from majestic peaks to rushing rivers. Also, many of the railroads offer exciting dining options for tourists while on their journey. One such railroad that offers all these things, is the Royal Gorge Route Railroad. To find out more about riding the rails while viewing exceptional scenery click here to continue reading about the Royal Gorge Route Railroad.Air Force Academy
The Air Force Academy is a university and training ground for the future leadership of the U.S. Air Force. While much of the facility is geared towards the students and the Air Force, there are several interesting facilities that are open to visitors. These include a visitor center, church, football stadium and a B52 that was flown from 1952 to 1983. Set in a pristine location in close proximity to Colorado Springs, Colorado, the Air Force Academy is easily reached by guests and visitors. Read on to find more about the Air Force Academy.
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