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.
Arapahoe Basin
Arapahoe Basin, also known as The Legend, is a Colorado ski resort that is off the beaten path and well deserving of its nickname. Near the I-70 corridor and Loveland Pass, A-Basin is easily accessed from the Denver area but often bypassed by visitors with their sights on the more famous resorts. This leaves the tremendous terrain open for the lucky skiers and riders who know where to go. Read on to find out about the legendary experience at Arapahoe Basin. Aspen Mountain
Aspen Mountain is one of the most prominent ski resorts in North America, a status that is well deserved. From legendary terrain and unforgettable views to the name that is synonymous with greatness, Aspen is a true skiers and riders mountain. Read on to find out more about what awaits you at Aspen Mountain.Wolf Creek Ski Resort
If you're not from the Colorado area, you may have never heard of Wolf Creek Ski Resort, but that's not an indictment of its quality by any means. It isn't conveniently located near Denver like Breckenridge, and it doesn't have the fame of Aspen or Vail, but Wolf Creek makes a strong claim as one of the best places to ski or snowboard, not just in Colorado but in the country. Read on to find out what makes Wolf Creek such a great winter sports destination.
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.Mesa Verde National Park
Mesa Verde National Park is an amazing and one-of-a-kind site located in the southwestern corner of Colorado, near the Four Corners area. Home to the Ancestral Pueblo people for 700 years, the expansive site features 600 cliff dwellings and over 4,000 documented archaeological sites. Situated in the high plateaus on the western slope of the Rocky Mountains, Mesa Verde is a marvelous landscape with expansive views of high deserts and peaks. Read on to find out more about the amazing sites that wait at Mesa Verde.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 Frisco
Founded in 1873, Frisco, Colorado is perfectly placed in Summit County and is appropriately known as the “Main Street of the Rockies.” Copper Mountain, Breckenridge, and the Arapahoe Basin are all within moments of this charming town. Tourists should embrace their adventurous spirit and explore the great outdoors of Frisco, where summer activities like fishing, white water rafting, mountain biking, hiking, and camping are all within reach. During the winter, visitors will find that some of the best winter resorts in Colorado are situated just moments from Frisco. Read on to find out more about what Frisco has to offer as a vacation destination.Vacation in Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs, Colorado, is situated at the breathtaking junction of the Great Plains and the Rocky Mountains. The city of 400,000 is nestled below the soaring massif of Pikes Peak and home to a variety of all-American cultural venues and outdoor recreation. Visitors will enjoy the scenery and landscape, as well as the chance to visit the Olympic Training Center, the Broadmoor, and bask in the ideal Colorado weather. Read on to find out more about what Colorado Springs, the second largest city in the state has to offer as a vacation destination.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 Telluride
Denver Area
When thinking about Colorado, there's simply no way to get around Denver. At 5,280 feet, the "Mile-High City" is the state's capital and largest city, home to great sports teams, restaurants, theme parks, and other cultural attractions. You'll find everything a cosmopolitan city has to offer, plus easy access to the beautiful Rocky Mountains, which are only fifteen miles west of town. Read on to find out more about the Denver area.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.Front Range
The Front Range region derives its name from the range of Rocky Mountains just north of Denver. The mountains in this area are generally not as high as the Rockies of southwestern Colorado, but they're still high enough to get serious winter weather, and the presence of Colorado's two largest universities makes this region a lively and entertaining area all year. Read on to find out more about the Front Range.
Kayaking and Canoeing in Colorado
Paddling through canyons, gliding across the water, and gazing at the stunning scenery can all be had when kayaking and canoeing in Colorado. Just waiting to be discovered, there's thrilling whitewater, lazy rivers, and quite lakes dotting this states glorious landscape. Continue reading further about where and when to go kayaking and canoeing in Colorado.Horseback riding in Colorado
There are many horseback riding opportunities in Colorado. With each area having its own personality, one thing is constant, the dramatic beauty of the country side. There are many fine stables to choose from when wanting to go horseback riding in Colorado. Spring, summer, and fall are some of the best times to explore the unspoiled landscape of the wild flower fringed trails or treks below cliffs and canyons. Visitors will have an adventure of their life with memorable riding moments. For details on horseback riding in Colorado, read further about specific areas below.Camping and RVing in Colorado
Unplug, unwind, and unpack in the great outdoors of the beautiful state of Colorado. With over 20 million acres and 42 state parks to camp in, Colorado provides a variety of scenery. From grasslands to national forests, camping and RVing in Colorado is one of the best ways to spend a vacation. It has never been easier to find tranquility and connect with nature under the stars. Whether in a tent or a fully equipped RV, visitors will enjoy every minute of their outdoor adventure.Read on for more information regarding when and where to go camping and RVing in Colorado.
Pikes Peak
Pikes Peak, also known as America’s Mountain, soars over the Great Plains and the Colorado Springs metropolitan area. The most visited mountain in North America and second most visited mountain in the world, Pikes Peak is the focal point of the Colorado Springs area; its broad shoulders visible from nearly everywhere in the city. In addition to adding beauty to the area, the peak offers a host of recreational activities for families to enjoy. Read on to find out more about why Pikes Peak is a jewel of Colorado.Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Red Rocks Amphitheatre is often considered to be one of the most exciting and acoustically excellent outdoor concert venues in all of the United States. Situated in the foothills west of Denver, Colorado, the natural stone amphitheatre offers an unforgettable concert experience through acoustics, location and atmosphere. Read on to find out more about Red Rocks Amphitheatre.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..
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