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Alamosa, Colorado

Alamosa is located in southern region of Colorado, and belongs to the San Luis Valley. There are many activities to do in the city including: hiking Zapata Falls, hoping on the Rio Grande Scenic Railroad, visiting the beach at Great Sand Dunes Nation...

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Aspen

The mountain town of Aspen, Colorado, has had several lives: a thriving silver-mining mecca, a deserted town and a laid-back resort. Since its final transformation in the 1940s, Aspen has offered a rich mix of recreation and culture with a comfortabl...

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Beaver Creek (CO)

Beaver Creek is an alpine resort village located in Vail Valley, Colorado. Outdoor adventures and activities for all ages are plentiful in Beaver Creek – world class skiing, resort amenities, horseback riding, championship golf, fishing, shoppi...

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Black Hawk

This town, along with nearby Central City, is a center for casino gambling in Colorado. Black Hawk is a former mining town rejuvinated by gambling. Games are restricted to slots, blackjack and poker, and betting is low stakes.If you also want to visi...

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Boulder

Located only 35 mi/56 km northwest of Denver and pressed right up against the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, Boulder has been attracting tourists for a century, ever since the first hotel opened in 1909 (the Hotel Boulderado is still operating). O...

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Breckenridge

Breckenridge is Colorado’s largest historic district, as a town with a rich mining history. The main street is lined with authentic buildings that have stood for over 100 years, and the town offers excellent lodging, shopping, dining, nightlife...

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Burlington, CO

In eastern Colorado, in an expanse of grassland sometimes referred to as Colorado's Outback, Burlington takes you back to frontier days. That's especially true when you visit Old Town, an authentic turn-of-the-20th-century village with a museum and m...

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Canon City


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Central City

This vintage town, 30 mi/50 km west of Denver, and its nearby neighbor Black Hawk are two of the state's centers for casino gambling. Central City is a former mining town that retained Victorian architecture until the behemoth casinos took over. Game...

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Colorado Springs

Founded in 1871, Colorado Springs, Colorado's second-largest city, has evolved from a quaint, Victorian spa resort to a sophisticated city, with a charming "small town" ambiance. With over 50 attractions, Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak region ar...

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Copper Mountain

This mountain ski resort opened in 1972 and has hosted several international and national renowned winter activities. One being the Winter World Cup in 1976, the Colorado Cyclist Copper Triangle Alpine Cycling Classic of 2005 and Woodward Camp of 200...

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Cortez


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Crawford


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Crested Butte

Crested Butte offers some of the most pristine ski area terrain around. The peaks are famous for backcountry skiing and ski mountaineering. The Elk Mountain Grand Traverse is a 40 mile backcountry race for experienced ski mountaineers. Crested Butte ...

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Cripple Creek

Cripple Creek, Colorado, is on the southern slopes of Pikes Peak in Teller County, 25 mi/40 km southwest of Colorado Springs. What was once a prosperous gold-mining town has turned into a modern-day casino and is one of three cities in the state appr...

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Denver

Denver is not only the perfect gateway to the Rocky Mountains and the American West - it is also a major tourism destination, filled with world-class attractions, excellent accommodations, over 2,000 restaurants and the finest shopping in the region...

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Dinosaur National Monument

In the northwest corner of the state (and extending across the border into Utah), Dinosaur National Monument is one of the richest collections of dinosaur history in the world. More than 20 full skeletons of 11 different species of dinosaurs have bee...

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Durango

Durango was established in 1881 as a frontier mining town. But many of the old-time settlers discovered they got more out of the scenery than the mines. Nestled in the Animas River Valley, in the afternoon shadows of the San Juan Mountains, people s...

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Estes Park

The town of Estes Park is 8 mi/13 km east of Rocky Mountain National Park and serves as its main commercial center. In addition to hotels and restaurants, it has the Estes Park Area Historical Museum and an aerial tramway that runs to the top of Pros...

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Fort Collins

Fort Collins, Colorado, was founded in 1864 as a military post on the Cache la Poudre River. Today, it's classified as one of the fastest-growing cities in the country. Colorado State University, located in Fort Collins, is nationally known for its f...

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Four Corners, CO

Colorado's southwestern corner joins three other states—the only place in the U.S. where four states share a common point. A monument run by the Navajo tribe (whose reservation encompasses this corner of the state) allows visitors to stand in Utah, C...

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Gateway


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Georgetown, CO

Nicknamed the Silver Queen of the Rockies, 40 mi/65 km west of Denver, Georgetown has more than 200 restored Victorian buildings painted in such colors as hot pink, lemon and purple. Of particular interest are the Hamill House (a lavish Victorian hom...

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Glenwood Springs

Glenwood Springs is located in Colorado's Rocky Mountains and is a magical recreational paradise where visitors can enjoy biking, hiking, rafting, horseback riding, skiing, skydiving, zip lining and much more. This mountain resort town is most kn...

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Grand Junction

Grand Junction, Colorado takes you beyond the ski resorts of the Rocky Mountains into the mystery and majesty of the Grand Valley. Perfect for a Colorado family vacation or an adventure with friends, we offer a wide variety of lodging and activities ...

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Grand Lake

At the western entrance of the illustrious Rocky Mountain National Park sits the picturesque town of Grand Lake. Small and charming, this town is adjacent to Shadow Mountain, one of the most beautiful lakes in Colorado. The town feels like a step bac...

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Great Sand Dunes National Monument

Most people associate Colorado with mountains more than sand dunes, but Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve is home to the tallest dunes in North America, towering more than 750 ft/230 m above the valley floor. The main dune field covers appr...

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Greeley

Greeley, 55 mi/90 km north of Denver, which was used as the model for James Michener's Centennial, was one of the nation's first planned cities. It was founded by Nathan Meeker, an employee of frontier booster Horace "Go West, Young Man" Greeley. Kno...

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Gunnison

Enjoy a taste of the old west in historic Gunnison, Colorado. Visit Black Canyon of the Gunnison, with some of the steepest cliffs and craggiest spires in North America, and trails for all abilities. Gunnison attracts outdoor adventure enthusiasts of...

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Keystone, CO

Though the village of Keystone is known primarily for its slopes, there are plenty of things a visitor can do beyond downhill skiing. Off-mountain activities include cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, ice skating, sleigh rides and snowmobiling. Keyst...

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Leadville

The highest incorporated city in the U.S. (10,188 ft/3,105 m), 80 mi/130 km southwest of Denver, Leadville is a silver-mining town that was the home of millionaires Horace and Baby Doe Tabor, as well as J.J. and (the "unsinkable") Molly Brown. Marsha...

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Littleton


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Loveland

The closest resort to Denver, Loveland Ski Area is a small family resort nestled in a cozy mountain valley, boasting some of the best terrain in the state. Two-thirds of the terrain is suitable for beginner and intermediate skiers. Much more relaxed ...

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Manitou Springs

The Manitou Springs area, near Pikes Peak, offers a number of attractions. Garden of the Gods is made up of unusual red sandstone rocks that have been tilted and sculpted into fascinating shapes. Cave of the Winds is an underground cavern in the trad...

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Mesa Verde National Park

Located in southwest Colorado, Mesa Verde is one of the best places to view the ancient cliff dwellings built by the Anasazi. They lived throughout the area from about AD 550-1300, when their dwellings were suddenly abandoned. Other popular sites are...

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Mountain Village


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Palisade


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Pueblo

Its combination of elaborate Victorian homes, Spanish adobes, Irish bars and Slavic neighborhoods gives Pueblo, Colorado a true melting-pot atmosphere. Visitors could spend most of the day there, including stops at the Sangre de Cristo Arts Center to...

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Rangely


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Rocky Mountains National Park

Located 60 mi/95 km northwest of Denver, Rocky Mountain National Park is a large area that includes magnificent peaks, valleys and nature trails. One of the park's most popular and fascinating features is the tundra that exists above the tree line (1...

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San Juan Mountains


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Snowmass


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Southwest Colorado/San Juan Skyway

The rugged, impressive San Juan Mountains have much the same grandeur as the Rockies but fewer tourists, although they've become more popular. The San Juan Skyway is a scenic driving route that provides a wonderful way to become acquainted with this ...

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Steamboat Springs

Steamboat Springs is located in the state of Colorado belonging to the United States of America. The population of the town according to the 2010 census was 12,088.Steamboat Springs is an internationally know winter ski destination with so much to of...

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Telluride

Located in Colorado's southwestern corner about 200 mi/320 km southwest of Denver, the ski resort of Telluride was for years relatively inaccessible and undiscovered. But then the airport (the second highest in the nation) was built in the late 1980s...

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Trinidad, CO

Trinidad, Colorado, located 175 mi/280 km south of Denver, has a well-maintained historic district of Victorian and southwestern architecture. Fisher's Peak, rising 9,655 ft/2,943 m above the city, once guided wagon trains from the Santa Fe Trail to ...

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Vail

Vail is a ski town with an impressive social scene. You'll find everything from fine dining and family fun to apres-ski and weekly street concerts. Stroll down historic Bridge Street with its mix of boutiques and art galleries. Or wind down at one of...

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Vail / Eagle


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Winter Park

The Winter Park ski area is owned by the city of Denver and run by a nonprofit corporation. That means that fun takes precedent over funds at this resort, making it a great family option. Most of the resort's lodging is located in the main village, l...

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Colorado is located in Southwestern United States of America. The rugged Rocky Mountain range dominates the western half of the state. It is a favorite destination for hikers, backpackers, campers and mountain climbers who love to trek through and enjoy the spectacular scenery. In the winter, it attracts numerous skiers and snowboarders to some of the best ski resorts in the USA.
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Whether it's a hillside glowing bright yellow with fall aspen leaves or the jagged peaks of the San Juans covered in snow, the scenery steals the show in Colorado. Almost from the moment you set foot in the state, the mountains are either surrounding you or are visible on the horizon, and they're constantly presenting new vistas. Though skiing and hiking are undeniably great ways to appreciate the peaks, they're hardly mandatory. Whether you're driving on a freeway or even walking on a busy Denver street, you will be ogling the alpine scenery.

Geography

Colorado is the highest U.S. state, containing 75% of all land in the continental U.S. with an elevation above 10,000 ft/3,050 m. Fifty-four of its mountain peaks are above 14,000 ft/4,340 m. Residents refer to these as "fourteeners." Mountains cover the western two-thirds of Colorado; however, the eastern part of the state is flat, extending into the Great Plains of the central U.S.

History

There's evidence humans traveled through Colorado as early as 10,000 years ago in pursuit of game. Later, the Anasazi began their pueblo culture around AD 550 in the southwestern part of the state and the surrounding region. They created large and complex buildings on mesas and in cliff-side alcoves, some of which can still be visited at Mesa Verde National Park and Hovenweep National Monument. Their cities were mysteriously abandoned between 1200 and 1400. Other tribes that inhabited Colorado included the Kiowa, Apache and Comanche, who roamed the flat eastern prairie in search of bison. The Ute people of the mountainous west lived a foraging/hunting existence.

The Spanish expedition under Francisco Coronado may have passed through parts of Colorado in 1541. Although Spain claimed much of the territory, its settlement of the land did not go much farther than the explorations of two Franciscan friars in 1776. Most of the territory became part of the U.S. as a result of the 1803 Louisiana Purchase. Explorers and trappers entered the area over the next several decades, the first being Zebulon Pike, of Pikes Peak fame, who covered the area in 1806.

It wasn't until 1858, when gold fever struck, that Colorado saw a major influx of settlers. A rough-and-tumble period of mining and frontier bloodshed followed. As more white settlers appropriated Native American lands, ranching became an important supplement to mining in the region's economy. In the early 1900s, the Colorado mines were the scenes of bitter and bloody labor struggles. Minerals are still an important part of Colorado's economy, as are ranching and farming, but tourism continues to be one of the most important attributes of the state's economy. Denver has emerged as a major U.S. city, a center of business, aerospace, banking, communications and energy.

Snapshot

Colorado's foremost attractions include skiing, camping, hiking, hunting, fishing, white-water rafting, hot-air ballooning, Royal Gorge, all-terrain driving, mountain biking, Denver, dude ranches, Mesa Verde and Rocky Mountain national parks, fossils, hang gliding, wildflowers, archaeological sites, museums, cultural activities, classical music, jazz, brewpubs, and film and theater festivals.


Anyone who's interested in rugged mountain scenery, the history of the Old West, camping, skiing and other outdoor activities will have a great time in Colorado.

Potpourri

The flat, populated plain that extends north and south from Denver is called "the front range" by locals. The first range of foothills between this area and the high country is sometimes called the "hogback."

The drive from Central City to Idaho Springs through Virginia Canyon is on the aptly named Oh-My-God Road. Even today, it's a hair-raising trip.

Molly Brown was a poor girl until her prospector husband struck it rich in Leadville's gold mines. They moved to Denver and proceeded to practically define the term nouveau riche (as the furnishings in the Molly Brown House Museum in Denver make clear). Snubbed by high society and alienated from her husband, Molly Brown became a heroine and celebrity when she survived the sinking of the Titanic in 1912, earning the nickname "The Unsinkable Molly Brown."

There are more than 20 rivers whose headwaters begin in Colorado. The Continental Divide directs each river's course.

If you're in Denver (or anywhere else on the front range), north means "mountains on your left" and south refers to "mountains on your right." Spend a week in Denver and you'll pick up on this trick.

Boulder has more used-book stores per capita than any other city in the U.S.

The U.S. government owns more than one-third of the land in Colorado.

The word "colorado" came from the Spanish word for red, which was applied to the Rio Colorado—red river.

Julesburg (150 mi/240 km northeast of Denver) was the home of the Pony Express. Its heritage has been preserved at the Fort Sedgwick Depot Museum.




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