Hey Coloradans, it is the time of year we all have been waiting for – snowmobile adventure season. If you’re wondering where to find the best snowmobiling in Colorado, we’ve got you covered. Before you hit the powder, it’s time to pull the snow machine out of the storage shed and give it a thorough check-up. You need to take a look at the fuel system and engine. The…
When you head to Colorado Springs, Colorado, hunting for a great brew, you cannot imagine your choices. Chances are you are going on a Colorado beer tour. You will have a difficult time choosing the one best for your liking. Why? Because the area hosts more than 20 craft breweries. You might want to try a pint of Switchback Blonde, a Devil’s Head Red Ale, or a Whistle Pig…
If you glance to your right while driving west along Interstate 70, you can see the whole town of Idaho Springs – a historic town rich in mining history and home to the Indian Hot Springs. It’s a convenient stopover for a nice lunch on your way to the many ski areas along I-70. If you have more time, it’s also a great town to visit for a day…
If you are a skier, then winter will bring you a little piece of heaven. It will be your paradise in Colorado. The winter air, the new-fallen snow, and mountains covered with a heavy snowpack. – what more can you want? Here are things to do in the winter in Colorado. Things to Do in the Winter in Colorado: Skiing Naturally, one of the things to do in Colorado…
The main draw to people who plan to visit Estes Park, Colorado, is the vast number of outdoor activities and attractions the area provides. As the gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park, it has numerous areas where you can spend hours enjoying the beauty of Colorado’s mountain range. As you are planning for your Colorado travel experience, be sure to plan some time outside. As you take in the…
Head north of Sterling, Colorado, for about 30 minutes to the high plains, and you will reach the North Sterling State Park. The large park comprises 5,700 acres of grasslands and water. Visitors have made it a premier place to boat and fish in the northeastern location. The park offers three campgrounds to spend the night, providing 141 campsites. If you have the smallest pup tent, you are still…
Denver Water Park My daughter wonders where all the water comes from. She is in awe about the sheer volume of the wet element. We have gone swimming multiple times this hot summer, but nothing compares to Denver’s Elitch Gardens Water Park. There is not just one big pool here, but two, plus numerous slides, pirates cove, water rides and a lazy river called “Castaway Creek” with artificial…
If You Are Going To Crestone Colorado, We Have The Information You Need. During the 2010 census, the population of Crestone, Colorado, was 127. Last year it was believed to have grown to 140 people. The small village lies at the foot of the western slopes of the Sangre de Cristo Range. Once a small mining town, founded in 1880, it peaked at a population of 2000 people in…
What is better than meeting an old friend you have not seen for ages, at a local coffee shop and having a brew or two? There is something special about having coffee with a friend. People living in Boulder, Colorado, have many great coffee shops from which to choose. Call your friend and make plans to meet up for a cup of brew later this week. Here are 8…
Driving From Fort Collins To Steamboat Springs Along The Cache la Poudre River The last car passed 30 minutes ago. Since then the only life along this lonely length of highway has been four-legged or feathered. Even the radio offers nothing but crackling static. In this high chaparral landscape more suggestive of Outer Mongolia than Colorado, antelope outnumber people. To an urban dweller the sprawling nothingness can be unsettling.…