Hungry for a foodie vacation? Durango restaurants can take you on an affordable culinary journey that spans the globe. With almost as many places to eat per capita as San Francisco, you can pack for an adventure from the Himalayas to Japan, Italy to Mexico. This little mountain town has less than 20,000 residents, but the local food scene is incredibly diverse. However, that’s not really surprising considering that…
If you find yourself in Breckenridge on your Colorado vacation, then you’re probably there to hit the slopes and not the restaurants. Despite this fact, you will undoubtedly need to grab a bite to eat every now and then. If you’re looking for a place to refuel, there are few musts when visiting Breckenridge. With a wide range of foods from fish to fondue, there are plenty of options…
In the San Luis Valley in southern Colorado, the landscape of Great Sand Dunes National Park is something totally surreal and unique. With 14,000-foot peaks of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains as a backdrop, miles of and miles of Namibian-looking sand dunes are one of Colorado’s most beautiful quirks. The national park offers great activities to explore its natural wonder. Find lodging in Alamosa or pitch a tent in…
Breckenridge is one of the premiere ski spots in the state and probably the reason your Colorado vacation has brought you there. If that’s the case then there are several things to consider when planning on where to stay. Hitting up the ski resorts and dining at the town’s many restaurants can quickly become expensive so finding the best deal in town can be crucial. Whether you decide to…
I’m always delighted to discover an Irish Pub when I’m hungry, and as I was eating my way through the restaurants in Winter Park on a recent visit, I was thrilled to find Randi’s Irish Grill & Pub. Comfort food on a winter day always gives me a warm and fuzzy feeling, and I couldn’t wait to order a nice shepherd’s pie. The shepherd’s pie waited for a day…
The first time I stayed at the Limelight Lodge was back in 1991. It was my first ski trip to Aspen, Colorado. Back then, the Limelight was an affordable lodging alternative to the higher-priced hotels Aspen is known for — places like Little Nell and the Jerome Hotel. The Limelight reminded me of the typical motor lodges that were popular back in the 1960s and 1970s. They served your…
Idaho Springs is the largest town in Clear Creek County, yet it only has around 1,900 residents. If you are trying to decide where to go in Colorado and are looking for a location where you can truly get away from it all, this quiet community just might be it. While your travel to Idaho Springs may be in an effort to enjoy the mountains and get away from…
Aspen has a universal reputation as a luxurious destination for well-to-do jetsetters, but surprisingly, there’s also an array of affordable lodging choices for travelers with smaller budgets — even if you’re visiting with dogs or yearning to hit the slopes during peak ski season. No matter when your travels take you there, Aspen’s stunning Rocky Mountain scenery provides far more than perfect ski conditions. Guests also enjoy year-round outdoorsy…
Boulder is known for many things. It is known for being the home of the main campus of the University of Colorado, its eccentric populous, and its unique Western history. Whether you find yourself in Boulder for business, pleasure, or sending your child off to college for the first time, it is important that you find someplace to stay that meets your expectations. With a number of bed and…
Located on the edge of Rocky Mountain National Park, the town of Estes Park, Colorado offers multiple ways to reconnect with nature. This year-round destination provides some of the most breathtaking views in Colorado. Combine that with a friendly, welcoming community and numerous lodging and dining options, and you have one of the best places to visit in Colorado for a mountain experience. In Estes Park, outdoor activities are…