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Adventure vacations in Colorado's Rocky Mountains! Colorado's best Cabins, Campgrounds, Resorts and Attractions. February 09, 2010 |
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Alamosa is located 30 miles from The Great Sand Dunes National Park and is home to world class birding and fishing. Be thrilled by Colorado Gators where over 450 alligators, some over 11 feet long, live in the San Luis Valley’s famous geothermal waters. Swim and soak in Sand Dunes Swimming Pool's 150,000 gallons of hot springs water under the vista of the Sangre de Cristo mountains. ARVADA - Arvada Colorado Lodging ASPEN - Aspen Colorado Lodging There is something in Aspen for every one of you! No place else in Colorado has all the best adventure, culture, serenity, food and fashion that you'll find here! AURORA - Aurora Colorado Lodging Find out why Aurora, the 67th largest city in the nation, is a great place to visit and work. AVON - Avon Colorado Lodging Avon, at the base of Beaver Creek Ski area and next to Vail, grew from a sleepy town of 1,300 in the mid 1980s to 5,800 full-time residents in 2003. Visitors to our town during the ski and summer seasons enjoy the best of Colorado. BASALT - Located at the confluence of the Roaring Fork & Frying Pan Rivers the hub of the Aspen area activities. Basalt Colorado is centered at the heart of the Roaring Fork Valley. Basalt hosts "Basalt River Days" as it's annual community celebration. BEAVER CREEK - Beaver Creek Colorado Lodging Beaver Creek is a feast for the eyes; a delight for the senses. The influence of renowned resorts such as Switzerland's St. Moritz, Italy's Cortina and Spain's Val d'Aran has resulted in a unique combination of mountain excitement and village luxury. BOULDER - Boulder Colorado Lodging Cresting over the hill on highway 36 into Boulder, it’s easy to see why this intriguing town has been dubbed the city nestled between the mountains and reality. At 5,430 feet above sea level, acres of vast open space roll into Boulder’s quaint cityscape tucked into the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. BRECKENRIDGE - Breckenridge Colorado Lodging Breckenridge, Colorado is a 147-year-old quaint Victorian town in the heart of the Colorado Rockies. As one of the nations premier year around resorts, Breckenridge has an incredible selection of Rocky Mountain vacation adventures. BRIGHTON - Brighton Colorado Lodging Once a stop on the Overland trail mail route to the gold rush boom town of Denver Brighton developed into an agricultural mainstay of Colorado. BROOMFIELD - Broomfield Colorado Lodging Located about halfway between Denver and Boulder along U.S. 36, the Broomfield area is central to all that Colorado living is known for throughout the world. Local shopping, entertainment and night-life options combined with convenient access to Colorado's beautiful scenery and year-round outdoor recreation make Broomfield a uniquely vibrant place to live, work and play. BRUSH The Texas-Montana Cattle Trail, which began in 1866 in the panhandle area of Texas and continued north to the grazing lands of eastern Montana, followed a route that passed through the area along the banks of Beaver Creek in northeastern Colorado. Along this creek a supply point was established to service the trail crews; it came to be known as "Brush." By the time the 20th century came along in 1900, this small supply station on the cattle trail had grown to become an established community. BUENA VISTA - Buena Vista Colorado Lodging Buena Vista is popular for whitewater rafting, snowmobiling, cross country skiing, mountain biking, backpacking, animal watching, and just about any other outdoor activity that comes to mind. The economy and population are steady and healthy. The beautiful scenery, tree-lined streets, year-round mild climate, clean air, and clear sparkling water. BURLINGTON - Burlington Colorado Lodging While in Burlington be sure to visit our one of a kind attractions. A visit to the Old Town Museum & Emporium will take you back into history for a visit into our western heritage. Then on to the Kit Carson County Carousel, a National Historic Landmark, were you can take a ride on any one of its' 45 hand carved wooden animals in the menagerie. The KCC Carousel is a unique experience being the only carousel in the United States to proudly wear it original paint, and a Wurlitzer Monster Military Band Organ like no other in the world. BYERS - Byers Colorado Lodging CALHAN - Calhan Colorado Lodging CANON CITY - Canon City Colorado Lodging Welcome to Cañon City, Colorado - home of the scenic and historic Royal Gorge Route Railroad, considered the most spectacular scenic railroad in the world and by far, the best way to see the Royal Gorge. The railroad is over 127 years old and traverses the spectacular Royal Gorge! CARBONDALE - Carbondale Colorado Lodging Home both to ranchers in white cowboy hats and sporty types in polar fleece, quaint Carbondale is set at the confluence of the Crystal and Roaring Fork Rivers and is anchored to the south by 12,953-foot (3,948-meter) Mount Sopris. 
Crystal River Resort Cabins and Campground - Is the "Ultimate Retreat", located between historic Glenwood Springs and world famous, Aspen Colorado. Come see our Rocky Mountain splendor at it's finest! Relax and enjoy the tranquil mountain beauty in our unique and comfortable accommodations.CASTLE ROCK - Castle Rock Colorado Lodging Low crime rate, abundant parks and open space and clean air. Located midway between Denver and Colorado Springs, Castle Rock encompasses 33 square miles and sits in the East Plum Creek Valley at the base of the Rocky Mountains at an elevation of 6,202 feet. CEDAREDGE - Cedaredge Colorado Lodging We Welcome you to Cedaredge, Colorado! Cedaredge is located in Delta County in West-Central Colorado at the foot of The Grand Mesa. Cedaredge, Eckert, Cory, Austin, and Orchard City comprise the beautiful Surface Creek Valley. CENTENNIAL - Centennial Colorado Lodging Welcome to the City of Centennial, Colorado. Colorado's newest big city Founded in 2001, population 103,000. CLIFTON - Clifton Colorado Lodging Clifton is in Mesa County, in the Grand Junction metro area. [NOTE: This is not the only community in Colorado named Clifton.] The community is in the Mountain Standard time zone. The latitude of Clifton is 39.091N. The longitude is -108.448W. The population, at the time of the 2000 census, was 17,345. COLORADO CITY - Colorado City Colorado Lodging When confirmed gold discoveries occurred in the Colorado Rockies in 1859 in Boulder Creek Canyon, Clear Creek Canyon, and South Park (Tarryall, Fairplay, Buckskin Joe), Americans began rushing to the gold fields, hoping to relieve some of the financial stress from the economic panic in 1857. As a result of thousands of people entering the Pike's Peak region, several men incorporated themselves into the Colorado City Town Company on August 11, 1859. COLORADO SPRINGS - Colorado Springs Colorado Lodging From Pikes Peak to the nation's only mountaintop zoo, the Colorado Springs area has plenty of natural and man-made attractions to keep visitors and residents entertained. COPPER MOUNTAIN - Copper Mountain Colorado Lodging Copper Mountain is a full service ski resort that offers everything you could desire in a mountain vacation. Copper Mountain is known locally as Colorado's Perfect Ski Mountain. It's naturally divided terrain which ranges from beginner to extreme assures that any type of skier will have a truly enjoyable experience. CORTEZ - Cortez Colorado Lodging In the Southwest corner of Colorado, Cortez is placed between glorious deserts and majestic mountains. Cortez also serves as the gateway to the incomparable Mesa Verde National Park. This is the archaeological heartland of the United States, vast cultural resources and outdoor recreation opportunities await your discovery. The Cortez Area invites you to visit our friendly, small town for a vacation experience like no other. CRAIG - Craig Colorado Lodging Craig, the Moffat County seat, is rich in recreational opportunities, natural resources, and Old West lore. Located at the junction of U.S. Highway 40 and Colorado Highway 13, Craig is the mid-point for Denver and Salt Lake City travelers and is the economic center of Northwest Colorado. CRESTED BUTTE - Crested Butte Colorado Lodging Each season graces Crested Butte, Colorado with its own beauty and invitation to play. Snow crowns Crested Butte's Victorian storefronts and transforms the mountains into frosty masterpieces. Here you'll find the finest skiing and snowboarding in the country, along with snowmobiling, dog sledding, ballooning, nordic skiing, ice fishing and a host of other winter adventures. Only the "Last Great Colorado Ski Town" can offer a winter adventure experience like this! DEL NORTE - Del Norte Colorado Lodging DELTA - Delta Colorado Lodging Delta Country is rich agricultural valleys and bountiful orchards cradled by lake-strewn mountains, vast forests and enticing desert canyons. Here lies the bounty of western Colorado complemented by raw splendor and unique attractions. The view into the Black Canyon from our North Rim will leave you breathless! Brace yourself to peer down 2,000 feet into a canyon that ranks among the continent's narrowest. 
Four Seasons River Inn and RV Park - Come walk along the Gunnison River, visit Confluence Park, tour and discover Delta County, pick fresh fruits and vegetables, or plan from a wide variety of day trips and vacation adventures before returning to the comfort of your own RV or one of our clean 2-room kitchenettes. Our RV spaces are shaded and have lawns. There are 25 full hookups with 8 pull throughs. 50 amp service is available for longer stays. All sites have phone service available and cable TV. DENVER - Denver Colorado Lodging Located at the base of the Rocky Mountains, Denver is one of America's most beautiful cities. Blessed with 300 days of sunshine a year, Denver is a lively city with a great love of the outdoors. Here you'll find the nation's largest city park system, 90 golf courses and an incredible 650 miles of paved bike trails. DILLON - Dillon Colorado Lodging Dillon, Colorado is a lakeside, mountain resort community located in the center of the world's greatest ski resorts. Our community of businesses and residents is committed to offering locals and visitors alike a quality and memorable experience in a one-of-a-kind scenic location. DOLORES - Dolores Colorado Lodging DOVE CREEK - Dove Creek Colorado Lodging DURANGO - Durango Colorado Lodging Explore the area's world-class attractions, such as Mesa Verde National Park, the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad, Historic Downtown, and Vallecito Lake. Enjoy activities at Durango Mountain Resort, gold-medal fly fishing on the Animas River, or playing golf on one of our courses.  Willowtail Springs - Willowtail Springs awaits you amid the sun washed landscapes of Southwest Colorado. An enchanting wonderland nestled on forty acres of pasture, woods, and streams, the exceptional geographic diversity offers a full range of alpine and high desert exploration. Hike, raft, canoe, bicycle, fish, downhill or cross-country ski and ice skate in season. EADS - Eads Colorado Lodging Eads is a town in Kiowa County. It is the county seat. The community is in the Mountain Standard time zone. The latitude of Eads is 38.480N. The longitude is -102.781W. The estimated population, in 2003, was 664. EAGLE - Eagle Colorado Lodging According to the 2000 census, there were 3,032 people, 1,064 households, and 746 families residing in the town. The bedroom community for Vail is a destination in it's own right. EDWARDS - Edwards Colorado Lodging Edwards, minutes from Vail, has been attracting people who enjoy a little more room, a little warmer climate and a town with spirit and pride. EMPIRE Empire is in Clear Creek County, Colorado, United States. The population was 355 at the 2000 census. The town is a former mining settlement that flourished during the Colorado Gold and Silver Boom in the late 19th century. It is located in the valley Clear Creek west of Denver, on the north side of the valley. U.S. Highway 40 passes through the town as its ascends towards Berthoud Pass, putting the town on the direct route between Denver and Middle Park. ENGLEWOOD - Englewood Colorado Lodging William Russell and 12 other miners found gold in the South Platte River, and established a Placer Camp near the confluence of Little Dry Creek and the South Platte River in an area that would eventually become Englewood. This Placer Camp washed out more gold than they had found in all their previous prospecting, and triggered the beginning of the Pikes Peak or Bust gold rush of 1859. ESTES PARK - Estes Park Colorado Lodging The majestic scenery of Rocky Mountain National Park combined with the home town hospitality of Estes Park transforms a trip to the Colorado Rockies into a dream vacation in our little corner of paradise. Come for a day, a week, or more, visit this eastern gateway community to Rocky Mountain National Park! Estes Park, at 7,522 feet above sea level is an experience you'll remember forever. EVANS - Named for the first Governor of Colorado John Evans, the city of Evans competed with Greeley for the county seat. Today it is a beautiful high plains town of 10,000 happy residents and a couple of knot heads. EVERGREEN Nestled in the mountains a short drive west of Denver, Evergreen is an alpine community with many mountain parks, hiking, biking, theater, musical entertainment, shopping and senior activities. FAIRPLAY South Park was a legendary hunting grounds of the Ute Indians. Now mule deer, elk, antelope - even black bear and coyote abound. Surrounding the valley are the majestic Mosquito, Kenosha and Tarryall mountain ranges. 
Flying Horse Ranch- Lakeside guest ranch, 3,600 acres, close to Summit County. Rate includes cattle drives, riding & lessons, mountain bikes. 10,000 square foot lodge with 5 rooms/suites and 2 cabins. FLORENCE - Florence Colorado Lodging The sculpture garden at Off Main Gallery/Florence Pottery and Art is an attractive place to view art while you sit and enjoy the mini-park. The garden is one of several sculpture displays in town where several galleries also flourish. FORT COLLINS - Fort Collins Colorado Lodging 40 Parks within the City, 23.14 miles of trails, that includes paved and unpaved walking and bike trails. There are 3 city golf courses. Two marathons are held here each year. Fort Collins is located just minutes from the Cache la Poudre Canyon which provides great hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, kayaking, fishing and whitewater rafting opportunities. FORT MORGAN - Fort Morgan Colorado Lodging Business, Industry, Organizations, Agriculture, Health Care, Education, Government, Professionals, and Individuals Working Together For Economic Vitality and Quality of Life Through Business and Community Development Since 1919. FOUNTAIN - Fountain Colorado Lodging The City of Fountain -- America's Millennium City and 2002 All-America City. Located at the base of Pikes Peak, part of the great, bold, rugged Rocky Mountain Range. Fountain has all the amenities of urban living at its doorstep, yet is still a place where people enjoy the advantages of neighborly living in a small town atmosphere. FRASER There have been several local notables whose lives are highlighted in a photo collection housed at the Fraser Visitor Center. The Center is also home to a collection of sculptures. These sculptures comprise the subject of the Walk Through History Park; which was conceived to teach history through art. FRISCO - Frisco Colorado Lodging We hope that you will feel the tremendous sense of place and pride that we have in our magnificent, small mountain town. We welcome you to Frisco for a day, a week or a lifetime. FRUITA - Fruita Colorado Lodging Fruita, Colorado, is one of the most active, progressive and diverse communities in Western Colorado, and yet we strive to maintain our close ties to a rich historical past and the strong bonds of our neighborhoods. GEORGETOWN - Georgetown Colorado Lodging Georgetown is nestled in between some of the most majestic peaks in the State. What this means to you is: endless trails to pedal & climb, slopes to ski, streams to fish, raft & paddle, shops to browse, history to relive, accommodations to relax in, and some of the finest restaurants around. GLENDALE - Glendale Colorado Lodging Glendale Colorado is one of the 'front range cities' located northwest of Denver. The first American settlers came to Glendale during the Pike's Pike Gold rush of 1858 and established a settlement at the head of Glendale Canyon. In 1860, the first schoolhouse in Colorado was built in Glendale. Glendale was incorporated in 1871 as 'Glendale City'. In 1874, Glendale became the home of the University of Colorado. In 1882, the first graduating class consisted of six students. GLENWOOD SPRINGS - Glenwood Springs Colorado Lodging Relax. You’ve got options in Glenwood Springs. If you’re looking for relaxation, entertainment, lodging, adventure, or to explore something new Glenwood Springs has it! Relax at our world-famous Hot Springs Lodge & Pool the world’s largest, manmade outdoor mineral hot-springs swimming pool. Glenwood Springs is also home to a number of full-service day spas for indulging the mind, body, and soul. GOLDEN - Golden Colorado Lodging Golden was founded during the gold rush of 1859, but gold seekers were not its first inhabitants. The area had been frequented by the Ute, Arapaho, and Cheyenne tribes, as well as early trappers Louis Vasquez and Rufus Sage. Most sources agree that the town was named for settler Tom Golden, one of the early gulch miners who panned gold in the valley of Clear Creek. Home to the Colorado School of Mines! GRANBY - Granby Colorado Lodging GRAND JUNCTION - Grand Junction Colorado Lodging Grand Junction has a strong history that dates back more than 100 years. In the 1880s, the area was part of the Northern Ute Reservation, although the Native Americans were later moved west into Utah. In September 1881, the area experienced a land rush and a townsite was staked. This town, located in the Grand Valley, was first called Ute, then West Denver and finally came to be known as Grand Junction because of its location at the confluence of the Gunnison and Colorado rivers. GRAND LAKE - Grand Lake Colorado Lodging Nestled at the western entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park, the Village of Grand Lake is one of Colorado’s unspoiled hideaways. Wooden boardwalks lead to many unique, one of a kind, shops and galleries. Grand lake is replete with rustic architecture, wonderful lodges and restaurants. GREELEY - Greeley Colorado Lodging With the expansive prairie out one door and the towering Rocky Mountains out the other, Greeley is a city of unlikely combinations that complement each other beautifully. Experience the best of the Contemporary West in a place where you can feel equally comfortable in a cowboy hat or a business suit. Where you can explore miles of wide-open prairie or pristine forest and get back in time for the symphony. Attend university lectures one day and the local rodeo the next. Browse through galleries and museums or play in our parks. Enjoy a balance of economic stability and cultural diversity. Leisurely if you want it to be, fast-paced when you are ready for adventure, our city accommodates both with an easy charm. GREENWOOD VILLAGE - Greenwood Village Colorado Lodging The Village is a distinct community of families, business leaders, and professionals who enjoy life to the fullest in a backdrop that combines natural beauty and careful planning. From the unspoiled beauty of a quiet country meadow to contemporary loft living, to traditional subdivisions, to world class business environments, the Village has it all. The members of the Greenwood Village community appreciate and expect safe environments, beautiful settings, and opportunities for recreation and leisure time activities. GUNNISON - Gunnison Colorado Lodging Welcome to Gunnison, Colorado, home of unspoiled hiking and biking trails, camping areas and natural wilderness. Escape the ordinary Colorado vacation spots for the peaceful and friendly hospitality of Gunnison County. Our western style town is an authentic Colorado ski vacation place in the winter and the summertime offers amazing fishing, hunting, hiking, camping and exploration for families. Visit Western State College! HENDERSON - Henderson Colorado Lodging Henderson was named for John D. Henderson who established a cattle ranch on an island in the nearby South Platte River. Henderson has been a vital part of the Denver/Aurora metro area and is the gate way to Denver International Airport. HIGHLANDS RANCH - Highlands Ranch Colorado Lodging Highlands Ranch Celebrates it's Silver Anniversary! Twenty-five years after breaking ground where the Denver metro area meets the Western wilds, Highlands Ranch has cause for celebration. This silver anniversary marks a historic milestone in one of the most successful master-planned communities in the country! KEYSTONE - Keystone Colorado Lodging Keystone Resort offers everything you could possibly desire for a complete winter vacation. With three different mountains to choose from there is plenty of variety for everyone. An eight month ski season (October - June), and a 12 hour ski day with night skiing have helped Keystone become what Skiing Magazine has referred to as the "ultimate all things to all skiers" resort. LA JUNTA - La Junta Colorado Lodging La Junta is a city located in Otero County, Colorado. As of the 2000 census, the city had a total population of 7,568. La Junta is located in southeast Colorado, on the Arkansas River east of Pueblo. La Junta is home to: Bent's Fort, an important fur trading post on the Santa Fe Trail. LAKEWOOD - Lakewood Colorado Lodging A historic and social center park, Lakewood's Heritage Center features a look at 20th Century lifestyles. Located in beautiful Belmar Park, the museum currently has over 10 historic structures, 30,000 artifacts preserved, a festival area and an outdoor amphitheater. LAMAR - Lamar Colorado Lodging Lamar was born on Sunday, May 24, 1886. Lamar was named after Lucius Quintius Lamar, Secretary of the Interior for Grover Cleveland. A land office was secured under the name Lamar. People came to Lamar enticed by the rail road advertising of free land, the town boomed! Lamar was the last town to be established in such a way and the youngest town of a consequence on the main line of the Santa Fe Rail Road. LAS ANIMAS - Las Animas Colorado Lodging Las Animas is located in Bent County, Colorado, United States. The population was 2,758 at the 2000 census. It is the county seat of Bent County, Colorado. Las Animas, located in southeast Colorado, is east of Pueblo, near Bent's Fort. Las Animas is home to the Kit Carson Museum. LEADVILLE - Leadville Colorado Lodging Leadville sits in a high mountain valley surrounded by snow-capped peaks. In fact, it's North America's highest incorporated city at a lofty perch of 10,430 feet. With 310 days of sunshine each year and summer temperatures seldom over 80 degrees, Leadville, Twin Lakes, and Lake County have been a mountain retreat for over 100 years. LIMON - Limon Colorado Lodging Discover Limon, the gateway city to Denver and the Colorado Rockies! From I-70, take exit 359 or 361, go one mile to downtown Limon. From the stoplight, travel 2.5 blocks south to Town Hall. Museum Complex is immediately behind Town Hall. LITTLETON - Littleton Colorado Lodging In 1859 the fledgling metropolis of Denver City began to grow, the need arose to construct a series of ditches to carry water to farms and businesses without ready access to rivers and creeks in this arid land. Among the engineers hired to lay out this system was young Richard Sullivan Little of New Hampshire. Surveying in an area several miles south of Denver, Little fell in love with the site of present-day Littleton. LONE TREE - Lone Tree Colorado Lodging It's a great day to be in Lone Tree! LONGMONT - Longmont Colorado Lodging Longmont, Colorado, Has over 300 days of sunshine and a great view of the Rocky Mountains. Longmont has an elevation of 4,979 feet above sea level. LOUISVILLE - Louisville Colorado Lodging Voted 5th Best City to Live in the United States! A City that blends the hometown atmosphere with a progressive, modern outlook, while Main Street retains the nostalgic charm of yester year, and high tech businesses flourish throughout the city. The rich heritage of values and traditions found in our city forms the basis for a thriving modern community. LOVELAND - Loveland Colorado Lodging If Loveland is your vacation destination, you will learn about our abundant outdoor recreation opportunities including our three golf courses, fishing, boating, hiking, biking, horseback riding, and camping. You will be in awe of our unique public art collection that totals more than 200 pieces, many visible throughout the city. Tour one of our bronze casting foundries that attracts sculptors from around the world. LYONS - Lyons Colorado Lodging MANCOS - Mancos Colorado Lodging MANITOU SPRINGS - Manitou Springs Colorado Lodging Hidden between the Garden of the Gods and Pikes Peak, America’s most famous mountain, lies the magical town of Manitou Springs. "Manitou," a Native American word for "spirit," describes this beautiful mountain community. Nine named mineral springs throughout town are fed by the snows of Pikes Peak. Long before white men traveled here, the Ute, Cheyenne and many other natives considered this area sacred. MONTE VISTA - Monte Vista Colorado Lodging Monte Vista! Spanish for Mountain View is a historic, lively city located in the heart of the San Luis Valley. In every direction you look, you are surrounded by some of Colorado’s magnificent 14,000 ft. peaks. Monte Vista is attractive to commercial, agriculture, social and cultural activities. MONTROSE - Montrose Colorado Lodging Montrose Colorado is the kind of Colorado people dream about. Situated in southwestern Colorado on the Western Slope of the Rocky Mountains, Montrose is home to the Black Canyon National Park and offers scenic mountains, valleys, canyons, mesas, lakes and rivers, plus all the recreational activities that accompany these natural wonders like hiking, mountain biking, skiing, fishing, camping, boating and more. Montrose lies at an elevation of 5,794 feet above sea level, has mild summers and winters with minimal snow accumulation in the city, making a great four season playground. MOUNT CRESTED BUTTE - Mount Crested Butte Colorado Lodging MOUNTAIN VILLAGE - Mountain Village Colorado Lodging Welcome to the town of Mountain Village situated in the heart of the breathtaking San Juan Mountains. Mountain Village was incorporated in 1995 as a home rule municipality. Its founders envision a European style, ski in, ski-out pedestrian friendly destination resort that would serve as a unique contrast to the historic mining town of Telluride. NEDERLAND - Nederland Colorado Lodging Nederland, Colorado is a small western town located in the Rocky Mountains at 8236 feet above sea level. The town is about 20 miles west of Boulder and a special place for people who love the outdoors. Nederland's open space provides some of the best hiking, biking, running and cross country ski trails in Boulder County and is just minutes from Eldora Ski Area. NEW CASTLE - New Castle Colorado Lodging Founded in 1888, Majestic scenery, mountain streams, abundant wildlife, deep blue skies, affordable living, all surrounded by thousands of acres of public land. New Castle, Colorado is a wonderful place to call home. NIWOT - Niwot Colorado Lodging Beautifully nestled along the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, between Boulder and Longmont Colorado, Niwot is an enchanting community combining a nostalgic and rich historic past with all the conveniences of present day. Niwot Colorado’s Second Avenue is a designated Historic District Old Town, as it is known featuring charming Victorian buildings and landscaping. NORTHGLENN - Northglenn Colorado Lodging With a population of 34,006 residents the City enjoys small friendly neighborhoods with easily accessible schools, convenient dining and shopping opportunities, quality parks, open space, and outdoor recreation facilities. Thirty miles plus of interconnecting Greenway trails gives residents and visitors the opportunity to walk, bicycle, or jog in any direction within the City. There are 160.35 acres of parks and open space areas designated to further enhance the quality of life and well being of residents and visitors. OURAY - Ouray Colorado Lodging Situated in a river valley at 7,700 ft. in the heart of the Rocky Mountains lies the often-photographed and treasured town of Ouray, frequently referred to by visitors as the Switzerland of America. Like thousands of other small mountain communities in Colorado, Ouray started out as a mining town when gold and silver were discovered in 1875. Unlike others though, because of the majesty of the surrounding mountains, the cascading waterfalls and the natural hot springs, visitors flocked to Ouray as much for its beauty as the miners did for the gold they hoped to find. PAGOSA SPRINGS - Pagosa Springs Colorado Lodging Is the gateway to numerous attractions within the Four Corners area. You can experience two historic narrow-gauge railroads, visit ancestral Puebloan ruins, soak in the Hot Springs, enjoy the panoramic views of the mountains and visit all they have to offer. PARACHUTE - Parachute Colorado Lodging The town of Parachute is a small community of approximately 1,300 people located about halfway between Grand Junction and Glenwood Springs, Colorado on I-70, North of the Colorado River. Across the river to the South lies the unincorporated subdivision of Battlement Mesa with an estimated population of 4,200. After enduring the booms and surviving the busts, Parachute has grown into a thriving community of quiet residential neighborhoods with supporting businesses and services. Current oil/gas exploration and production is a major contributor to the local economy providing jobs and supporting businesses. There is a mix of new residential subdivisions and older residential units for the industry housing. In town recreation is available at Cottonwood Park with fishing at nearby Parachute Pond. PARKER - Parker Colorado Lodging Just minutes south of the Denver Tech Center and an easy commute to downtown on I-25. PUEBLO - Pueblo Colorado Lodging Pueblo is known as the Home of Heroes. Pueblo traces it's roots to the fur trade in the early 1830's. One of Colorado's most famous and historic places. PUEBLO WEST - Pueblo West Colorado Lodging In 1806 Zebulon Pike used Pueblo's location as a base camp for his unsuccessful assault on nearby Pikes Peak. Locally known as Fort Pueblo, the original Trading Post was built in the early 1830's by fur traders. Pueblo made its real beginning when Freemont put the location on his map from his great expeditons of discovery. RIFLE - Rifle Colorado Lodging SALIDA - Salida Colorado Lodging Located in the Upper Arkansas River Valley, Salida is below the Continental Divide in the Banana Belt. The Sawatch Mt. Range to the Northwest, Sangre de Christo Mt. Range to the South, and the Mosquito Mt. Range to the North provide a mild climate for Salida known as the Banana Belt; creating ideal conditions for year-round outdoor fun. SILVERCREEK - Silvercreek Colorado Lodging Silvercreek Colorado is one of the state's newest vacation home and ski condominium villages. Summer and Winter recreational opportunities abound. SILVERTHORNE - Silverthorne Colorado Lodging The Blue River tailwater begins in the town of Silverthorn. Catching fish under Interstate 70 behind Colorado's best outlet malls, with curious and often enthusiastic vacation onlookers, is great fun for Anglers! SILVERTON - Silverton Colorado Lodging Silverton: A gritty little mining town with Victorian pretensions! Once the stomping ground of silver kings and railroad giants, Silverton survives today as one of Colorado’s most endearing destinations. SNOWMASS VILLAGE - Snowmass Village Colorado Lodging Snowmass Village is the premier summer resort in Colorado offering fun for the entire family. Choose from a wide range of lodging, from affordable to full-service hotels to luxury condos and magnificent vacation homes. Adventure and rejuvenation, whether gold medal fly fishing, mountain biking, hiking through fields of wildflowers, white water rafting, horseback riding or just taking in 360 degrees of scenic views. SOUTH FORK - South Fork Colorado Lodging The Town of South Fork, Colorado is located at the junction of the famous Rio Grande River and its south fork. Where highway 160 & 149 meet in the center of town, you will find the beginning of the historic Silver Thread National Scenic Byway, a spectacular route that follows the winding Rio Grande to its headwaters in the San Juan Mountains. Initially developed as a community to service lumbering and mining, the town is now the center of a rapidly growing tourist and recreation area, making us your perfect "BASE CAMP" for a multitude of outdoor recreation and day trips to area points of interest. STEAMBOAT SPRINGS - Steamboat Springs Colorado Lodging Many locals say, "I came for the winter, but stayed for the summer." We say," if you haven't seen Steamboat Springs in its summer greens, you've missed the Boat".. STERLING - Sterling Colorado Lodging Home to Northeastern Junior College. Sterling Colorado traces it's roots back to the Pony Express and the Overland Trail. STRATTON - Stratton Colorado Lodging Among the rolling wheat and irrigated corn fields of Eastern Colorado lies the community of Stratton. Located 150 miles east of Denver along I-70, Stratton is primarily a farming and ranching community rich in pride and progress. TELLURIDE - Telluride Colorado Lodging Used as a summer camp for centuries by Ute Indians and named by Spanish explorers in the 1700’s, the San Juan Mountains lured fortune seekers to Colorado with visions of silver and gold. By the mid-1870’s, the Sheridan Mine was the first in a string of local claims and a tent camp was established in the valley below. Originally called Columbia, the rowdy mining camp became a town in 1878, and changed its name to Telluride. THORNTON - Thornton is a diverse community with a strong commitment to quality of life and environmental issues. The Denver metropolitan area in which Thornton is ideally located has consistently ranked as one of the most desirable areas to live in the United States. TRINIDAD - Trinidad Colorado Lodging Explore Trinidad Colorado and you will find a hidden jewel! Find the best in Southern Colorado along one of the most beautiful and scenic drives in Colorado called the Highway of Legends. Trinidad Colorado has a population of about 10-12,000 and is located approximately 11-15 miles north of the New Mexico border and about 80 miles south of Pueblo on Interstate 25. VAIL - Vail Colorado Lodging The Vail Valley is a spectacular experience awaiting your discovery in Colorado. Beautiful scenery, bountiful activities and unrivaled resorts combine to create the ultimate Colorado Rocky Mountain getaway any time of year. Learn more about the towns of the Vail Valley. From Vail itself, where it all began, to the eclectic Minturn, there is something for everyone! Here in the Vail Valley, you can expect the ideal guest experience. VALLECITO - Enjoy the natural tranquility of Lake Vallecito. Vallecito Lake has boating, record-breaking fishing, horseback and hiking trails, big game hunting, autumn colors, and miles of cross-country skiing and snowmobile trails! WALSENBURG - Walsenburg Colorado Lodging Walsenburg, settled in 1859, was originally named LaPlaza de los Leones. In 1870 Fred Walsen, established a trading post. The town incorporated in 1873 and was named after Mr. Walsen who was also the town's first mayor. WELLINGTON - Wellington is a few miles north of Fort Collins on Colorado's high plains, and has traditionally been an agricultural community. Population growth along Colorado's Front Range region has seen a lot of growth in the last decade or so and Wellington right along with it. Founded in 1902, the town is named for C.L. Wellington, an employee of the Colorado and Southern Railroad. WESTMINSTER - Westminster Colorado Lodging If you enjoy fine dining, comedy clubs, or more physical activities such as ice skating, you'll find plenty to do here in Westminster! Minutes north of downtown Denver. WHEAT RIDGE - Wheat Ridge Colorado Lodging Wheat Ridge was founded by homesteader Fred Baugh as a community in 1859. It was a farming community that supported Denver and nearby mining communities, and became the largest producer of carnations worldwide until the mid-20th century. Wheat Ridge did not incorporate until August of 1969, when it was faced with annexation by surrounding cities. It currently has three National Historical Sites and one Colorado State Historical Site. WINDSOR - Windsor Colorado Lodging Located 15 miles west Fort Collins on Colorado's highway 14. Windsor is in the heart of Weld county's agriculture--sugar beets, in particular. Windsor's close proximity to Fort Collins, Greeley, and Loveland as well as spectacular views of Longs Peak in the nearby Rocky Mountains are fueling the towns remarkable growth. WINTER PARK - Winter Park Colorado Lodging Music and world class skiing are the highlights of Winter Park in the Frasier valley. Year around fun in the alpine splendor always at it's finest! WOODLAND PARK - Woodland Park Colorado Lodging Located at 8465 feet above sea level on the north slope of Pikes Peak, surrounded by a million acres of Pike National Forest and only 18 miles from Colorado Springs, Woodland Park is a great place to visit, live and work! YAMPA - Yampa Colorado Lodging A friendly community of 426 hearty people. Community is named for the Yampa River, which in turn was named for an edible fruit by the Native American Tribes. YUMA The flower of Colorado's high plains, Yuma is rooted in the agricultural history of the state. Originally a railroad town that served the needs of local farmers and ranchers... and still does! |
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