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Everyone knows about Colorado’s ski resorts and national parks. The tourism industry in the state is booming, and by doing a little research it is more than possible to put your next visit to the Centennial State over the top. With live music, a rich and growing food scene, relaxing hot springs, and epic hiking, here are eight solid ideas.
Continental Divide Trail
Continental Divide TrailGunnison County, United StatesThe Continental Divide Trail runs from Canada to Mexico along the Continental Divide, thoroughly bisecting Colorado. There are many points to join throughout the state to do a day hike and get photos like this, if you don’t have an entire summer
Wolf Creek Ski Area
Wolf Creek Ski AreaPagosa Springs, United StatesWolf Creek Ski Area is a family-run operation which offers some of the best terrain (and views) in the state. Do the hike up Alberta Peak to get photos like this one.
Little Saigon
Little SaigonDenver, United StatesThe area of Federal Boulevard surrounding Alameda and south past Mississippi houses some the best Vietnamese restaurants in the country. If you love pho and Banh Mi as much as I do, this area in west Denver is a must.
Avalanche Ranch
Avalanche RanchCarbondale, United StatesAvalanche Ranch hot springs is a small destination off the beaten path in Redstone, outside of Aspen and Glenwood Springs. Lodging options range from cabins to this small shepherds wagon, where my wife and I stayed a couple days after we got married.
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Colorado National Monument
Colorado National MonumentGrand Junction, United StatesThe Monument, just outside of Grand Junction, offers a great scenic drive with views of the Grand Valley as well as hiking opportunities. There are many spots to pull over and take photos, have a picnic, and look at the canyon and the beautiful valley in western Colorado.
Collegiate Peaks
COLLEGIATE PEAKS (recgovnpsdata)Salida, United StatesCatch a music festival in the mountains. They happen all summer and during spring break, primarily, and can be found in just about every happening mountain town. Whether it’s just a few bands playing at a ski resort or a multi-day bonanzas, there is just something about watching live music with stunning natural backdrops – it’s so refreshing!
Flat Tops Wilderness
Flat Tops WildernessSteamboat Springs, United StatesAwesome weekend camping at Flat Tops Wilderness. Easily accessible hikes,
Waterfalls, and lakes. Fishing readily available. #camping #hiking #colorado
Steamboat Lake State Park
Steamboat Lake State ParkClark, United StatesSnowshoeing at Steamboat Lake State Park is a great way to get out into nature during winter with no one else around. Be prepared to pack your own trail if you go right after a storm!
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