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Vail InformationWhen people think skiing in Colorado, Vail is often the first town that comes to mind. Established..
Fruita InformationThanks to the invention of the mountain bike and an abundance of natural slick-rock trails, Fruita..
Dinosaur InformationOriginally named Artesia, this quaint town became the gateway community to the archeologically and..
Mesa InformationThe quiet, unassuming community of Mesa is a gateway to Grand Mesa, the world's largest flattop..
Palisade InformationPalisade, on the Western Slope, is in the heart of Colorado's wine country. Nearly a dozen area..
Breckenridge InformationThe word quaint might have been invented in Breckenridge. Its main street could be a painting of..
Edwards InformationNestled in the Vail Valley just west of the famous ski and resort town of Vail, Edwards is the..
Avon InformationNestled in the Eagle River Valley, at the base of Beaver Creek Ski Resort and 14 km (nine miles)..
Dillon InformationJust down I-70 from famed Summit County ski areas Copper Mountain, Keystone, Arapahoe Basin and..
Kremmling InformationSituated east of Steamboat Springs along Highway 40, the small town of Kremmling offers access to..
Eagle InformationThis down-home, non-resort community about 30 miles west of Vail features friendly folks and a cozy..
Frisco InformationRemember those days as a kid, when all you had to think about was where you were going to ride your..
Rifle InformationAt the base of the White River Plateau, about an hour northeast of Grand Junction, Rifle is where..
See all locations in Northwest ColoradoFrom tasting wine in Colorado's wine country to sipping a hot cocoa with views of snow-capped peaks, the Northwest Region of the state is a place meant for savoring life's finer things. Here, travelers will find an abundance of activities year-round. In fact, life-long Colorado residents are still finding surprises in this land of serrated peaks, dramatic canyons and fertile valleys.
A majority of the region's eastern border follows the Continental Divide - the meandering ridgeline that separates North America's watershed. Nestled beneath the divide you'll find some of the world's most legendary resort towns, including Aspen/Snowmass, Breckenridge, Keystone and Winter Park; Vail, Beaver Creek and Steamboat Springs lie a little farther beyond. These havens for powder hounds in winter become playgrounds for sun-seekers in summer, when the valleys overflow with waterfalls and blossom with wildflowers.
Progressing west, mountains give way to plateaus and mesas, with a diverse group of communities thriving on tourism and agriculture. The mighty Colorado River flows through this area, forming impressive canyons along the way. Glenwood Springs is famous for its thermal hot springs and rafting industry. An hour's drive downstream, the thriving and scenic city of Grand Junction is home to more than 120,000, and its profile as a producer of fine wines is increasing with each year. Nearby are two major recreation attractions: the Colorado National Monument (which is home to spectacular rock formations and staggering vistas) and Grand Mesa (where lakes are scattered throughout pristine forest). Farther to the north and straddling the Utah border, Dinosaur National Monument preserves ancient and remote canyons along both the Yampa and Green Rivers.
For inspiration, relaxation or just a refresher course on how sweet life can be, the Northwest Region of Colorado is tailor-fit for an unforgettable vacation.
Its first settlers came to hunt for gold, but today, this casually sophisticated university town..
Denver InformationScratch the veneer of the new-West look of urban Denver and you'll get a glimpse of the Old West..
Denver Area InformationEven by American standards, Denver is a young city. The gold strike that launched it occurred just..
Southwest Colorado InformationSouthwest Colorado seems to put visitors under a spell. The area's beauty amazes, transfixing the..
Front Range InformationAsked once to describe Colorado, Teddy Roosevelt demurred, saying, "The scenery bankrupts the..
Telluride InformationOoh! That's what most people say when they enter this town wedged in a picturesque glacial canyon..
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