Colorado Destinations

Denver sits at exactly one mile above sea level, blending big-city energy with instant mountain access. From world-class museums and a buzzing food and craft beer scene to Red Rocks Amphitheatre and quick drives into the foothills, Denver is the perfect base for any Colorado adventure.

Nestled at the base of the iconic Flatirons, Boulder is one of Colorado's most vibrant and outdoorsy cities. A world-class university town with a thriving food scene, legendary hiking, and a laid-back energy that's uniquely its own, Boulder is a must-visit on any Colorado itinerary.

Sitting at over 9,600 feet, Breckenridge is one of Colorado's most beloved mountain towns — a perfect blend of world-class skiing, a charming Victorian Main Street, and year-round outdoor adventure. Whether you're chasing powder or exploring the historic downtown, Breck never disappoints.

Vail is synonymous with luxury mountain living — a European-inspired village at the base of one of the world's greatest ski mountains. With impeccable dining, high-end shopping, and Back Bowls that stretch for miles, Vail is a bucket-list destination for skiers and non-skiers alike.

Aspen is Colorado at its most glamorous — a world-famous mountain town surrounded by four ski mountains, golden aspen groves, and a cultural scene that rivals any major city. Whether you visit for the skiing, the festivals, or simply the breathtaking scenery, Aspen leaves a lasting impression.

Perched at 7,522 feet at the eastern entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park, Estes Park is a charming mountain town beloved for its wildlife, outdoor adventures, and small-town character. Elk roam the streets at dusk, the Stanley Hotel looms on the hillside, and the Rockies rise dramatically in every direction.

Rocky Mountain National Park is one of the most visited national parks in the US — and for good reason. With 415 square miles of pristine wilderness, over 300 miles of hiking trails, and Trail Ridge Road cresting at 12,183 feet, RMNP offers an unmatched alpine experience just 90 minutes from Denver.

Colorado Springs sits at the foot of Pikes Peak — one of Colorado's most famous mountains — and is home to some of the state's most dramatic natural scenery. From the otherworldly red rock formations of Garden of the Gods to the historic Broadmoor resort, Colorado Springs blends natural wonder with rich history.

Known as Ski Town USA, Steamboat Springs has produced more Winter Olympians than any other town in the country. Famous for its champagne powder, natural hot springs, and authentic Western character, Steamboat is a Colorado ski destination unlike any other — rugged, welcoming, and genuinely unforgettable.

Tucked into a dramatic box canyon in the San Juan Mountains, Telluride is one of Colorado's most remote and spectacular destinations. A National Historic Landmark district, world-class ski mountain, and legendary festival scene make Telluride a bucket-list destination that rewards the journey to get there.

Perched at 8,236 feet in the mountains above Boulder, Nederland is a quirky, beloved mountain town with a fiercely independent spirit. Sitting at the junction of the Peak to Peak Highway and Boulder Canyon, Ned — as locals call it — is a gateway to world-class hiking, the Indian Peaks Wilderness, and some of the most spectacular mountain scenery in Colorado.

Once dubbed 'the richest square mile on earth' during the Colorado Gold Rush, Central City is a National Historic Landmark district perched at 8,515 feet in the mountains west of Denver. Today it blends its rich mining heritage with casinos, the legendary Central City Opera, and some of the most well-preserved Victorian architecture in the American West.