COME TO LIFE Cities & Towns Across our pristine landscapes, vibrant cities and charming mountain towns, there are endless ways to enjoy the beauty and spirit of Colorado. Fort Collins Loveland Boulder Denver Estes Park Colorado Springs Denver Denver is a vibrant, energetic hub at the edge of the Rocky Mountains, offering a seamless mix of urban amenities and outdoor adventure. Known as The Mile High City, it’s home to a walkable downtown filled with world-class restaurants, professional sports, interactive museums, family attractions and fantastic shopping. Its proximity to the Rockies means quick access to hiking, skiing and rich Western history, making it an ideal base for exploring Colorado and beyond. Denver International Airport provides easy access, connecting travelers to destinations across the globe. Colorado Springs Located 70 miles (113 kilometres) south of Denver, Colorado Springs is surrounded by dramatic landscapes, including Pikes Peak, America’s Mountain. Once a Victorian-era retreat, it’s now a modern city with a modern downtown filled with dining, shopping and craft drinks. Visitors can explore nearby attractions like Garden of the Gods, the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum and Manitou Springs. Its natural beauty, historical charm and outdoor activities make it a must-visit in Colorado. Fort Collins Known as Colorado’s craft-beer capital, Fort Collins is a dynamic city 65 miles (105 kilometres) north of Denver. It also serves as the state’s northern entrance — the perfect welcoming spot for those arriving from Wyoming or other northern destinations. Its Old Town historic district is a lively area featuring locally owned shops, theaters, live music and excellent dining. Surrounded by open spaces and miles of trails, it’s a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. 14 COLORADO . COM Rocky Mountain National Park
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