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Breckenridge
is a 147 year-old quaint Victorian town and year-round resort area, located in the heart of the Colorado Rockies.
Breckenridge offers a vast selection of recreational activities from skiing, snowshoeing and snowmobiling in the winter to hiking, biking, golf and horseback riding in the summer.
Main Street is a great place to stroll and the perfect place to shop, with over 200 stores to choose from.
Whether you desire fresh air and sunshine, or the pursuit of fine art, music or great food, this historic mining town offers it all.
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Divide
sits on the north slope of Pikes Peak about 26 miles west of
Colorado Springs,
and is a vacationer’s paradise.
Choose from many scenic attractions and state parks for hiking, climbing, fishing, boating, rafting, biking, horseback riding, scenic drives and more.
You can drive up Pikes Peak, visit North Pole Amusement Park, Cave of the Winds, Garden of the Gods, Seven Falls and many more attractions in
Colorado Springs.
Nearby
Woodland Park
offers additional attractions, restaurants and shopping.
Or, visit the historical towns of
Cripple Creek
and
Victor
for museums, gold mine tours, old time railroad, casino gaming, restaurants and more.
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Durango
perched at 6,512 feet is an outdoor activity paradise.
In the summer, you can enjoy hiking, mountain biking, road biking, backpacking, rock climbing, hunting, fishing, kayaking, rafting and golfing, to name just a few.
In the winter, Durango has easy access to five major ski resort areas, including Purgatory, located 30 minutes north of downtown.
You can ride the historic Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad as it winds through 46 miles of the San Juan National Forest to the old mining town of
Silverton.
Or, visit Mesa Verde National Park (35 miles away) known for its cliff dwellings.
Durango hosts a myriad of special events including Art festivals and exhibits of local, regional, and national artists.
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Rocky Mountains National Park
is a magnificent realm of high broad back peaks topped by a vast and dazzling expanse of alpine tundra.
There are broad glacial canyons within the mountains and bare rock walls that drop thousands of feet to glimmering alpine lakes.
Dense pine forests surround meadows of prairie grass that attract abundant wildlife.
Trail Ridge Road which starts at the parks boundary is one of the most spectacular alpine highways in the Rockies.
The town of
Estes Park
and the Village of
Grand Lake
lie at the eastern and western entrances to the park respectively.
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Steamboat Springs
is a ski town and authentic ranching center known for its western flair.
Cowboy hats and ski boots are equally welcome on the city's friendly streets.
With several art galleries, a chamber-based music festival, live theater and a large number of artists living in the area, Steamboat is also a very cultured town.
Steamboat remains a premiere ski slopes destination that offers a variety of year-round outdoor recreational opportunities.
After a day of hiking, skiing or shopping, you can relax in one of the natural hot springs for which the town was named.
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Winter Park
and
Fraser
are situated in a high mountain park and are surrounded by a national forest and wilderness area.
Winter activities include skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing, sleigh rides, snowmobiling and snowshoeing.
Summer activities include fishing, boating, golfing, horseback riding, mountain biking and whitewater rafting.
You can shop for gifts and souveniers or enjoy dining at over 30 restaurants that offer a variety of cuisines.
Winter Park and Fraser offer a multitude of activities in the beautiful Colorado high country.
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