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I am embarking on my first trip into Colorado the weekend of the 23-25/26 for my ladies birthday celebration/to get a feel for the city in case i decide to move. As of right now the plans is to drive up that Sunday into Denver and spend the next few days exploring. What i was needing help with is finding places to stop along the drive (i love stopping at scenic areas), and places to enjoy while i am in Denver (food/entertainment/dispensaries/etc.). Any and all advice is helpful and greatly appreciated. Thank you
Go to Boulder. Climb the Royal Arch. Have brunch. Try to play multiple pick-up basketball games without puking from altitude sickness. Check out the live music. Talk to strangers - the friendliest people.
I would love to go drive up the Mount Evans Scenic Byway because it seems like a fun way to waste some time. Also i may go ice skating at Skyline park. I just dont know what all i can do in the cold in Colorado that doesn't cost a million dollars. Just FYI, Im horrible at planning anything!
Go to Boulder. Climb the Royal Arch. Have brunch. Try to play multiple pick-up basketball games without puking from altitude sickness. Check out the live music. Talk to strangers - the friendliest people.
The ole lady isnt much for 1-1 but the Royal Arch is on the itinerary. Any recommendations on where to enjoy a good brunch?
I would love to go drive up the Mount Evans Scenic Byway because it seems like a fun way to waste some time. Also i may go ice skating at Skyline park. I just dont know what all i can do in the cold in Colorado that doesn't cost a million dollars. Just FYI, Im horrible at planning anything!
Snow tubing or sledding is fun and cheap There are places that have contraptions to get you to the top of a hill so you can do it over and over and over again.
Post by crazykittensmile on Nov 20, 2014 12:30:22 GMT -5
There are no concerts scheduled for a while, but you can still visit Red Rocks Amphitheatre/Park. It's close to Denver and is really pretty and also free, good for views and a little hiking (if you want).
redrocksonline.com/ redrocksonline.com/the-park/recreation/trails PARK HOURS Red Rocks Park and trails open from one hour before sunrise and close one hour after sunset on non-show days. In the event of a performance the amphitheatre and Visitor Center will generally close to the public in the early afternoon hours. HOURS OF OPERATION Visitor Center & Amphitheatre October - April: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
I would love to go drive up the Mount Evans Scenic Byway because it seems like a fun way to waste some time. Also i may go ice skating at Skyline park. I just dont know what all i can do in the cold in Colorado that doesn't cost a million dollars. Just FYI, Im horrible at planning anything!
Snow tubing or sledding is fun and cheap There are places that have contraptions to get you to the top of a hill so you can do it over and over and over again.
That sounds awesome, especially since it rarely if ever snows in Texas, Ice yes, but no snow. And i would LOVE to see a show at Red Rocks but even touring it sounds like a fun thing to do. Gracias.
Go to Boulder. Climb the Royal Arch. Have brunch. Try to play multiple pick-up basketball games without puking from altitude sickness. Check out the live music. Talk to strangers - the friendliest people.
The ole lady isnt much for 1-1 but the Royal Arch is on the itinerary. Any recommendations on where to enjoy a good brunch?
Travel time in T-Minus 6 hrs and i still need a few more suggestions (i over plan but it helps in case things fall through!). Thank you to everyone who has chimed in so far its been greatly appreciated.
There are places that have contraptions to get you to the top of a hill so you can do it over and over and over again. 
