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Famous for its fresh mountain air, Colorado is a place to get high – in more ways than one. The mighty spine of the Rocky Mountains cuts through the west of the Centennial State, lifting the landscape into a rugged tumult of towering mountains, high desert mesa, and slot canyons.
With its stunning mountain backdrop, active lifestyle, laid-back hippie spirit, big-city culture, and small-town feel, Boulder is the perfect introduction to the Rocky Mountains.
In the Rocky Mountains, the US takes on truly epic proportions. Here the Great Plains of the American West collide with the dramatic Rockies, one of the most beautiful mountain ranges on earth. Day trips in this region are filled with opportunities to explore hiking trails, get in some skiing, and discover the mining history of the region.
Of course, a tour of the Rocky Mountains is on your to-do list. Whether it’s your first or umpteenth visit to America’s definitive mountain range, there’s always more to see. With that in mind, we’ve curated essential must-sees in Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming that offer red rocks, black rocks, and views for days, along with a manageable itinerary that maximizes the wow factor.
An authentic Wild West experience awaits you.
Denver is known as the Mile High City—not because marijuana is legal here, but because its elevation is 5,280 feet (one mile) above sea level. This picturesque city serves as the state capital of Colorado and boasts the largest population within the state. Enveloped by luxurious hotels, world-class museums, vibrant public murals, and scenic parks, Denver acts as a popular gateway to the magnificent Rocky Mountains. Furthermore, it is proud to host the second-largest performing arts center in the U.S., coming in just after Lincoln Center in New York.
The California Zephyr train journey offers a unique experience as it travels through breathtaking landscapes.