Colorado Attractions

Colorado has some very unusual towns, and you may be wondering what makes a town unusual.

Colorado's incredible Royal Gorge Bridge & Park is open seven days a week, 365 days a year. Does it ever close? If so, what has to happen in order for it to shut down?

Check out Miller Farms, a Colorado attraction with life-size Disney characters, UFOs, and more.

Take a look around a historic hotel in Colorado known for being groundbreaking in its day as well as a long list of famous guests.

Although it’s permanently closed now, Colorado’s Uncle Buck’s Fish Bowl and Grill was a remarkable place where it felt like you were bowling underwater.

Have you ever seen a bunch of donkeys running down the street? If you’ve been to Boom Days in Leadville, the answer may be yes.

Zip lining is a fun sport for adventure seekers, and in Colorado, you can do it right next to a major highway.

When you are feeling the need for speed, there are several great options to choose from in Colorado to satisfy your desire.

You may think you know Denver, but the fact is, there are a lot of attractions in the mile-high city you might be missing.

If you love camping, rafting, or just being a hippie, you have to make a trip up to Colorado’s Rancho del Rio.

This winter hike screams "Colorado." The hike has everything, including gorgeous basins, ghost towns, streams, abandoned mines, and remarkable views.

Take a look around the massive and ultra-fancy CU football facility, which cost $177 million to build.