Above, Square Tower House at Mesa Verde National Park. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
Being a resident of northwestern New Mexico, I have the good fortune to be near enough to Colorado (within 3 hours) to go there, even if just to see a movie (Godzilla vs. Kong in Durango) while theaters were closed in New Mexico.
I also went there last year on a camping trip with a friend to Durango, Silverton, Ouray, Ridgway and Mesa Verde National Park.
WTOP has an article on 24 top things to do in Colorado, which are all worthy of one's consideration while doing vacation planning.
They begin with:
Colorado is made for outdoorsy travelers and adventurous souls. Snowcapped mountains, rushing rivers and dramatic canyons create a rugged yet stunning landscape worth exploring. Meanwhile, cities like Denver, Boulder and Colorado Springs provide a taste of culture. While you might think of the state primarily as a ski destination, there are plenty of fun things to do in Colorado during every season. Spring brings perfect weather for hiking in one of the state’s four national parks, and summer means you can cool off in a variety of pristine lakes. Plus, there are numerous annual festivals, breweries and historic mining towns that will make Colorado stand out. The state offers so much in the way of activity, it can be difficult to decide how to spend your time. Read on to see the top things to do in Colorado. (Note: Some tours and excursions may be affected by the coronavirus outbreak. New policies may be in place, including capacity restrictions and parking reservation requirements. Check with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the U.S. Department of State and local tourism boards before traveling.)
To see what the 24 top things to do in Colorado, go here.
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