TRAVEL GUIDE TO COLORADO

Colorado is a state in United States of America. It is has a wide variety of landscapes. it is 6,800 ft elevated from the sea level. Denver being the capital of Colorado is the most desired city among the tourist.  

1. Denver

Streets of Denver

Located at the foot of the Rocky Mountains, has a lot of outdoor activities to do. Since it is on the east of the mountain range it has a mild dry climate with 300 days of annual sunshine. It is called a mile high city because it sits one mile above sea level and is usually dry, so it is better to drink a lot of water. The sky is really blue in Colorado.

2. Rocky Mountain National Park

Rocky Mountain during winter

You can hike along with the trials and visit the lakes there. During summer it’s a great idea to hike and do camping; and in winter you can ski, sleigh rides, snow skating, and snowboarding. Since the weather is extreme it is better to plan ahead. Rocky gets busy throughout the summer so you must be ready to wait in long queues, congested roads, busy trails, and full campgrounds.

3. Telluride

Roads of Tellurided

Telluride is a small town with the best ski resort. There are so many reasons why Telluride is unique. Gondola rides are free here and it connects the old with the new town and offers spectacular views of the San Juan Mountains. Once you reach the resort there are plenty of things you can do. Outdoor retailers also offer snowmobile and snowshoeing rentals and guide options for one to choose.

4. Hiking Options

Garden of Gods

Colorado is known for its mountain views, scenic beauty and hiking opportunities all throughout the year. There are a number of trails and hiking places all throughout the state. The hikes are categorized into easy, moderate and difficult based on the round trip distance. You can choose a hike that is suitable for you. Don’t forget to carry a lot of water and energy bars when you go on a hike.

Some of the famous hikes are: 1. Garden of Gods
2. Emerald Lake Hike
3. Palmer Loop
4. Alberta Falls Hike
5. Hanging Lake Hike
6. Fountain Valley Trail
7. Timberline Falls Hike
8. Mays Peak from Bear Creek
9. Royal Arch Trail

Keerthana R

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