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Steamboat Springs, Colorado, offers a variety of parks and local attractions including Strawberry Park Natural Hot Springs, Fish Creek Falls and Yampa River Botanic Park. An ideal location for outdoor enthusiasts, Steamboat Springs is…
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The history of Glenwood Springs, Colorado centers around the town's hot springs. The Ute Indians first frequented the springs that today attract tourists who can swim, soak and play. After a day of hiking, biking or rafting the nearby…
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Manitou Springs, Colorado, is located in between Pike's Peak and Garden of the Gods. The area is well-known for its many mineral springs, which are supplied with water from melted snow off of Pike's Peak. Aside from the abundance of sh…
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Trails, and adventures abound in and around Colorado Springs. Explore Pikes Peak. Hike, ski or fish. Discover waterfalls and rock formations. Observe wildlife, and wildflowers. Do you enjoy bird watching? You'll find an array of bird s…
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With a population just under 9,000, Glenwood Springs is the county seat for Garfield County, one of the most populous counties in Colorado. A trip to Glenwood Springs might include time on the nearby world-class slopes, a tour of the…
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With world-class alpine skiing and golf, Steamboat Springs, Colorado, is a year-round paradise. Whether you want to hit the slopes or spend a day mountain-biking, Steamboat Springs has what you are looking for. The city also has a vari…
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Nestled between Pikes Peak and The Garden of the Gods, Manitou Springs, Colorado, is a magical, spiritual little mountain town. Even its name means "spirit" in Native American. Rock climbers, hikers and geology buffs flock here for the…
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Manitou Springs is famous for its location at the foot of Pikes Peak, North America's most visited mountain. This eclectic and funky town is close to numerous stupendous hiking trails, including the 13-mile-long trail to the summit of…
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According to its website, Glenwood Springs, Colo., is home to several restaurants and pubs. Restaurants in this city include Chinese, French, Mexican and Cajun. This city features a variety of restaurant settings, including drive-throu…
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From San Juan National Forest to Wolf Creek Ski Area, Pagosa Springs, Colorado is a great vacation destination for those who love the outdoors. Whether you prefer hiking, skiing, kayaking, mountain biking or just relaxing in the wilder…
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Pagosa Springs is located about 275 miles southwest of Denver on U.S. 160. This mountain town is known for its mineral hot springs in which indoor and outdoor heated mineral pools are located along the San Juan River area. It is also c…
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Steamboat Springs, Colorado is on the western slope of the Rockies, on the west side of Rabbit Ears Pass on Highway 40. It is probably best known for the world class skiing at the resort of the same name. In addition to the skiing, Ste…
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Steamboat Springs is one of the quintessential Colorado Rocky Mountain ski experiences, with a long pedigree of turning out champion skiers and Olympians--more than 50 so far. Steamboat combines a charming town with extensive slopeside…
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Colorado Springs is an urban oasis in the midst of the scenic beauty of the Rocky Mountains. With varied geological features such as Garden of the Gods, Seven Falls and Cave of the Winds, you could spend days exploring the outdoors aro…
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Colorado Springs, Colorado, nestled among the Rocky Mountains, is a beautiful city to visit. Pikes Peak is one natural treasure you should be sure to see when visiting the area. Colorado has 300 days of sunshine each year for the natur…
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