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Salida Art Walk from October 9 to 12

The 32nd annual Salida Art Walk welcomes artists and art admirers to the riverside community of Salida, Colorado. Experience four fall days of creativity in Chaffee County with people from throughout the state and country. This year’s Salida Art Walk occurs from Thursday to Sunday, October 9th …

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FIBArk Whitewater Festival, Salida, CO

The Top Events in Salida, Colorado

Salida is a mountain town known for its thriving arts scene, plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy, and numerous top events throughout the year. In addition to skiing at Monarch Mountain, rafting, hiking, and strolling through the historic downtown, these festivals are sure to provide entertainment. …

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20 Largest Colorado Cities by Population

Whether you’re a prospective resident of the Centennial State or just curious about its largest cities, it’s always nice to have a list to skim. Here’s just that, a look at twenty of the most populated towns in Colorado. Colorado has an estimated population of 6,013,650 in 2025. …

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The Largest Colorado Mountain Towns

Whether you’re looking to move into the Rocky Mountains or just visit on holiday, and prefer a bit of city life, there are some sizable towns to choose from. While all the largest mountain towns in Colorado are inherently small due to the nature of life at elevation and seclusion from big …

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The Best Places To Trick-Or-Treat In Colorado

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Cheyenne Mountain Boo at the Zoo from October 17 to 31

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Denver Boo at the Zoo on October Weekends

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Boo at the Bridge at the Royal Gorge on October 19

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Pueblo ZooBoo on October 25

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10 Fantastic Fall Activities in Colorado

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Things To Do This Month

Look for fun things to do this month and the upcoming ones. Plan and make yourself an adventure to go on. Each month offers activities, especially terrific for its time of year.

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Things to do in November in Colorado

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Things to do in October in Colorado

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Things to do in September in Colorado

Activities in Colorado

From the epic highs of the Rockies to the rolling prairies and bluffs of the east, Colorado is a land of contrast and opportunities for adventure. This is a look at all the favorite activities available here, such as skiing, hiking, visiting a haunted ghost town, or soaking in natural hot springs.

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Brief Timeline of Colorado’s Ski and Snowboard History

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4 Interactive Family Museums in Denver

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11 Things To Do Indoors in Colorado

Events in Colorado

Famous annual events like the X-Games, Telluride Film Festival, and National Western Stock Show bring fans from all over the country and the world. There is a wide array of festival types, including Art, Beer, Film, Food, Heritage, Holiday, Music, Sport, and Wildlife.

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The Top Events in Beaver Creek, Colorado

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The Top Events in Buena Vista, Colorado

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The Top Events in Durango, Colorado

Lodging in Colorado

Everybody needs a place to lay their head at night when visiting a new place. This is a curated look at Colorado’s top hotels, cabins, vacation rentals, B&Bs, and other unique accommodations. Each one is clean, comfortable, and special enough to provide the memory and home base you desire.

The Westin Snowmass Resort

7 Luxurious Ski-In/Ski-Out Hotels in Snowmass Village

Dunton Hot Springs

3 Private Hot Springs with Lodging in Colorado

The Stanley Hotel, CO

The Stanley Hotel’s Haunted History

Towns in Colorado

Hundreds of Colorado communities, towns, and cities exist around the state, along with sixty-four counties. Some are growing fast in population, others, are not so much, but overall, Colorado is booming. There are so many charming places to visit with welcoming locals and unique spots to discover.

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The Warmest Places in Colorado During Winter

Best Mountain Towns Telluride Colorado Aerial View from Gondola

8 Iconic Mountain Towns in Colorado

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The Different Parking Options at the Denver International Airport

Dining in Colorado

We all gotta eat, so might as well make it a fun memory. These iconic Colorado restaurants are worthy of your tastebuds. Experience local delicacies like Palisade peaches and Pueblo green chile, available at markets during the season, or visit one of the state’s many home-grown restaurants.

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3 Best Casinos Buffets in Black Hawk

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7 Best Food Halls Around Denver

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Cherry Cricket Opens New Location in Broomfield on August 25

Transportation in Colorado

Colorado’s public transportation is improving every year. Hop on a train from Denver International Airport and get to downtown Denver, or continue to California via Amtrak if you want. Methods include airports, buses, bikes, trains, taxis, ride-hailing, car rentals, and private shuttles.

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When Do Seasonal Mountain Passes Close in Colorado?

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9 Best Motorcycle Rides in Colorado

Land Rover on Mount Bross, Colorado

25 Highest Roads in Colorado

Made in Colorado

Something about the dry mountain air and inspirational Rocky Mountain peaks fuels innovation. A myriad of companies have gotten their start here. This is a look at some local brands that are at least based in Colorado, and some even make their products within the borders.

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8 Best Farmers’ Markets around Denver

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Dozens of Colorado Farmers Markets

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9 Best Colorado Cider Houses

Colorado Fall Vacation Guide

Fall is a terrific time of year in Colorado. By the third week in September, most locals are ready for fall and the leaves to change colors. Go for a spectacular hike or visit far-off hot springs. There’s so much to do and see in Colorado; autumn is a special season full of change. Make use of the state parks during the weekdays for more seclusion.

After the autumnal equinox, on Monday, September 22nd, 2025, fall is officially underway. There are cooler temperatures in the Rockies and snow on its way. Once you visit, it’s easy to see why most residents cherish their falls; it’s an unmatched wonderland. This travel guide shows you all the most popular pastimes for your itinerary planning.

Our digital publication highlights the most popular pastimes for your itinerary planning. Sort by tourist attractions or outdoor recreation.

It’s fall! Time to toast the season and savor the cooler nights. Find the top things to do this season. While the changing weather is upon us, take advantage of these fun activities to enjoy.

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From world-class ski resorts to primitive natural hot springs, Colorado caters to everyone. And since there are so many sunny days to see it all, we created this free online Colorado travel guide to help you out.

Colorado’s a broad topic with so much beauty to uncover. We publish exciting, new articles on our travel blog throughout the week. Topics range from the best ski towns or hot springs to how to find free camping. There is so much to see and do in Colorado that you’ll never be short on adventure.

Stay tuned for regular updates on our Colorado travel blog. The Colorado Travel Blog showcases local attractions, recreation, entertainment, lodging, dining, transportation, companies, and everything in between. Learn some fun facts about Colorado. We have a talented writing team of regular contributors from across the state and beyond. Each one has a knack for sharing the travel wisdom that they’ve learned.

Iconic adventures are just around the corner in Colorado. Be inspired to get out there and try something new, like tent camping in the Rockies, or spending the night at a historic hotel. All year round, you can find a special event or reason to visit a particular Colorado gem. This fall, try something you’ve never done before and cross something off your bucket list.

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8 Supposedly Haunted Colorado Hotels

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A Nightmare on Strip Street: A Burlesque Parody in Denver Runs Until November 2

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Bounce Empire: World’s Largest Indoor Inflatable Amusement Park in Lafayette

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Titanic: An Immersive Voyage in Denver Runs Until October 12

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Lone Tree Brewing Toasts to Oktoberfest on September 6 & 13

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Highlands Oktoberfest in Denver on September 13

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Southwest Fresh Fest in Montrose on September 20

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Belgian Brew Fest in Denver on October 4, 2025

Beaver Creek Oktoberfest

Prost! Oktoberfest Events in Colorado in 2025

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