Even if you have never heard of the Maroon Bells, there is a good chance that a picture of two of the most photographed peaks in America has appeared on your feed. Located a short distance from Aspen, Colorado, the Maroon Bells are bell-shaped peaks that have a lovely maroon tint due to an abundance…
In the mid-1800s, a young surveyor in what we now know as Colorado Springs named Rufus Cable stated that an array of whimsical red rock formations that he had stumbled upon while in the line of duty were so stately and beautiful that they looked like a meeting place for the gods. Thus, one of…
Nestled at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, Littleton, Colorado is a blend of historical charm, cultural richness, and natural splendor, offering a variety of things to do in Littleton that appeal to all ages. With its origins rooted in the Gold Rush era, the town skillfully intertwines its historic past with a lively, modern…
Plenty of religions around the world refer to cannabis as “the devil’s lettuce” and consider any sort of intoxication or inebriation to be a sin. There are many other people of faith who consider mind-altering substances such as cannabis to be a holy sacrament that elevates the human mind, body, and soul. Cannabis enthusiasts—such as…
Manitou Springs, Colorado is a relaxing mountain town unlike any other. Manitou Springs is home to 8 natural springs which all have a slightly different mineral profile and unique taste. Western doctors and Native American healers alike have recommended the curative waters of Manitou Springs to patients for ailments ranging from iron deficiencies to inflamed…
Tucked away in the state of Colorado lies a hidden gem, a unique highway with a history as fascinating as the views it offers. This route, affectionately known as the Million Dollar Highway, was born in the late 19th century and boasts some of the most breathtaking views in the entire United States. As you…
The Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad, an antique train nestled in the Rocky Mountains of Southwestern Colorado, offers a unique journey through the San Juan National Forest. Since the 19th century, this historic locomotive has not only transported passengers, but also served as a conduit for mine ore, contributing to its rich heritage. The…
Uncover the wonders of North America‘s highest sand dunes in Great Sand Dunes National Park, situated where the Sangre de Cristo Mountains curve inward. The park’s dunes have been forming for millennia, thanks to the San Luis Valley’s distinct wind patterns. Spanning 30 square miles, the dune field boasts a height of 750 feet at…
