Colorado

1. Denver Area

Denver, Morrison, Lakewood, ..

Denver (aka the "Mile High City") is both the capital of Colorado and the most populous. Amidst the skyscrapers in downtown Denver, you'll find a bunch of kid-friendly museums and activity centers...

2. South Central Colorado

Colorado Springs, Manitou Springs, Woodland Park, ..

When you think about the beautiful, snow-capped mountaintop views in Colorado, they are probably thinking about the South Central region. Home to about half of the state's Fourteeners (mountains with...

3. Front Range (Rocky Mountain National Park)

Boulder, Estes Park, Fort Collins, ..

The Front Range region of Colorado includes part of the Rocky Mountains and was the first area the settlers inhabited as they traveled from the east. North of Denver, the Front Range is home to...

4. Northwest Colorado

Vail, Glenwood Springs, Aspen, ..

Northwest Colorado is home to the majority of the state's most popular ski resorts like Aspen, Vail and Breckenridge. But, don't just think about winter fun, NW Colorado is also home to red rock...

5. Southwest Colorado

Cascade, Mesa Verde National Park, Crested Butte, ..

If your family loves to explore canyons, Southwest Colorado is the place to be. This plateau country is criss-crossed by tributaries of the Colorado River, such as the Gunnison and Uncompahgre, which...

6. Eastern Colorado

La Junta, Calhan, Peyton, ..

The Eastern Plains of Colorado is the largest, but most sparsely populated, of Colorado's regions. It occupies the easternmost third of the state, stretching from Nebraska in the north to New Mexico...