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Regions in brief
This guide is organized primarily geographically, and because this is a big state, many visitors will limit their Colorado vacation to one or two regions. The Front Range -- The state's three major cities -- Denver, Boulder, and Colorado S... Continue reading »
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Tips on accommodations
Colorado offers a variety of lodging options, from typical American chain motels to luxury hotels, cozy bed-and-breakfasts to inexpensive mom-and-pop independent motels, cabins to magnificent grande-dame hotels. The chains here are the sam... Continue reading »
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Tips on dining
In most parts of Colorado, restaurants tend to close at 9 or 10pm during the week and 11pm on weekends, although there are exceptions. Tipping is standard for the U.S. at 15% to 20%. Local delicacies include Rocky Mountain oysters, Mexican fa... Continue reading »
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Tips for families
Colorado is generally a family-friendly state, with lots of things for all ages to enjoy. Throughout this book you'll find numerous attractions, lodgings, and even restaurants that are especially well suited to kids. These include places such... Continue reading »
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Tips for gay and lesbian travelers
In general, gay and lesbian travelers will find they are treated just like any other travelers in Colorado. Even cities such as Colorado Springs, home of Focus on the Family and other conservative groups, have become somewhat more open-minded... Continue reading »
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Tips for senior travelers
Many Colorado hotels and motels offer special rates to senior citizens, and an increasing number of restaurants, attractions, and public transportation systems offer discounts as well, some for "oldsters" as young as 55. Members of AARP (f... Continue reading »
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Tips for student travelers
A valid student ID will often qualify students for discounts on airfare, accommodations, entry to museums, cultural events, movies, and more. If you're no longer a student but are still under 26, you can get an International Youth Travel Card... Continue reading »
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Tips for travelers with disabilities
Most disabilities shouldn't stop anyone from traveling in the U.S. There are more options and resources out there than ever before. The Golden Access Passport gives visually impaired or permanently disabled persons (regardless of age) free... Continue reading »
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Tips for travelers with pets
Many of us wouldn't dream of going on vacation without our pets. Under the right circumstances, it can be a wonderful experience for both you and your animals. Dogs and cats are accepted at many lodgings in Colorado, but not as universally at... Continue reading »
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Suggested itineraries
At the risk of oversimplifying, let us suggest that there are essentially three activities for visitors to Colorado -- viewing the scenery, visiting historic and cultural sites, and participating in outdoor sports. While there are some visito... Continue reading »
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In one week
Colorado's three major Front Range cities are quite different from each other, offering very different experiences, but they are also close and convenient. They are also close to Colorado's famed Rocky Mountains, making it very easy to leave... Continue reading »
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In three weeks
Three weeks spent exploring this great state provides the opportunity to see many of its top attractions, and get a feel for its cities, towns, and its spectacular scenery. It covers top celebrity-watching centers such as Aspen and Vail, some... Continue reading »
