Travel links for the state of Colorado along with other
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State of Colorado Home Page
This page is filled with dozens of good links. Be sure to check it out. Colorado Vacation Guide Choose a laid back dude ranch, a casual hike, thrilling mountain bike trek, an exciting rafting experience or perhaps the thrill of fishing. Whatever your pleasure you'll be sure to find it in the
Colorado.com Check this site for
a free vacation guide.
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White River National
Forest Perhaps
more than any other national forest, White River is dedicated to outdoor
recreation. Aspen and Vail, two towns that exemplify base camps at their most
glamorous, nestle in its rugged folds. Trapper Lake and the surrounding Flat
Tops Wilderness, is widely recognized as the birthplace of the modern concept of
wilderness. The Maroon Bells a collection of granite peaks near Aspen, signify
the Rocky Mountains in the same way the Eiffel Tower does Paris. You
would have to be a vacuum-skulled zombie to be bored in the White River National
Forest. The region is calculated to get you outdoors.
Hikers
have hundreds of trails to choose from.
Bikers
a few less, but trust us, you won't be bored. Snowsports?
Two words: Aspen and Vail. Not to mention, Copper Mountain, Breckenridge,
Arapahoe Basin. . . the list goes on and on. The
fishing
in the forest excels.
Paddling
is far from a slouch (Glenwood Springs is Colorado river rafting central). The
huge and diverse range of the forest with its many wildernesses make for
stupendous
wildlife
viewing. And
scenic
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Rocky Mountain National Park exhibits the
massive grandeur of the Rocky Mountains. Trail Ridge Road crosses the
Continental Divide and looks out over dozens of peaks that tower more than
13,000 feet high. Elk, mule deer, big horn sheep, moose, coyotes and a great
variety of smaller animals call the 416 square miles (265,769 acres) of the
National Park home. During the winter months snow shoeing and cross country
skiing are very popular. Hiking is available on 355 miles of trails. Many trails
can be hiked any time of the year. June and July are the best months for seeing
the wild flowers. Weather conditions determine when and where flowers bloom;
call 970-586-1206 for up to date information. Click on Rocky
Mountain National Park
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