CITIES & TOWNS
From the urban excitement of Denver to quaint towns like Leadville and Durango, Colorado’s cities and towns offer one-of-a-kind experiences. Enjoy a night out in Fort Collins, a romantic dinner in Grand Junction or a day on the slopes of Aspen or Vail. From local artisans to world-renowned collections, major shopping districts to exclusive boutiques, you can find it all in Colorado. Learn about the local history, sample the cuisine or just sit back, relax and take in the natural beauty. Whether you’re looking for a cosmopolitan experience or a more rustic one, you’ll find our many cities and towns the perfect place for your next vacation.
Check out our easy-to-use Interactive Reference Map to explore Colorado. Whether you need to locate the nearest airport, find a ski area, see the best places for wildlife viewing or plan a road trip along a scenic byway, our intuitive map will make it simple to find the answers.
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To many Native Americans, Mt. Blanca is sacred ground. At 14,345 feet - the fourth highest peak in Colorado - Mt. Blanca watches over the sunny community that shares its name. Blanca provides a welcome stop along the Los Caminos Antiguos (The...
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The intimate town of Bond is situated along a relatively sedate section of the iconic Colorado River. A popular spot for kayak, raft and float trips during the summer months, Bond is a hard-working yet outdoor-oriented community. Like its...
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Its first settlers came to hunt for gold, but today, this casually sophisticated university town looks and feels very little like a mining camp. Tucked into the foothills below a rock formation known as The Flatirons, it's close to Denver...
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The west Denver suburb of Bow Mar is a small municipality. Bordered by Denver on the north and Littleton on the east, Bow Mar is close to the big city but maintains a peaceful, protected community of its own. First incorporated in 1958, Bow Mar has...
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The word quaint might have been invented in Breckenridge. Its main street could be a painting of what a mountain resort town ought to look like.
The oldest and largest town in Colorado's famous Summit County started out, like many, as a mining...
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This northeastern Denver suburb sits along the banks of the South Platte River. Brighton combines a small-town atmosphere with rich cultural and historical roots, evident as one drives down its main street. Every year, Brighton hosts the Adams...
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Located along the technology corridor on U.S. 36, just 20 minutes from Denver and 10 minutes from Boulder, Broomfield is home to top technology companies, attracting savvy professionals looking for a quick office commute.
Three golf courses and...
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Brush is a place to spend a day or a lifetime. Here, you’ll discover that Brush is more than blue sky, prairie and small-town charm. From its sunny location nestled in the wide-open plains of northeastern Colorado, Brush boasts a rich...
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Buena Vista, Spanish for “Good View,” is nestled at the foot of the Continental Divide. It is the sort of community most people only dream of. The hardworking, quiet people who have always resided in this area are a large part of what...
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Nestled on the banks of the White River, Buford is the perfect stop before entering the Flat Tops Wilderness Area, a pristine 235,000-acre hiking and fishing paradise. Buford is a small town along the historic Flat Tops Scenic Byway, an 82-mile...
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