The Denver Traveler

If you are trying to decide if heading up into the hills is worth it, we may have found a great reason to give in to the temptation. Summit Stage offers free transportation in and around Summit County. That’s right- free! The bus route has a fixed schedule and a reservation line for Paratransport.
The route encompasses stops by most ski areas, shopping centers, medical establishments and even to parts residential. Due to weather and traffic, the bus may sometimes be late- yet on the whole they maintain a timely schedule. From May to October they also have bike racks on …read more

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The Zoo, while being open year round, has dimmed its lights.
Artisans and Kings have exited the Denver Art Museum.
The Denver Nuggets beat the Minnesota Timberwolves 118 to 107.
The Botanic Gardens had a free day.
First Friday Art Walk graced the Sante Fe Art District.
Bugs Bunny on Broadway jazzed up the Colorado Symphony Orchestra.
The Colorado Avalanche defeated the New York Islanders 2 to 1.
Snow covered the high lands- while we in Denver saw the sun!

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We Love lists! Here’s a one that’s a year long, to help you plan ahead for adventuring in the Mile High! Our Top Te…um.. Twelve! Top Twelve Things for the New Year.
January: Artisans and Kings at DAM- The Denver Art Museum.
February: Rocky Mountain Rollergirls kick off the 2008 Roller Derby season.
March: 34th Annual Denver March Powwow at the Denver Coliseum.
April: Colorado Rockies Home Opener Friday the 4th at 2:05 pm against Arizona.
May: The Cure at Red Rocks Amphitheatre.
June: National Performing Arts Convention at The Denver Center.
July: Celebrate Molly Brown’s Birthday at the Molly Brown House.
August: Broncos Country fires up with …read more

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In case you can’t get enough of the ice, Boulder has the answer!
The Boulder Ice Rink is open through February 19, 2008. They’re open 7 days a week, including holidays. Head on over to 1801 13th Street, between Canyon and Walnut and take the whole family for a day of cold weather fun!
The rink is available for parties and special events, just give them a call and let them know what you need. There is a discount for large groups to skate. Tickets are $5 for adults, $4 for children (Age 4-12), $3 for Senior Citizens (60 and …read more

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If, on the other hand (please see previous post), the gloomy winter weather makes you want to head for the hills for adventure- give snowmobiling a try. There are plenty of companies that rent out snow mobiles and provide guided tours of Colorado’s back countries. Some of these establishments even supply snowsuits, boots and helmets. Most of them have pick up points all across the Summit so you don’t have to drive through the smaller mountain roads that lead to the best snowmobiling destinations.
Rates vary by company and length of rental and whether the excursion is guided.
Don’t forget your sunscreen- …read more

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If the gloomy weather makes you want to head for the hills… Go ahead!
Take Interstate 25 to Interstate 70 and park your car in Glenwood Springs. All you have to do is keep yourself warm during the drive and in less than three hours you can jump into the World’s Largest Hot Springs Pool. Once immersed in this Colorado Landmark and Natural Wonder you will forget that we have several months of winter ahead of us. You may not even mind looking at the snow covered mountain peaks- as long as you can view them from a hot bubbling spring. …read more

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Blossoms of Light have sprouted an electric wonderland at The Denver Botanic Gardens. Whether you fancy roses or ferns, orchids or dragon’s moss- be your favorite foliage or twinkling snowflakes, Blossoms of Light delivers! Throw a scarf around your neck, grab a walking stick to feel rustic and head on over to 1005 York Street in Denver, CO 80206. This year the Gardens have added a new gate to speed up and ease the crowds through the entryway.
As a bonus, Chapunga- The Great African Sculpture Exhibit is still on view and many sculptures will also be lighted. There will also …read more

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Want a unique tour of Lower Downtown, or LODO- as it is referred to by the natives?
Feeling romantic right smack dab in the middle of downtown?
Do you want to see the splendid lights of the city but your car windows aren’t big enough?
Well then it is time for a carriage ride!
The Colorado Carriage Company offers carriage rides to fit your needs and interests of the moment. On chilly nights they even supply the blanket to keep you warm. Their rates are per carriage not person- so load up your friends and family to see the delights of Denver in style. …read more

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