Come Experience Aurora
Aurora is the third largest city in Colorado. Aurora supports water-based activities, such as Cherry Creek State Park's 880-acre lake, used for fishing, swimming and boating, and the Aurora Reservoir with its sailing and boating opportunities. Nearby, the culture of the original Native American habitants, at the Plains Conservation Center, a two-site exhibit covering more than 6,800 acres with cultural displays of the Cheyenne people and the early pioneers.

Discover Colorado Springs
Often ranked as the "most fit" city in the United States, its visitors have virtually unlimited options when it comes to participating in recreational and sporting activities. Hiking, mountain biking, running, rafting, boating, rock climbing, horseback riding, fishing, golfing and ballooning are some of the most popular activities that are enjoyed year-round in our mild climate.

Don't Miss Denver
There’s always something to do in Denver. The city has more than 40 museums and historic attractions, from Buffalo Bill’s Grave & Museum to Daniel Libeskind’s amazing new Denver Art Museum. Denver has the nation’s largest city park system along with 200 named parks, 850 miles of off-road bike paths and 90 golf courses. The Denver Zoo is the fourth most popular in the nation.

Discover Greeley
The prairies stretch out east and the Rocky Mountains rise to the west. Walking and biking trails wind through both terrains. You can run by the Poudre, or scale the highest point in the county. The cultural life is as rich as the natural life, and Greeley is home to several orchestras, chorales, and theater troupes, let alone big-name concerts and Broadway shows. Art galleries are common, displaying works from the commercial to the nationally famous to the rising student.

Lakewood
Lakewood features extensive cultural and recreation areas. The boasts a Heritage Center includes 10 historic structures. With more than 80 maintained parks, For outside activities; Bear Creek Lake Park is filled with a large fishing lake, paved and dirt biking and hiking trails, picnic areas and a summer water-skiing concessionaire. For mountain lovers, the steep terrain at Green Mountain Open Space Park offers a great workout and scenic mountain views.

Fall In Love With Loveland
From a trading settlement, historic Loveland has developed into a charming and culturally-dynamic center. Benson Sculptural Park showcases the works of 180 sculptors from around the world and Loveland Museum hosts showcases the works of both national and international artists. For golf enthusiasts, three public courses provide unsurpassed golfing experiences within view of the majestic peaks of the Rocky Mountains. As home to The Colorado Eagles of the Central Hockey League. Loveland the gateway to the Rocky Mountains.

Steamboat Springs
Ski bums, if you haven't experienced Steamboat Springs, Colorado, a.k.a. Ski Town, USA, then your penchant for fun in Rocky Mountain high country just isn't complete. At seven thousand feet sits a more than century old quiet ranching community where modern skier meets the Old West with a humble, warm-hearted atmosphere. And for the avid snowboarder there's the world famous Maverick's Superpipe - North America's longest run.