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You may solely recognize the town of Frisco as a designation on a freeway sign as you whiz past on I-70 West headed for Colorado’s veritable mountain towns.
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Sensational Seattle
On my bucket list of sorts has always been my wish to visit Seattle. Living in Massachusetts, I had the ocean and in Colorado I have the mountains, so Seattle seems to have the best of both worlds. -
Kenya Puts the Glam in Glamping
Kenya endures a laundry list of prejudices and hardships. However, if there’s one thing for sure, it’s that you must visit. Cheli & Peacock (C&P) is the independent safari operator to support for a luxury, eco-tourism experience (see sidebar “Eco-Tourism at its Finest”).
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Colorado’s Secret Spots & Hidden Escapes
When it comes to packing the bikes, boots, boats and other outdoor tools for Colorado road trips, chances are most of us fall prey to the charms of the big guys; the Vails, Winter Parks, Fruitas and Salidas that rightfully have earned distinction among adventure revelers. -
Estes Park
Estes Park is an essential choice for a fall getaway destination. From the autumn leaves to great wine venues and festivals, it's sure not to disappoint. -
Gunnison
Located 250 miles southwest of Denver, Gunnison is a wonderland of activity and fresh air that makes for a sensational weekend getaway.
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Pagosa Springs
Pagosa Springs holds a very different atmosphere than urban Denver life. This particular Colorado mountain town is a playground of activity.
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Copper Mountain Resort
There’s no doubt that Copper Mountain is popular with the ski crowd. This self-contained ski resort village is just 75 miles from Denver.
