Tickets cost $40 per person for general entry

Entry is timed and so we recommend booking tickets early so you can plan around it!

It is great for all ages and is interactive with hidden rooms all around and a mystery to solve (if you so choose)

Lots of really wonderful local artists have their work showcased here!

The Colorado Rockies will be playing the Milwaukee Brewers on July 01, 2024 at Coors Field.

The Rockies are not very good, but the beer and the views are!

Tickets for the rock pile start as low at $6 and go up from there

Tickets are $15 for adults and $11 for seniors and children.

The DBG are going to be in full bloom in late June/ early July and when they are it is an absolutely stunning experience!

There are lots of benches to sit on throughout the gardens with several secret garden areas to hang out in.

It is a picturesque place to sit and read a book, pull out some paints and get inspired, or if you are like Emily just really take a look at every flower, insect, and animal there up close and personal!

Tickets cost $25 for adults, $22 for seniors, and $20 for children.

The DMNS is a really cool place to spend some time they have a massive dino exhibit, mummies, Colorado minerals and gems, planetarium shows, the wildlife halls, and rotating special exhibits.

It is also located right next to the Denver zoo for a fun day with the family.

Tickets cost $18 for adults, $15 for seniors or military discount, $12 for kids

The air and space museum is located in an old airplane hanger with lots of retired planes, jets, rockets, and even a life size X-wing (for you Starwars fans)

The museum is located in Lowry right next to the beautiful and fun Lowry Beer garden and several other shops and restaurants.

Red Rocks park has a lot of beautiful and easier hiking trails that go through parts of the rocks and give you some really great views of the front range.

Red Rocks has concerts or shows every night in the summer (price varies on performer) so keep an eye out on the concert calendar! This is one of Emily and McCrae's favorite places in the world so we highly recommend it!

*Note that there are hundreds or stairs at Red Rocks and it is a lot of walking, so bring water and don't feel bad taking it easy on your way in!*

Free!

Conveniently located right across the street from Entrance 1 into Red Rocks.

This is a great place to see dozens of real dinosaur foot prints that have been preserved in the rock. It is a very easy (ADA accessible) walk around the park and really cool Colorado history.

There are guided tours available for purchase at the visitor center or online if that is your preferred method of information gathering.

Cost varies depending on difficulty level, tour length, and package deals but generally is around $100-150 a person.

Rafting in Colorado is super fun and the guides are world class experts so you can just focus on having fun, enjoying the views, and getting out in the mountains.

Unlike other places (Texas) rafting or floating in Colorado is an extreme sport! You can not drink on the river, you will be wearing a wetsuit (water temp is usually around 40-55 F) and you should not wear flip flops or other shoes that can slip off easily. That said, it is super fun and exciting so if you are up for the adventure we highly recommend!