There are countless incredible adventures and attractions throughout Colorado, so we encourage you to stay as long as you can before the wedding weekend. To assist in planning your itinerary, click here for some of the state's top activities, or read below for our suggestions near the venue or in the Denver area.

Pictured: Jefferson Lake Trail

For those intending to stay close to the venue and embrace the secluded charm of Jefferson, HERE are some activities to explore in Park County (including the surrounding towns of Fairplay, Bailey, and Lake George), along with the numerous scenic hikes in the area.

Opting to stay approximately 50 minutes beyond the venue, Breckenridge opens up a wealth of additional activities, including hiking, mountain biking, white water rafting, fishing, scenic drives, the Epic Discovery adventure park, golf, cycling, arts and culture, spas, Main Street's historic charm, summer events, hot air balloon rides, and more!

Click HERE to explore summer activities in Breckenridge.

If you prefer acclimating to the elevation first or if you're seeking an urban vibe, Denver offers diverse activities like exploring the art district of RiNo, visiting museums, enjoying outdoor spaces like City Park, trying diverse cuisine, attending cultural events, hiking in nearby parks, biking along Cherry Creek Trail, experiencing LoDo's nightlife, and discovering shops on the 16th Street Mall. Click HERE to explore the endless activities of Denver.

Pictured: Pearl Street

For a more laid-back city vibe closer to the mountains, Boulder offers diverse activities like exploring Pearl Street, hiking in the Flatirons, biking along Boulder Creek Path, visiting the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art, enjoying outdoor spaces like Chautauqua Park, trying local cuisine in unique eateries (our favorite is Osaka), attending cultural events and festivals, and exploring the vibrant arts and music scene. Check it out HERE.

A great day-trip from the Denver/Boulder area is the wild west town of Golden. Explore the historic downtown, tour the iconic Coors Brewery or remnants of historic mining sites, hike the scenic Clear Creek Canyon Park, cycle along the Clear Creek Trail, visit the Colorado School of Mines Geology Museum, indulge in outdoor adventures at Golden Gate Canyon State Park, savor local cuisine in charming restaurants, attend cultural events, and discover the captivating history at the Colorado Railroad Museum. Our favorite place to dine on a summer day is the Golden Mill which is an indoor/outdoor food hall by the river that has something delicious for everybody! Click HERE for top things to do.

Pictured: Garden of the Gods

Another day trip from Denver, Colorado Springs offers a mix of natural beauty and city activities. Explore the stunning red rocks at Garden of the Gods, hike or drive to the summit of Pikes Peak (and get some fresh donuts at the top!), visit the US Air Force Academy, take the world's highest zip line, stroll through the historic Old Colorado City, enjoy outdoor activities in North Cheyenne Cañon Park, and really anything a city would offer you. Check out more HERE.

Pictured: Emerald Lake in RMNP

About an hour and a half from Denver is the town of Estes Park, home of the Rocky Mountain National Park. Drive up the scenic Trail Ridge Road (the highest paved road in the US), tour or have a cocktail at the historically haunted Stanley Hotel (from The Shining), hike to iconic spots like Bear Lake or Lake Haiyaha, wander through downtown for shopping and dining, enjoy outdoor adventures in the national park like horseback riding, ATVs, rock climbing, and more, or hike a 14er if you're crazy like us ;) ... See more HERE