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This guidebook is jam-packed with more than 170 of Colorado's best destinations, and they're organized by theme-so readers can decide what to do and then find where to do it.
List of contents
- Dedication
- Acknowledgments
- Table of Contents
- Outdoor Adventures
- Native American Culture
- Nature
- The Arts
- Museums and Zoos
- National Parks
- Hot Springs
- Ski Towns
- Ghost Towns
- National Historic Monuments/Historic Buildings
- Colorado History
- Craft Beer and Distillery
- Western Getaways
- Wildlife Watching
- Hiking and Camping
- Train Rides
- Fourteeners
- Science Tours
- Annual Festivals
- Scenic Views
- Wine Country and Farm Tours
- Luxury Travel
- Oddities and Roadside Attractions
- Foodie Highlights
- Shopping Districts
- Amusement Parks and Water Parks
- Sports
- About the Author
About the author
Aimee Heckel decided to become a writer at age 5. Today, she has nearly two decades of experience as a professional journalist. Travel writing is her specialty. She is a writer and editor for TravelBoulder.com and a regular travel contributor for USA Today 10Best, Fodor's travel books, SpaTravelGal.com, and Tripsavvy. She has traveled the world to write in-depth series about humanitarian issues in Africa and Haiti, as well as arts and culture in China, Peru, and Aruba. Aimee attended college in Germany and is fluent in German. She writes a fitness column and award-winning fashion column at the Boulder Daily Camera newspaper in Colorado and was a long-time blogger for HuffPost Weird. She was also known as Digital First Media's "Modern Lois Lane" for her work in digital journalism. She has been the editor of multiple women's magazines and edited/contributed to more than 40 books, including award-winners. She has earned more than 35 national and state writing awards, including being named the top journalism graduate in the nation and one of the top 10 book editors in Colorado. But the greatest honor is being able to make a living doing what she loves: exploring and writing about it.
Summary
This guidebook is jam-packed with more than 170 of Colorado’s best destinations, and they’re organized by theme—so readers can decide what to do and then find where to do it.
