Embark on extraordinary adventures across Colorado, where innovation meets natural splendor. From sandboarding down the towering dunes of Great Sand Dunes National Park to exploring the whimsical architecture of Bishop Castle, the state offers a plethora of one-of-a-kind activities. Soar above the Rockies in a hot air balloon, soak in the healing waters of Glenwood Springs' hot springs, or delve into the quirky exhibits at the May Natural History Museum, home to thousands of insect specimens. Whether you're seeking adrenaline-pumping thrills or offbeat cultural experiences, Colorado's unique offerings promise unforgettable memories
A community observatory in the dark sky designated town of Westcliffe.
A private observatory near Colorado Springs used for astronomical research and outreach.
A community-focused observatory offering free public viewings in the scenic town of Estes Park.
A public observatory near Gunnison offering summer stargazing programs.
Located on the CU Boulder campus, this observatory is a hub for astronomy education and public outreach.
Historic Romanesque observatory at the University of Denver offering public viewing nights.
An academic observatory near Durango that welcomes the public for special viewing events.
An advanced planetarium at CU Boulder with a massive dome, star shows, and science talks.
A volunteer-run observatory in Berthoud dedicated to public science education.
A free, state-of-the-art public planetarium with immersive shows on science and space.
Historic food hall in Golden with five food vendors and self-pour taps.
First food hall in Denver with hotel, market hall, and rooftop bar.
Food hall in RiNo with seven food vendors, coffee, bars, and retail.
Two-level collective eatery with seven food options and rooftop patio.
Food hall near Coors Field with various cuisines and a beer wall.
Chef-driven food hall with 10 unique concepts and a large bar.
One-floor food hall in RiNo with various food and drink options.
Largest Hispanic food hall in the US with 24 kitchens and food trucks.
Pueblo's first food hall with five kitchens and a central bar.
Large food hall with 50 vendors including restaurants and shops.
A trendy food hall in a repurposed garage with a focus on community.
Shared space for resettled refugees offering diverse cuisines.
Multi-tiered food hall with seven concepts and rooftop patio.
Food hall in an old church with bar, bookstore, arcade, and food stalls.
A vibrant food hall in a historic mill with a self-pour tap wall.