Tambora. Pompeii. Mount Pinatubo. Colorado? At first glance, one may think that one of these things is not like the others, but as it turns out, they may have much more in common than we originally thought, as the Centennial State may actually be home to the world’s largest volcanic eruption:
You have heard of Aspen and have maybe visited the iconic and historic mountain town a time or two, but have you ever seen it during these vibrant fall months? If you haven’t, now is the time to get out and enjoy (and if you have, you, too, need to return ASAP), and here is why:
Have you had a chance to ride a train through Colorado’s unforgettable landscape? If you haven’t, you are missing out on an incredible experience that will show you the Centennial State in a whole new way! While you really can’t go wrong with any of our trains, we highly recommend taking your family on this open-air Colorado train ride:
Colorado: Home to the Rocky Mountains, rivers, parks and other incredible natural wonders. In addition to all of this organic goodness, did you know that the Centennial State is also home to several amazing man-made landmarks? Take for instance these 10 enchanting examples:
Have you ever experienced one of Colorado’s amazing waterfalls via horseback? No? If you are like me, most of the Centennial State waterfalls that you have visited have been via foot (a la hiking), which is still memorable but nowhere near as majestic as seeing it with Wilderness Aware Rafting’s Colorado Horseback Trail Rides:
There’s a lot to love about Virginia City. Not only is it one of Montana’s oldest mining towns – and a living ghost town, at that – but it’s an absolutely delightful destination. Of course, a town with this much history is sure to have some rumors of paranormal activity… and as it turns out, quite a few Montanans have experienced the unexplainable here.
