The Denver Airport Murals And The Conspiracy Theories Surrounding Them

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A Tour of the Murals at Denver International Airport Where Are The Murals In Denver Airport Located? Blog Introduction: Denver International Airport is home to a world-renowned collection of public art, and one of the most popular features of the airport is its murals. Spanning more than 33,000 square feet, the murals are a unique … Read more

What Is Minimum Wage In Colorado

Colorado’s Minimum Wage As of January 1, 2021, Colorado’s minimum wage is $12.00 per hour for employers with 16 or more employees, and $11.10 per hour for employers with 15 or fewer employees. Colorado’s minimum wage applies to all workers in the state, with limited exceptions. How often is Colorado’s minimum wage updated? Colorado’s minimum … Read more

Fall Festivals in Colorado Worth Traveling For

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Colorado Fall Festivals You Need To Add To Your Bucket List As the leaves change color and the air gets crisp, that can only mean one thing: it’s time for fall festivals! If you’re looking for a fun-filled weekend getaway, look no further than Colorado. From beer and wine festivals to Halloween-themed events, there’s something … Read more

15 Glamping Colorado Adventures For Your Bucket List

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Your Introduction To Glamping Colorado In Style! Colorado is a beautiful state. Aptly named “The Centennial State.” It is the 8th largest state in the United States. Colorado is home to the most spectacular scenery and terrain you could imagine. It’s a beautiful state of pristine parks, rolling green hills in which rock men stand … Read more

A Brief History of Breckenridge: What Color Do You Like Your Gold?

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Linda Kay Peterson pointed to the mountains as we stood outside the Breckenridge Welcome Center. “Look at the Ten Mile Range,” she said, “because that is the genesis of our mining town.” It’s a genesis that, according to Peterson, began 65 to 70 million years ago. Peterson is a volunteer and tour coordinator at the … Read more

10 Of The Best Winter Park Restaurants

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Whether the perfect ending to your alpine adventure is an elegant pot of Gruyere fondue or a finger-lickin’ slab of barbecue ribs, Winter Park restaurants have got you covered. Here are 10 town favorites to get your dinner quest headed in the right direction. Classy Cuisine Alberto’s 72287 US Hwy. 40 Winter Park, Colorado 80482 … Read more

Head to Colorado’s High Country For Some Fun Festivals

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Colorado’s high country is home to hundreds of festivals and community activities — from blues festivals to culinary celebrations — that have become signature activities on their year-round calendars of events. But we’ve found some lesser-known events at Colorado destinations to consider when making your vacation plans. So head up to the high country – … Read more

Dog Friendly Things To Do In Colorado

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Dog friendly Colorado has a new law allowing your furry friend to go with you to a restaurant. You can sit with your favorite pet outside on the deck or patio. You can even take your dog to some breweries and enjoy a cool one. There are other places, such as lakes or mountains where … Read more

Winter Wonderland: Snowshoeing the Powder Along the Poudre

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The 1820s fur trappers who gave the Cache la Poudre River its name used the French phrase that translates as “hide the powder” to commemorate the large cache of gunpowder that they secreted along the river during a massive blizzard. Back then, they could not have imagined that the upper reaches of the river would … Read more