I was only in Denver, Colorado for a short period of time, four days to be exact. Which, in my opinion, was nowhere near enough time to explore all the things I wanted to do. I was there on business and had conferences all day, but I was lucky and was able to plan in some extra time to wander the streets of downtown and soak in the warm sun. Coming from Austin, TX it was actually a relief from the heat since it was July, 80 degrees felt like a much needed cold front. Most of my time was spent in front of the capital reading and lounging in the grassy areas with all the other backpackers and homeless people.
I was disappointed because I didn’t feel like I got to experience the culture that Denver has to offer, since most of my time was spent wandering by myself or holed up in the Marriott I didn’t get to meet too many new people. But, something tells me that wasn’t my last time in Colorado nor Denver so I am content to keep adding places to my bucket list knowing that I will have time to do more exploring.
What is your favorite thing to do in Denver?
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We were in the Denver area in October. We’ve been going to Colorado twice a year for 20 years. Love it. I usually take hundreds of photos, mostly of family, but also the area as well. 🙂
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I really want to go back, I haven’t had a chance to spend much time there but I really loved it. I’m sure I will be back pretty soon, I want to go hiking in the mountains and camping.
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There’s a nice park near Boulder. It’s called Chautauqua Park. We’ve hiked there. It’s very nice. It’s at the famous Flatirons.
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I’ll keep it in mind! Thank you!
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