Here Are 14 Spots In Colorado You Must Explore This Winter
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Annie
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The calendar may claim that winter is still a few weeks away, but the weather outside begs to differ. That being said, get a head start on your winter (and beat the crowds!) by exploring these 14 Colorado locations:
Do yourself a favor and visit the Maroon Bells at least once during the winter, spring, summer and fall--it looks astoundingly different (and stunning) every single time.
Hop aboard the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad this winter, with non-stop service to the North Pole!
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Sure, you've rock climbed and hiked around Ouray... but have you ever climbed one of their insane mountains made of pure ice?
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Ring in the holiday season by visiting the annual Denver Christkindl Market, which features authentic German foods, drinks, and gifts you won't find anywhere else. (Except for maybe Germany!)
There is nothing in this world more heavenly than soaking your cares away in warm, therapeutic waters... The cold never bothered me anyway!
Winning big money is even more fun amidst blankets of snow and thousands of Christmas lights!
Ice fish the largest body of water in Colorado for a variety of trout, salmon, and perch.
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You haven't *really* seen the Denver Botanic Gardens until you've seen them decked out in thousands of twinkling lights! (But hurry to get there; the Blossoms of Light close January 2nd.)
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Soar high above the snow covered earth in your very own gondola, with transportation between Telluride and Mountain Village via the San Juan Mountains. (It isn't referred to as "the best commute in the country" for nothing!)
Hike up an out-of-this-world, 1,250-foot-wall box canyon and experience what National Geographic calls an "international wonder."
Step back in time by visiting the 55th annual Georgetown Christmas Market. Enjoy roasted chestnuts, Victorian carolers, and horse-drawn wagon rides through Historic Georgetown. (Hurry; this event ends December 24th!)
The spectacular red rock formations look even more beautiful against a soft, white backdrop.
"Oh the weather outside is frightful; but the subtle colors popping out from under the snow is so delightful!"
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Everyone who visits Zoo Lights LOVES the hundreds and thousands of sparkling lights and illuminated animal sculptures... and I can totally see why! (This seasonal event ends Janurary 3rd.)
Where is your favorite place to visit during the winter?
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