Posted in Denver
March 09, 2018
8 Totally True Stereotypes Denverites Should Just Accept As Fact
Sure, Denverites are definitely a diverse group of people. But, you have to admit there are certain characteristics we are known for that are actually (sometimes proudly, and sometimes painfully) accurate. Check out this list of 8 stereotypes about those who dwell in the Mile High City that we simply can’t deny.
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No...it's not what you're thinking. We are actually living at one mile (5,280 feet) above sea level...hence our city's nickname.
Here in Denver, it seems like everyone has a dog, and Denver dogs are well-loved dogs.
We'd probably prefer the term "connoisseur" but yes, we like our beer cold...and locally crafted.
Broncos fans our fiercely loyal to their team...no matter what.
Looking for a local? You'll find us outdoors.
Sitting in parking lot traffic on I-25 has us wondering why we didn't just ride our bike to work.
Sure, there's a good number of couch potatoes here in Denver, but a vast majority of Mile High City dwellers can be found working up a sweat whenever possible.
When we get a nice accumulation of snow here in Denver, you won't find us staying in and cozying up by the fire. We get out there and enjoy it.
What are some other stereotypes that you have found to be true of Denver locals? Please share in the comments section below.
We’ve talked about what people from Denver do, but what are some things that they would absolutely NOT do? Check out these 13 Things No Self-Respecting Denverite Would Ever Do to find out!
