Mountain West & Rockies
peaks, geysers, and dinosaur trails 🏔️🦕
The Mountain West & Rockies is the premier destination for families who love the outdoors and high-altitude adventure. Geographically, the region is dominated by the spine of the Rocky Mountains, offering dramatic peaks, alpine lakes, and deep canyons. The climate varies by altitude; summers are generally warm and dry with cool nights, while winters transform the region into a snowy playground for skiing and snowboarding. The air is thin and dry, so families should plan to stay hydrated and take it easy for the first day to acclimate.
Yellowstone National Park (primarily in Wyoming) is the jewel of the region. It is a geological wonderland where kids can see mud pots bubbling, geysers like Old Faithful erupting, and hot springs in rainbow colors. The wildlife watching is unparalleled; bison jams (traffic stopped by bison on the road) are a common and exciting occurrence. Just south, Grand Teton National Park offers dramatic mountain scenery and calm lakes perfect for kayaking or rafting trips suitable for beginners.
Colorado is a year-round hub. In winter, resorts like Breckenridge and Steamboat Springs offer renowned ski schools for children. In summer, these same towns become bases for hiking, mountain biking, and alpine slides. Denver, the Mile High City, has the excellent Denver Museum of Nature & Science and is close to Red Rocks Park, where families can hike around giant sandstone formations. Utah offers a different kind of landscape with its "Mighty 5" national parks, but also features the Dinosaur National Monument, where families can touch real dinosaur fossils embedded in a wall of rock.
The culture here is rooted in the Old West. Families can visit ghost towns, attend rodeos in towns like Cody, Wyoming, or stay at a dude ranch to learn horse riding. The vast open spaces allow for incredible stargazing. Dining is casual, with game meats like elk and bison burgers often appearing on menus alongside standard American fare. It is a region that encourages physical activity and exploration, creating tired but happy kids by the end of each day.
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Activities & Best Times
Hiking, wildlife, outdoor exploration, ecotourism
Home to globally iconic national parks and vast wilderness areas, offering world-class wildlife viewing and hiking. Peak summer months provide the only reliable access to high-altitude trails, while winter brings extreme cold and seasonal closures.
Urban tourism, museums, historical sites, architecture
Major hubs like Denver and Salt Lake City offer sophisticated art museums and expansive botanical gardens with significant international appeal. Warm weather from May to September is optimal for exploring vibrant urban districts and outdoor cultural venues.
Sport tourism, fitness activities, active recreation
The region features premier Olympic-grade infrastructure and world-renowned hiking and cycling routes. Summer offers optimal conditions for these outdoor pursuits, while spring and autumn serve as viable transition periods for lower-elevation activities.
Learning experiences, scientific sites, historical education
Contains high-quality natural history museums and aquariums of regional significance that serve as primary educational motivators for families. Facilities are most enjoyable during the warmer months when outdoor park components are also accessible.
Events, celebrations, seasonal attractions
Sundance Film Festival is the world's premier independent film festival with massive international cultural impact. This clearly meets the threshold for 'good'.
Spa retreats, wellness centers, peaceful getaways
Renowned for historic and natural hot spring complexes that provide a unique restorative experience in a mountain setting. These facilities are at their peak during the winter, where the contrast with cold air temperatures enhances the wellness experience.
Scenic drives, countryside tours, route-based travel
Features spectacular alpine routes like Going-to-the-Sun Road, which are destination-level drives. Due to heavy snow, these routes have a narrow peak window in mid-summer, with significant closures throughout the rest of the year.
Winter sports, ski resorts, snow activities
Hosts internationally recognized ski resorts such as Vail and Jackson Hole with legendary snow quality. Peak powder conditions occur mid-winter, with the classification capped at good due to the specific count of major resorts provided in the dataset.
Amusement parks, family entertainment venues
Boasts high-quality regional amusement and water parks that offer substantial family entertainment. Operations are strictly seasonal, with peak summer months being the only period when all water-based and outdoor attractions are fully operational.
Attractions (116 total)
Beach / Coastal Recreation Area
Antelope Island State Park
Syracuse
A unique saltwater beach experience on the Great Salt Lake where the high salinity allows swimmers to float effortlessly.
Visit website →Flathead Lake State Park
Bigfork
The largest natural freshwater lake in the western US, offering pebble and sand beaches with stunning views of the Mission Mountains.
Visit website →Grand Lake Town Beach
Grand Lake
A picturesque alpine beach located at the edge of Colorado's largest natural lake, serving as the gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park.
Visit website →Bear Lake State Park (North Beach)
St. Charles
Known as the 'Caribbean of the Rockies' for its intense turquoise waters and two-mile stretch of sandy beach.
Visit website →Sand Hollow State Park
Hurricane
A striking recreation area featuring warm blue waters contrasted against vibrant orange-red sand beaches and rock formations.
Visit website →National Park / Nature Reserve
Arches National Park
Moab
A surreal landscape featuring over 2,000 natural sandstone arches, including the world-famous freestanding Delicate Arch.
Visit website →Bryce Canyon National Park
Bryce
Famous for its unique geological structures called hoodoos, creating a vast natural amphitheater of red and orange stone spires.
Visit website →Glacier National Park
West Glacier
Known as the 'Crown of the Continent', this park features spectacular glacier-carved valleys and the scenic Going-to-the-Sun Road.
Visit website →Grand Teton National Park
Moose
Renowned for its jagged granite peaks and pristine alpine lakes, this park offers breathtaking mountain scenery and world-class hiking.
Visit website →Rocky Mountain National Park
Estes Park
High-altitude landscapes with dramatic mountain vistas, alpine tundra, and frequent sightings of elk and bighorn sheep.
Visit website →Yellowstone National Park
West Yellowstone
The world's first national park features the iconic Old Faithful geyser, colorful hydrothermal pools, and abundant wildlife like bison and grizzly bears.
Visit website →Zion National Park
Springdale
A deep canyon of massive cream, pink, and red sandstone cliffs that offer spectacular hiking through hanging gardens and river narrows.
Visit website →Canyonlands National Park
Moab
A wilderness of countless canyons and fantastically formed buttes carved by the Colorado River and its tributaries.
Visit website →Great Sand Dunes National Park
Mosca
Home to the tallest sand dunes in North America, nestled against the rugged backdrop of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.
Visit website →Ski Resort / Winter Sports Center
Aspen Snowmass
Snowmass Village
2,473-3,813m elevation, 98 runs, 237km pistes, Nov-Apr season, the largest of the four Aspen areas featuring the most vertical rise in the US.
Visit website →Big Sky Resort
Big Sky
2,072-3,403m elevation, 300 runs, 250km pistes, Nov-Apr season, high-alpine terrain including the sharp Lone Mountain peak and 7 terrain parks.
Visit website →Breckenridge Ski Resort
Breckenridge
2,926-3,962m elevation, 187 runs, 153km pistes, Nov-May season, features the highest chairlift in North America and 4 award-winning terrain parks.
Visit website →Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Teton Village
1,924-3,185m elevation, 133 runs, 116km pistes, Nov-Apr season, famous for its iconic Aerial Tram and steep continuous vertical drop.
Visit website →Park City Mountain Resort
Park City
2,080-3,048m elevation, 348 runs, 250km pistes, Nov-Apr season, largest lift-served ski area in the United States with 8 terrain parks.
Visit website →Vail Ski Resort
Vail
2,476-3,527m elevation, 195 runs, 234km pistes, Nov-Apr season, featuring the legendary Back Bowls and 7 terrain parks.
Visit website →Schweitzer
Sandpoint
1,207-1,950m elevation, 92 runs, 95km pistes, Dec-Apr season, overlooking Lake Pend Oreille with extensive tree skiing and bowls.
Visit website →Snowbird
Snowbird
2,365-3,353m elevation, 169 runs, 103km pistes, Nov-May season, known for heavy snowfall and the Aerial Tram providing access to technical chutes.
Visit website →Sun Valley Resort
Sun Valley
1,753-2,789m elevation, 121 runs, 92km pistes, Nov-Apr season, historic resort featuring Bald Mountain and Dollar Mountain for beginners.
Visit website →Telluride Ski Resort
Telluride
2,659-3,815m elevation, 147 runs, 88km pistes, Nov-Apr season, set in a box canyon with a free gondola connecting the town and Mountain Village.
Visit website →Road Trips & Scenic Drives
Beartooth Highway
Red Lodge
68-mile (110km) paved mountain pass (3 hours) reaching elevations of nearly 11,000 feet. Often called the most beautiful drive in America, it passes through alpine tundra, glaciers, and high-altitude lakes.
Visit website →Going-to-the-Sun Road
West Glacier
50-mile (80km) paved alpine highway (3-8 hours) crossing the Continental Divide at Logan Pass in Glacier National Park. Highlights include Lake McDonald, the Weeping Wall, and Wild Goose Island Overlook.
Visit website →San Juan Skyway
Durango
236-mile (380km) paved loop (1-2 days) in Southwest Colorado. Includes the famous 'Million Dollar Highway' section between Ouray and Silverton, featuring steep cliffs, historic mining towns, and massive 14,000-foot peaks.
Visit website →Scenic Byway 12
Panguitch
124-mile (200km) paved 'All-American Road' (3-5 hours) traversing Southern Utah's red rock country. Key highlights include the Hogsback ridge, Bryce Canyon National Park, and Grand Staircase-Escalante.
Visit website →Trail Ridge Road
Estes Park
48-mile (77km) paved road (2-4 hours) through Rocky Mountain National Park. It is the highest continuous paved road in North America, reaching 12,183 feet, with highlights like the Alpine Visitor Center.
Visit website →Sawtooth Scenic Byway
Shoshone
115-mile (185km) paved route (2-3 hours) into the heart of Idaho's Sawtooth Mountains. Passing through Sun Valley and over Galena Summit, it offers views of jagged peaks and the Salmon River.
Visit website →Water Park / Splash Park / Aquatic Centre
Boulder Beach Water Park
Athol
A top-rated tropical-themed water park within Silverwood Theme Park featuring dual wave pools and high-intensity speed slides.
Visit website →Island Kingdom at Elitch Gardens
Denver
A major urban water park included with admission to Denver's historic downtown theme park, featuring high-speed slides and a half-pipe.
Visit website →Lagoon A Beach
Farmington
A six-acre tropical-themed water park located inside Lagoon amusement park featuring crystal clear pools and diverse family slides.
Visit website →Roaring Springs Waterpark
Meridian
The largest water park in the Northwest offering a massive expansion with a variety of thrill slides, a long lazy river, and a large wave pool.
Visit website →Water World
Federal Heights
One of America's largest water parks featuring over 50 attractions including massive wave pools and unique themed water adventures.
Visit website →Big Sky Waterpark
Columbia Falls
Montana's largest water park, offering family-friendly slides and activities near the entrance to Glacier National Park.
Visit website →Splash Summit Waterpark
Provo
Utah's premier destination for water fun with over 15 slides, a lazy river, and a massive wave pool set against scenic mountain views.
Visit website →Historic Town / Village / Cultural Area
Buffalo Bill Center of the West
Cody
A massive complex of five world-class museums documenting the history, art, and culture of the American West.
Visit website →Old Idaho Penitentiary Site
Boise
A historic prison complex showcasing 100 years of the frontier's judicial history through preserved cell blocks and gallows.
Visit website →Silverton Historic District
Silverton
A high-altitude former mining town featuring colorful Victorian architecture and iconic steam engine arrivals from Durango.
Visit website →This Is The Place Heritage Park
Salt Lake City
A sprawling living history village where families can interact with pioneers and explore historic homes from Utah's early settlement.
Visit website →Virginia City and Nevada City
Virginia City
Step back in time to living 19th-century gold rush towns with perfectly preserved wooden boardwalks and period-accurate buildings.
Visit website →Zoo / Wildlife Park / Safari Park
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
Colorado Springs
America's only mountainside zoo offers spectacular views and a world-famous giraffe herd that visitors can hand-feed.
Visit website →Denver Zoo
Denver
A world-class urban zoo known for its immersive habitats and conservation efforts, featuring over 3,000 animals.
Visit website →Utah's Hogle Zoo
Salt Lake City
Located at the base of the Wasatch Mountains, this zoo features the award-winning Rocky Shores and African Savanna exhibits.
Visit website →Idaho Falls Zoo at Tautphaus Park
Idaho Falls
Known as the 'Best Little Zoo in the West,' this facility offers an intimate experience with exotic animals from five continents.
Visit website →ZooMontana
Billings
A 70-acre wildlife park and botanical garden showcasing regional species and cold-climate animals like red pandas and Siberian tigers.
Visit website →Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center
West Yellowstone
A wildlife park near the entrance of Yellowstone National Park where visitors can safely observe grizzlies and gray wolves in naturalistic settings.
Visit website →Yellowstone Bear World
Rexburg
A premier drive-thru safari park where families can see grizzly bears, black bears, and elk from the comfort of their own vehicles.
Visit website →Landmark / Monument / Iconic Urban Attraction
Delicate Arch
Moab
The most famous freestanding natural stone arch in the world, serving as a globally recognized symbol of the American West.
Visit website →Denver Union Station
Denver
A beautifully restored 1914 Beaux-Arts train station that serves as a vibrant urban hub with dining, shops, and transit.
Visit website →Devils Tower National Monument
Devils Tower
A stunning igneous rock monolith rising 867 feet above the Wyoming landscape, revered by tribes and famous as a hiking destination.
Visit website →Old Faithful Geyser
Yellowstone National Park
The world's most famous predictable geyser, erupting regularly to the delight of families within the oldest national park.
Visit website →Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre
Morrison
A world-famous open-air amphitheater built into massive red sandstone rock formations, offering hiking and music history for families.
Visit website →Colorado State Capitol
Denver
A neoclassical building famous for its real gold-leafed dome and a step marked exactly one mile above sea level.
Visit website →Art Gallery / Fine Art Museum
Denver Art Museum
Denver
The museum offers world-class collections and interactive creative spaces that make art exploration fun for kids and adults alike.
Visit website →National Museum of Wildlife Art
Jackson
Families can explore stunning wildlife paintings and sculptures while overlooking the actual National Elk Refuge in a castle-like building.
Visit website →Whitney Western Art Museum
Cody
This gallery showcases the spirit of the American West through massive bronze sculptures and famous paintings that capture frontier life.
Visit website →Boise Art Museum
Boise
Located in a beautiful park, this museum features ever-changing contemporary exhibits and a dedicated studio space for children's creativity.
Visit website →Yellowstone Art Museum
Billings
Montana's premier art institution offers a look into the region's creative history and features a unique Visible Vault to see how art is stored.
Visit website →Utah Museum of Fine Arts
Salt Lake City
As Utah's primary art museum, it features diverse global collections and hands-on family art-making activities.
Visit website →Botanical Garden / Formal Gardens
Denver Botanic Gardens
Denver
A world-class 24-acre urban oasis featuring diverse plant collections, a stunning conservatory, and themed gardens perfect for family strolls.
Visit website →Red Butte Garden
Salt Lake City
Utah's largest botanical garden offers sprawling themed landscapes, hiking trails, and beautiful terraces overlooking the Salt Lake Valley.
Visit website →Cheyenne Botanic Gardens
Cheyenne
A beautiful public garden featuring the Grand Conservatory, a children's village, and a variety of hardy high-plains plant species.
Visit website →Ashton Gardens at Thanksgiving Point
Lehi
Featuring 55 acres of stately gardens and the largest man-made waterfall in the Western Hemisphere, this is a top destination for family photos.
Visit website →Betty Ford Alpine Gardens
Vail
Recognized as the world's highest botanical garden, it showcases a unique collection of high-altitude plants and beautiful alpine rock gardens.
Visit website →Idaho Botanical Garden
Boise
Nestled at the base of the Boise Foothills, this garden features a meditation garden, an English garden, and a unique historic setting.
Visit website →Science Museum / Natural History Museum / Discovery Centre
Denver Museum of Nature & Science
Denver
A premier museum featuring world-class wildlife dioramas, a planetarium, and an IMAX theater perfect for families exploring the natural world.
Visit website →Draper Natural History Museum
Cody
Part of the Buffalo Bill Center of the West, this museum immerses families in the diverse wildlife and ecology of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
Visit website →Museum of the Rockies
Bozeman
Renowned for its extensive collection of dinosaur fossils, including the T. rex, this museum brings ancient history to life for young explorers.
Visit website →Natural History Museum of Utah
Salt Lake City
Housed in a stunning architectural landmark, this museum offers interactive exhibits on paleontology, geology, and Utah's native cultures.
Visit website →Discovery Center of Idaho
Boise
An interactive science center featuring hands-on exhibits that encourage children and adults to explore physics, engineering, and technology.
Visit website →Museum of Ancient Life
Lehi
One of the world's largest displays of mounted dinosaurs, featuring interactive lab stations and immersive prehistoric environments.
Visit website →Aquarium / Sea Life Centre
Downtown Aquarium
Denver
A large-scale aquatic complex featuring a shipwreck exhibit, a shark-filled tunnel, and an upscale restaurant with floor-to-ceiling tank views.
Visit website →Loveland Living Planet Aquarium
Draper
This massive facility features a 300,000-gallon shark habitat and the iconic 'Claw' structure, offering immersive exhibits from the rainforest to the Antarctic.
Visit website →Aquarium of Boise
Boise
A community-focused aquarium offering interactive experiences such as stingray feeding and touch pools featuring various marine and reptilian species.
Visit website →Theme Park / Amusement Park
Elitch Gardens
Denver
A historic urban theme and water park located in the heart of downtown, offering thrill rides with stunning city skyline views.
Visit website →Lagoon Amusement Park
Farmington
The largest amusement park in the Rockies, featuring over 50 rides, historic wooden coasters, and a pioneering steel coaster collection.
Visit website →Silverwood Theme Park
Athol
The largest theme park in the Pacific Northwest and Northern Rockies, offering over 70 rides and a full water park in a forest setting.
Visit website →Santa's Workshop
Cascade
A vintage Christmas-themed amusement park located at the base of Pikes Peak, delighting families with holiday magic year-round since 1956.
Visit website →Farm Park / Petting Zoo / Rural Experience
Farm Country at Thanksgiving Point
Lehi
A large-scale educational farm where visitors can interact with diverse livestock, enjoy pony rides, and watch milking demonstrations.
Visit website →Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Historic Site
Deer Lodge
A preserved 19th-century cattle ranch offering a glimpse into the history of the American West with live animals and historic buildings.
Visit website →The Farm at Lee Martinez Park
Fort Collins
A high-quality educational farm offering hands-on experiences with horses, goats, and chickens in an accessible urban park setting.
Visit website →Littleton Museum Living History Farms
Littleton
Two working living history farms representing the 1860s and 1890s, featuring period-accurate crops, livestock, and costumed interpreters.
Visit website →Wheeler Historic Farm
Salt Lake City
An 1890s living history farm and public park featuring wagon rides, farm animals, and historical demonstrations in a scenic wooded setting.
Visit website →Hiking & Cycling Routes
Four Pass Loop
Aspen
42km challenging 3-4 day backpacking trek circumnavigating the Maroon Bells with 2,400m elevation gain. Equipment rental: Ute Mountaineer (utemountaineer.com)
Visit website →Highline Trail
West Glacier
19km moderate-to-challenging iconic day hike following the Garden Wall with 250m elevation gain. National Park entry required.
Visit website →Teton Crest Trail
Teton Village
64km challenging 4-5 day hike through the heart of the Grand Tetons with 2,400m elevation gain. Equipment rental: Teton Mountaineering (tetonmtn.com)
Visit website →The Colorado Trail
Littleton
782km challenging long-distance trail from Denver to Durango, typically taking 4-6 weeks with 27,000m total elevation gain.
Visit website →The Whole Enchilada
Moab
55km expert mountain bike route descending from alpine tundra to red rock desert with 2,100m descent. Bike rental: Poison Spider Bicycles (poisonspiderbicycles.com)
Visit website →White Rim Trail
Moab
115km challenging multi-day mountain bike or 4x4 route looping below the Island in the Sky mesa with 1,700m elevation gain. Bike rental: Rim Cyclery (rimcyclery.com)
Visit website →Alice-Toxaway Loop
Stanley
30km challenging 2-3 day backpacking loop in the Sawtooth Wilderness with 1,000m elevation gain. Features spectacular jagged peaks and alpine lakes.
Visit website →Route of the Hiawatha
Mullan
24km easy family-friendly cycling route through 10 tunnels and across 7 high trestles with 300m descent. Bike rental: Lookout Pass (skilookout.com)
Visit website →Adventure Park / Outdoor Activity Center
Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park
Glenwood Springs
America's only mountaintop theme park features cave tours, high-altitude thrill rides, and an alpine coaster with spectacular canyon views.
Visit website →Royal Gorge Bridge & Park
Cañon City
Features one of the world's highest suspension bridges alongside a skycoaster, zipline, and aerial gondola crossing a 1,200-foot deep canyon.
Visit website →Utah Olympic Park
Park City
This active 2002 Winter Olympic venue offers summer bobsledding, extreme tubing, and advanced ropes courses for thrill-seeking families.
Visit website →Epic Discovery at Vail
Vail
An expansive summer activity center at the top of the gondola featuring forest flyers, tubing hills, and climbing walls amidst alpine peaks.
Visit website →Snow King Mountain
Jackson
A year-round mountain activity center in the heart of Jackson Hole offering an alpine slide, mountain coaster, and treetop adventure park.
Visit website →Natural Hot Spring / Thermal Bath / Historic Bathhouse
Glenwood Hot Springs Pool
Glenwood Springs
32-40°C naturally heated mineral pools, historic 1888 sandstone bathhouse, world's largest hot springs pool. Contains 15 minerals including sodium chloride, potassium, and calcium.
Visit website →Lava Hot Springs Foundation World Famous Hot Pools
Lava Hot Springs
38-44°C odorless mineral water. State-run facility featuring five outdoor pools with natural rock bottoms and gravel floors, high in bicarbonate, sodium, and magnesium.
Visit website →Crystal Hot Springs
Honeyville
38-41°C pools. Claims to have the highest mineral content in the world. Features a unique confluence of hot and cold springs with high levels of sodium, chloride, and lithium.
Visit website →Mystic Hot Springs
Monroe
37-43°C natural mineral water. Known for vintage clawfoot bathtubs embedded in deep orange travertine terraces and two larger concrete pools in a bohemian setting.
Visit website →Norris Hot Springs
Norris
38°C water known as 'Water of the Gods.' A standalone facility with a wood-lined pool that is drained and cleaned nightly, using no chemicals in the mineral-rich water.
Visit website →Hot Springs State Park State Bath House
Thermopolis
40°C mineral-rich water provided for free by the state. Part of the world's largest mineral hot springs park, featuring accessible indoor and outdoor pools and travertine terraces.
Visit website →Iron Mountain Hot Springs
Glenwood Springs
37-42°C mineral pools. Standalone facility with 16 individual soaking pools containing 14 different minerals, situated on the bank of the Colorado River.
Visit website →Strawberry Park Hot Springs
Steamboat Springs
38-42°C natural mineral water in rustic stone-built pools. Set in a secluded forest canyon along Hot Springs Creek, focusing on a natural, low-impact environment.
Visit website →Castle / Palace / Historic Site
Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument
Crow Agency
A poignant national monument marking the 1876 battle site, offering families educational walking tours and vast views of the Montana prairie.
Visit website →Mesa Verde National Park
Cortez
A UNESCO World Heritage site where families can explore remarkably preserved cliff dwellings built by the Ancestral Pueblo people over 700 years ago.
Visit website →Temple Square
Salt Lake City
A beautifully landscaped 10-acre complex in the heart of Salt Lake City featuring iconic neo-Gothic architecture and interactive historical exhibits.
Visit website →Bent's Old Fort National Historic Site
La Junta
A meticulously reconstructed 1840s adobe fur trading post where living history demonstrations bring the era of the Santa Fe Trail to life.
Visit website →Fort Laramie National Historic Site
Fort Laramie
This legendary fur-trading post and military garrison offers families a chance to explore restored 19th-century buildings essential to Westward expansion history.
Visit website →Old Idaho Penitentiary
Boise
A fascinating historic prison site where families can walk through 100 years of Idaho's criminal justice history among stark sandstone buildings.
Visit website →Major International Festival / Cultural Event
Sundance Film Festival
Park City
Late January, 11-day event, the largest and most prestigious independent film festival in the United States, approx. 120,000 annual visitors, features global film premieres, panel discussions, and family-friendly 'Sundance Kids' screenings.
Visit website →Winter X Games
Aspen
Late January, 3-day extreme sports festival, over 100,000 live spectators and millions of global viewers, features world-class freestyle skiing and snowboarding competitions, live music performances, and an interactive 'X Fest' village with youth-oriented activities.
Visit website →Natural Feature / Scenic Site
Garden of the Gods
Colorado Springs
A stunning public park featuring massive, vertical red rock formations against the backdrop of snow-capped Pikes Peak.
Visit website →Shoshone Falls
Twin Falls
Often called the 'Niagara of the West,' these massive waterfalls on the Snake River are even taller than Niagara Falls.
Visit website →