Colorado

Colorado might be one of the coolest places on the planet. And if you don’t believe us, go there and see for yourself.

Snow-capped peaks that reach the stratosphere. A capital city that’s a mile high. Some of the best skiing outside Europe. Colorado really will push you to the limits of how much fun and adventure you can have on one holiday. Whether you want to explore the incredible craft brewery scene in places like Denver and Boulder or hit the slopes at Vail and Beaver Creek, your time in Colorado will be well spent.

Explore Colorado

Denver

How high is the capital of Colorado? Well, its nickname is “The Mile-High City”, but really, the sky’s the limit here.

Other states near Colorado

Nevada

America’s 36th state is so much more than neon lights and blackjack tables!

Texas

The ads proclaim, “Texas: It’s Like a Whole Other Country”, and anyone who’s been there on holiday will tell you the same.

California

With endless beaches, cracking weather and a relaxed—yet glamorous—vibe, California is a sweet spot to spend some time.

Oregon

Everyone’s heard of oh-so-trendy Portland but there’s so much more to Oregon, especially if you love the outdoors.

Louisiana

A holiday in Louisiana is great fun because there’s so much to do—and all of it is unique.

Tennessee

Tennessee is the place to be for all things music, especially country. It’s where the Soundtrack of America was made after all!

Florida

Florida is your ticket to a million worlds—there’s something new around every corner.

Massachusetts

With everything from skiing in the Berkshires to swimming at the Cape, you’ll soon give in to the Bay State’s “Mass appeal”.

Hawaii

The landscape of Hawaii isn’t just the perfect photo op for your social media account. After all, who can resist pictures of the Pacific Ocean, rushing waterfalls and…

Frequently Asked Questions about Colorado

How far is Boulder from Denver?

Set in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, Boulder is about 45 minutes to an hour from Denver via car. In terms of distance, it's about 47 kilometres from "The Mile-High City".

What is the tallest mountain in Colorado?

Colorado is full of tall mountains. From Pikes Peak and Mount Harvard to Crestone Peak, this list goes on and on. But there's only one that's the tallest, and it's called Mount Elbert. It's around 4.4 kilometres.

Where is Pikes Peak?

Pikes Peak sits just outside Colorado Springs. It's part of the southern Front Range, and has a paved road leading all the way to the top.