As destinations worldwide gradually reopen, travelers are rediscovering the joy of exploring new places. Over the next several weeks, we’ll share destinations that invite visitors back with the hashtag #WelcomeBacktoTravel. Begin a visual journey through Colorado, a state where dramatic landscapes, outdoor adventure and vibrant communities make every visit memorable.
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Loveland Pass Summit rises to 11,990 feet along the Continental Divide, about 60 miles west of Denver. Its sweeping vistas and high-alpine terrain make it a favorite for scenic drives, photography and backcountry exploration. -
Vail Ski Resort offers more than 5,300 acres of skiable terrain and a lively village with shopping, dining and cultural events. It’s a year-round destination for skiing, hiking, biking and relaxed mountain-side leisure.
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Founded during the mining boom, Breckenridge blends historic charm with outdoor enthusiasm. The town draws visitors and locals alike for skiing, festivals, hiking trails and a lively main street lined with shops and restaurants.
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Larimer Square, Denver’s oldest block, preserves historic buildings that now house boutiques, restaurants and bars. The area celebrates the city’s past while offering a modern dining and nightlife scene.
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Great Sand Dunes National Park features the tallest sand dunes in North America framed by grasslands, wetlands, forests and alpine lakes. The varied landscape invites hiking, sand sledding and immersive nature experiences.
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Silverthorne combines outdoor adventure with a growing arts and culture scene. Close to ski areas and alpine trails, the town also hosts seasonal attractions such as sculpted ice displays and community events.
