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1 week ago | 
uncovercolorado.com | Patrick McGuire
Known for fresh, flavorful fare, Colorado has its heaping share of famous restaurants to choose from. Western specialties like bison, elk, and other native delicacies can be enjoyed at several iconic restaurants from Colorado’s Front Range to its Western Slope. We’ve rounded up ten restaurants that exhibit a Colorado spirit both in dining fare and ambiance.
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3 weeks ago | 
uncovercolorado.com | Patrick McGuire
From personalities that continue to inspire to those who met tragically predictable ends, Colorado has been the home of many influential historical figures since long before it became an official US state in 1876. The names of some are enshrined on prominent buildings and roadways, and others are forgotten by almost everyone other than Colorado history buffs.
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2 months ago | 
uncovercolorado.com | Patrick McGuire
Denver might not be bursting with as many immense skyscrapers as bigger American cities like New York City and Chicago, but it boasts a fair share of sizable buildings.
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Jan 19, 2025 | 
uncovercolorado.com | Patrick McGuire
While conventional skiing and snowboarding are perfect for most people, some seek the uninhibited thrill of exploring terrain few people have the chance to access. Plentiful backcountry snowcat and heli-skiing options across Colorado, a place with some of the best downhill skiing and snowboarding in the world. These options make adventuring even better by offering uncrowded slopes, fist-in-your-mouth stunning views, and excellent snow conditions.
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Oct 9, 2024 | 
uncovercolorado.com | Patrick McGuire
Brimming with a healthy mix of corporate and mom-and-pop-owned stores, Denver is a solid location for thrifting. Whether you’re shopping for your next outfit, furnishing your apartment, looking for original artwork, or something unique that you won’t appreciate until you see it, the Mile High City’s thrifting scene is poised to deliver.
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Oct 9, 2024 | 
uncovercolorado.com | Patrick McGuire
Denver’s now a big enough city that you can find almost everything you want and need in stores here. Almost everything, that is. Flea markets in and around the city are ideal for picking up stuff you never knew you needed, great deals on used furniture, musical instruments, and tools, and tons of stuff that’s rare, collectible, or delightfully odd. If you can’t find what you’re looking for at conventional stores in Denver, perusing a local flea market is your next best bet.
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Sep 30, 2024 | 
uncovercolorado.com | Patrick McGuire
You might not realize it without looking at a map, but Fort Collins is surrounded by lakes and reservoirs. One of the state’s most scenic and fish-filled rivers also happens to run through the heart of town. This is good news for locals who want to fish without going very far. It’s completely possible to fish in town on your lunch break or between classes if you’re a student at CSU. With so many options available, which ones do you choose?
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Sep 30, 2024 | 
uncovercolorado.com | Patrick McGuire
Boulder’s idyllic outdoor setting has helped it become one of the most well-known and beloved cities in the American West. Whether it’s for higher education, the pursuit of a career at a tech company, or simply to live somewhere with quick and easy access to the outdoors, people from around the world make their way to this northern Colorado city. Alongside hiking, mountain biking, and wildlife viewing, there are some stellar places to fish in and around Boulder as well.
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Sep 20, 2024 | 
uncovercolorado.com | Patrick McGuire
Colorado is home to companies the world knows and loves. The state hosts major brands that you probably won’t be surprised to see on this list, but also some less Colorado-centric brands headquartered here in the state. From outdoor gear to alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages alike to an iconic dog training device, Colorado’s most well-known companies have a major impact on the daily lives of millions of people.
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Sep 13, 2024 | 
uncovercolorado.com | Patrick McGuire
Colorado has been a state long enough to see many local newspapers fall by the wayside throughout the decades. None was more beloved and influential than the Rocky Mountain News, which met its tragic demise during the Great Recession just under two months away from its 150th anniversary. Newspapers in Colorado and around the world are still struggling to stay profitable in a world that has increasingly favored clickbait and free news hosted on the internet in recent years.
