Moon Colorado

Summary

Travel suggestions include: the 10-day ski bum's tour, 10 days in the rockiesithout skiing and a wealth of outdoor activities. Written by a local hikinguide whose love affair with the park spans decades, "Moon Glacier Nationalark" uncovers the best ways to experience the rugged Crown of the Continent.ou'll find where to smother your taste buds with huckleberry pie, where topot a glacier, where to spy grizzly bears, where to swim with icebergs, andhere to run your fingers over some of North America's oldest rock formations.Moon Glacier National Park" and Becky Lomax help you have a truly personalxperience. Suggested travel strategies and lists of must-see sights provideou with real insights so you can decide where you should go, stay, and eat -ithout hassles or regrets. Becky's travel strategies include: One Day inlacier; The Glacier Smorgasboard (an 8-Day Overview); Wildlife Watching;etting Away from it All: Two Chalets; Wildflower Wonders; and, Top Ten Dayikes. Becky details where to trek, climb, mountain bike, swim, kayak, andelax between glaciers or towering mountains.;This work is complete with maps,

The Lay of the Land	p. 14
Planning Your Trip	p. 18
Explore Colorado	p. 19
14-Day Best of Colorado	p. 19
Outdoor Adventure	p. 21
Music Lover's Tour	p. 22
14-Day History Tour	p. 23
10-Day Ski Bum's Tour	p. 25
10 Days in the Rockies (Without Skiing)	p. 26
Denver	p. 27
Sights	p. 32
Sports and Recreation	p. 39
Entertainment and Nightlife	p. 41
Shopping	p. 47
Accommodations	p. 49
Food	p. 51
Information and Services	p. 59
Getting There and Around	p. 59
Morrison	p. 59
Golden	p. 61
Central City/Black Hawk	p. 62
The College Towns: Boulder and Fort Collins	p. 65
Boulder and Vicinity	p. 68
Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park	p. 90
Grand County	p. 97
Fort Collins	p. 101
The Ski Towns (Even If You Don't Ski)	p. 106
Aspen and Vicinity	p. 109
Vail and Vicinity	p. 123
Breckenridge	p. 136
Keystone	p. 145
Dillon, Silverthorne, and Frisco	p. 150
Winter Park	p. 155
Steamboat Springs	p. 163
Grand Junction and the Dinosaurs	p. 170
Glenwood Springs	p. 173
Grand Junction and Vicinity	p. 179
Rangely and Dinosaur	p. 194
The San Juan Mountains	p. 199
Crested Butte and Vicinity	p. 202
Telluride and Vicinity	p. 214
Lake City	p. 231
Montrose	p. 233
Durango	p. 237
Pagosa Springs	p. 246
North of Pagosa Springs	p. 247
Colorado Springs and the Great Sand Dunes	p. 250
Colorado Springs and Vicinity	p. 253
Pueblo and Vicinity	p. 266
Salida and Buena Vista	p. 274
Alamosa and the Great Sand Dunes	p. 278
Trinidad and Walsenburg	p. 282
The Eastern Plains	p. 284
Greeley	p. 287
Fort Morgan	p. 291
Sterling	p. 293
Burlington	p. 297
South of Burlington	p. 298
Background	p. 300
The Land	p. 300
Environmental Issues	p. 306
History	p. 307
Government and Economy	p. 311
The People	p. 313
Arts and Culture	p. 313
Recreation	p. 315
Accommodations	p. 320
Essentials	p. 322
Getting There and Around	p. 322
Tips for Travelers	p. 324
Health and Safety	p. 326
Information and Services	p. 327
Resources	p. 328
Suggested Reading	p. 328
Internet Resources	p. 330
Index	p. 331
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