Colorado has an incredible list beautiful and notable things that the state has to offer, and below we have listed just a few of the breathtaking features that make Colorado such an amazing place to visit.

Colorado is not only known for its landscape of mountains, forests, high plains, mesas, canyons, plateaus, and rivers, but also known for its couple of world famous hot springs. Located in the mountains of western Colorado, Glenwood Hot Springs is the world’s largest and hottest mineral hot springs pool. 

In the mountainous southern region of the state in the town of Pagosa Springs, you will find the world’s deepest hot springs at the Pagosa Springs hot springs aquifer. This spring aquifer supplies the local Springs Resort & Spa, the Overlook Hot Springs, and Healing Waters Resort & Spa with its hot mineral water.

Pagosa and Glenwood Springs May be known for the size and depth of their hot springs, but Strawberry Park Natural Hot Springs is known and loved around the world simply for the beauty of their surroundings; located just outside of the town of Steamboat Springs in the north central region of the state.

In the winter, snowboarders and skiers effortlessly gliding down snow covered mountains as Telluride, Vail, and Aspen regularly top lists as the best ski resorts in the world.

Morrison Colorado is home to Red Rocks Amphitheater, which is easily one of the most beautiful and grandiose outdoor music venues in the world. With a capacity of 9,545, there are much larger venues out there that can hold far more people, but nothing matches the unforgettable experience of a show under the stars between two monolithic slabs of red rock.

Located in Colorado Springs, Garden of the Gods features a similar stunning landscape of red rocks, with permitted climbing  in one area.

Adventure awaits in the mountain paradise of Rocky Mountain National Park to the fascinating Ancestral Puebloan cliff dwellings scattered around Mesa Verde National Park in the southwestern region of the state.

Located in the south central region of the state on the eastern edge of San Luis Valley, you will find the Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve that features immense mounds of sand that you can hike up and run, slide, ski, or tumble down.

With all these amazing features and more, why would you not want to spend some extra time In Colorado to experience all it has to offer.