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Vacation to Colorado
# posted by Russ,
March 5, 2009
I am leaving in the morning for Colorado. No, I don't snowboard or ski. I'm going with my girlfriend just for fun, we want to check out Denver, Boulder, Fort Collins, and basically just see what the area has to offer in case we ever want to relocate.
Though it will be hard leaving sunny San Diego for the cold Rocky Mountains, it should be a refreshing change, and hopefully it will be a good time.
Check back to my travel section soon for a write up and some photos. I'll be back next week.
Though it will be hard leaving sunny San Diego for the cold Rocky Mountains, it should be a refreshing change, and hopefully it will be a good time.
Check back to my travel section soon for a write up and some photos. I'll be back next week.
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Hope you and your girlfriend are having a great time! I've been eyeing Colorado myself lately.
We had a great time! Have you been eying it as a potential place to move? Where in Colorado have you been thinking about?
I was looking at Boulder, maybe Denver. I believe there was a program I was looking into there earlier this month. But I'm not sure how realistic that would be.
Glad you had a good time!!
Boulder is a great little city. Only 30 miles or so from Denver, and also right at the foothills of the mountains. There are bike paths everywhere and trails that go from the city right up into the hills. The downtown area is very walkable, lots of great restaurants, bars, beer, and little stores for shopping. The one down side for me was that about one third of the population is from the University. Not a bad thing, but as I get older I don't really want to be hanging in a college town.