Unlock the magic of Denver

With dramatic views of the Rockies, Coors Field has the highest elevation of any US baseball field at 5200 feet.

Built to emulate the US Capitol building, the 1890's structure has gold detailing throughout to recognize the Colorado gold rush.

Located in the busy downtown district, known as LoDo, the station has been converted into the Crawford Hotel, but still serves as a transit link for the city.

Home to America's 'unsinkable Molly Brown' - survivor of the Titanic's sinking, her home is now a museum to the life of the philanthropist and socialite.

The Denver Convention Center is more than just a gathering place, it's also home to a 40-foot large blue bear who wants in on the activities.

One of four US mint locations, the Denver location is open for free tours Monday through Thursday.

Though Colorado beer is synonymous with Coors, hundreds of microbreweries have popped up in the last 40 years, making it one of America's most exciting brewing scenes.

Estes Park is the charming city at the entrance to the park and is home to the upscale Stanley Hotel, which inspired the Stephen King novel, ‘The Shining.’

During the summer months, enjoy the drive up Trail Ridge Road, where you will get stand at the Continental Divide!

Covering over 350 square miles, this national park always cracks the top 5 best parks each year - beloved for its scenery year round.

Eagles, elk, hawks, and deer are regular companions in the Rockies, so have your cameras ready. If you're lucky, you may even see a moose.

Known largely for its collection of Native American art, the museum's art collection consists of over 70,000 pieces.

Along the route, see the remnants of historic silver mining towns, which brought speculators west in search of their own fortunes from precious metal.