Century Casino & Hotel Central City is a prominent gaming and lodging property in the historic mining town of Central City, Colorado, operated by Century Casinos and opened in 2006 after expanding the former Tollgate Casino site.
North Sterling State Park is a roughly 5,000–5,700‑acre Colorado state park on the northeastern plains, about 11 miles north of Sterling in Logan County, centered on the 2,880–3,300‑acre North Sterling Reservoir.
Rifle Falls State Park is a small Colorado state park of about 48 acres located just north of the town of Rifle in Garfield County, known for its lush, miniature‑waterfall landscape in an otherwise dry region.
Sasquatch Casino is a family-owned, slots-only gaming spot in Black Hawk, Colorado, opened in 2011 by Ed & Shirley's Inc. inside a historic 1875 building at 125 Gregory Street that once housed a hardware store and later their grocery.
The Wild Card Saloon is Black Hawk, Colorado's first casino, opened in 1992 in a historic three-story building at 120 Main Street, owned and operated by Ed and Shirley Smith as a family-run locals' favorite.
Lake Pueblo State Park is a large Colorado state park of nearly 10,000 acres located just west of the city of Pueblo, built around the 4,600‑acre Pueblo Reservoir on the Arkansas River.
Golden Gate Canyon State Park is a 12,000‑acre Colorado state park located about 16–30 miles west of Denver in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, spanning Gilpin and Jefferson counties near the town of Golden.
Century Casino & Hotel Cripple Creek is a historic gaming and lodging property in downtown Cripple Creek, Colorado, part of the historic gold mining district and operated by Century Casinos.
Lone Mesa State Park is a large, remote Colorado state park of about 11,600–12,000 acres in Dolores County, roughly 23 miles north of the town of Dolores, covering elevations from about 7,200 to just over 9,000 feet.
Harvey Gap State Park is a small Colorado state park about six miles east of the town of Rifle in Garfield County, centered on a roughly 190‑acre reservoir known for its clean, clear water and scenic setting at about 6,400 feet elevation.
Strawberry Park Natural Hot Springs near Steamboat Springs, Colorado, is a rustic and scenic hot springs resort set in a beautiful mountain environment.
St. Vrain State Park is a Colorado state park of about 600–690 acres near Firestone, just off I‑25 between Denver and Fort Collins, built around a chain of ponds and wetlands along the South St. Vrain Creek corridor.
The Tread of Pioneers Museum in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, is housed in a restored 1901 Queen Anne-style Victorian home and focuses on preserving and sharing the regional history of the area.
Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs is a 1,300-acre public park known for its dramatic red sandstone rock formations shaped over millions of years during geological upheavals.
Dinosaur National Monument, established in 1915 and expanded in 1938, spans over 210,000 acres across Colorado and Utah, protecting one of the world’s largest and most significant Jurassic dinosaur fossil beds.
Rifle Gap State Park is a roughly 1,340‑acre Colorado state park located just north of the town of Rifle in Garfield County, centered on a 350–360‑acre reservoir created by Rifle Gap Dam on East Rifle Creek in the late 1960s.