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Boulder), 154 (Denver), 90 Accommodations, 6–8, 28, Arvada Center for the Arts & Black Sheep (Colorado 38–40 13_068588 bindex.qxp 12/14/06 3:16 PM Page 239 Index See also Accommodations and Restaurant indexes, below. GENERAL INDEX Arts and crafts, 108, 154, 212 Black American West Museum Art Source International & Heritage Center (Boulder), 154 (Denver), 90 Accommodations, 6–8, 28, Arvada Center for the Arts & Black Sheep (Colorado 38–40. See also Accommoda- Humanities (Denver), 117 Springs), 2, 214 tions Indexes Astor House Museum (Golden), Blogs and travelogues, 28 Addresses, Denver, 56–57 118, 120 Blossoms of Light (Denver), 20 Aerial sports, 209 Atlantis Gems (Denver), 110 BlueBards (Colorado Springs), Airfares, 27, 32–33 ATMs (automated teller 215 Air Force Academy Falcons, 211 machines), 15 Bluebird Theater (Denver), 112 Airlines, 21, 30–34, 38 Auraria (Denver), 57 Boating (boat rentals), Denver, Airports Auto racing, 106, 211, 227 102 getting into town from, Boettcher Mansion (Golden), 31–32, 54, 127–128, 179 120 security procedures, 32 abysitters, Boulder, 130 Bolder Boulder, 18 Alberta Falls Trail, 168 B Backpacking, Denver, 103 Books, recommended, 41–42 Alpaca Connection (Boulder), Ballooning, 101, 150, 209 Book Sleuth (Old Colorado 154 Bandimere Speedway City), 212 Alpine Visitor Center (Rocky (Morrison), 106 Bookstores, 109, 154, 212 Mountain National Park), Banjo Billy’s Bus Tours Boulder Army Store, 156 160, 162 (Boulder), 147 Boulder Arts & Crafts Altitude sickness, 22 Barker Reservoir, 151 Cooperative, 154 American Automobile Associa- Barnes & Noble (Denver), 109 Boulder Bach Festival, 17, 158 tion (AAA), 42 Barr Lake State Park, 102, 105 Boulder Book Store, 154 American Express, 16, 42, 61 Bars, 113–116, 157–158, Boulder Canyon Pioneer Trail, Amusement parks, 95–96 214–215 143 Andenken (Denver), 108 Baseball, 106, 211 Boulder Creek Path, 143, 149 Andrew J. Macky Gallery Basketball, Denver, 106–107 Boulder Creek Stream (Boulder), 148 Bear Lake Road, 160 Observatory, 143 Angie Star Jewelry (Boulder), Beaver Meadows Visitor Boulder Creek Winery, 147 155 Center, 162 Boulder History Museum, 148 Antique Emporium at Manitou Bed-and-breakfasts (B&Bs), Boulder Kinetic Fest, 18 Springs, 211 Denver, 68–70 Boulder Museum of Contempo- Antique Mall of Lakewood, 108 Bicycle Tour of Colorado, 100 rary Art, 148–149 Antique Row (Denver), 108 Bierstadt Lake Trail, 168 Boulder Philharmonic Antiques, 108, 154, 211 The Big Blue Bear (Denver), 95 Orchestra, 158 Applejack Liquors (Denver), Bijou Bar and Grill (Colorado Boulder Reservoir, 151, 153 109–110 COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL Springs), 214 Boulder Theater, 156 Arapahoe Park (Aurora), 107 Biking and mountain biking Boulder Wine Merchant, 155 Arcade Amusements, Inc. Boulder, 130, 150–151 Breckenridge Brewery (Colorado Springs), 208 Colorado Springs, 209, 210 (Denver), 115 Area codes, 42, 61, 130, 181 Denver, 100–102 Brewery tours, Denver, 115 Argo Gold Mine, Mill, and Rocky Mountain National The Broadmoor (Colorado Museum (Idaho Springs), 123 Park, 166–167 Springs), 183, 201 The Armory (Golden), 118 Bird, Isabella Lucy, 163 Brown Palace Hotel Art Fair (Boulder), 19 Bird-watching, 169–170 (Denver), 99 Art galleries, 148, 212 13_068588 bindex.qxp 12/14/06 3:16 PM Page 240 240 INDEX Buckskin Joe Frontier Town & Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, 206 Colorado Springs Dance Railway (Cañon City), Children’s Museum of Theatre, 215–216 219–220 Denver, 95 Colorado Springs Dance The- Buffalo Bill Days (Golden), 19 Christmas with Cody atre Wine Festival, 17 Buffalo Bill Museum & Grave (Golden), 20 Colorado Springs Fine Arts (Golden), 120 The Church (Denver), 112–113 Center, 202–203, 215 Buffalo Bill’s Birthday Celebra- Churchill Bar (Denver), 114 Colorado Springs Pioneers tion (Golden), 17 Cinco de Mayo, 18 Museum, 198 Bull & Bush Pub & Brewery The Citadel (Colorado Springs), Colorado Springs Sky Sox, 211 (Denver), 114, 115 213 Colorado Springs World Arena, Buntport Theater (Denver), 116 City and County Building 215 Business hours, 42–43 (Denver), 97 Colorado State Capitol Business of Art Center City Auditorium (Colorado (Denver), 84 (Manitou Springs), 212 Springs), 215 Colorado State Fair (Pueblo), 19 Butterfly Pavilion & Insect City Park (Denver), 93 Colorado Symphony Orchestra Center (Denver), 92 City Park (Pueblo), 226–227 (Denver), 116 Byers-Evans House (Denver), 89 Civic Center Park (Denver), 97 Colorado Trail, 103 Clear Creek History Park Comedy Works (Denver), 116 (Golden), 120 Commonwheel Artists Co-op Caboose Hobbies (Denver), Cleo Parker Robinson Dance (Manitou Springs), 212 112 (Denver), 117 Conor O’Neill’s (Boulder), 157 Calendar of events, 17–20 Climate, 16–17 Consulates, 43–44 Camera Obscura (Denver), 108 Climbing, mountaineering, and Coors Amphitheatre (Denver), Cameras, digital, 35, 41 bouldering, 151, 167–168 117 Camping Club and music scene Coors Brewing Company Colorado Springs, 189 Boulder, 156–157 (Golden), 121 Denver, 71–72 Colorado Springs, 214 Corks/Wine Complements Pueblo, 226, 228 Denver, 112–113 (Denver), 110 Rocky Mountain National Coffeehouses, Boulder, 142 Country music, Denver, 113 Park, 170 Colorado Avalanche, 107 Cowboys (Colorado Campus Cycles (Denver), 111 Colorado Ballet (Denver), 117 Springs), 214 Capitol Hill (Denver), 58–59 Colorado Chautauqua Credit cards, 15 Car rentals, 28 (Boulder), 2, 7 Cripple Creek, 217–218 Car travel, 34–35, 38 Colorado Historical Society Cripple Creek & Victor Narrow Castlewood Canyon State Park, (Denver), 89 Gauge Railroad Co., 218 105 Colorado History Museum Cripple Creek District Museum, The Catacombs (Boulder), 156 (Denver), 90, 97 218 Cave of the Winds (Manitou Colorado History Museum Cruise Room Bar (Denver), 114 Springs), 205 Store (Denver), 110 CU Art Galleries (Boulder), 148 Celestial Seasonings (Boulder), Colorado MahlerFest (Boulder), CU Concerts (Boulder), 159 4, 147 17, 158 CU Heritage Center (Boulder), Cellphones, 29–30 Colorado Mountain 149 Central Business District Expeditions, 100 CU Museum of Natural History (Denver), 57 Colorado Music Festival (Boulder), 149 Central Park (Boulder), 143 (Boulder), 159 Currency, 43 Chapel Hills Mall (Colorado Colorado Performing Arts Customs regulations, 14 Springs), 213 Festival (Denver), 19 Charles A. Heartling Sculpture Colorado Railroad Museum Garden (Boulder), 143 (Golden), 120 Dairy Center for the Arts Charlie Brown’s (Denver), 114 Colorado Rapids, 2, 107 (Boulder), 148 Chatfield State Park, 102, 105 Colorado Rockies (Denver), 106 D&F Tower (Denver), 99 Cheers Liquor Mart (Colorado Colorado School of Mines Daniels Park (Denver), 94 Springs), 213 Geology Museum (Golden), Debit cards, 15 Cherry Creek (Denver), 59 120–121 Dedisse Park (Denver), 94 Cherry Creek Shopping Center Colorado Shakespeare Festival Deer Ridge Junction, 164 (Denver), 107, 110 (Boulder), 4, 18, 159 Dentists, Colorado Springs, 181 Cherry Creek State Park, 102, Colorado Springs Airport, 31 Denver Art Museum, 1, 4, 84, 97 105–106 Colorado Springs Balloon Denver Botanic Gardens, 93 Cheshire Cat (Denver), 115 Classic, 19 13_068588 bindex.qxp 12/14/06 3:16 PM Page 241 GENERAL INDEX 241 Denver Broncos, 107 El Pueblo History Museum, Forest Canyon Overlook, 165 Denver Center for the Perform- 222–223 Fountain Valley Trail, 103 ing Arts, 116 Embassies and consulates, Four Mile Historic Park Denver Center Theatre 43–44 (Denver), 91 Company, 116 Emerald Lake, 168 Fox Theatre and Cafe (Boulder), Denver Civic Theatre, 116 Emergencies, 44 156 Denver Firefighters Museum, Boulder, 130 Frommers.com, 28 90–91 Colorado Springs, 181 Denver International Airport Denver, 61 (DIA), 30–31, 53–54 Enos Mills Homestead Cabin Garden Concerts (Denver), 18 Denver Mountain Parks, 93–94 (Estes Park), 172 Garden of the Gods (Colorado Denver Museum of Miniatures, Entry requirements, 12–14 Springs), 4, 6, 198, 199 Dolls & Toys, 91 Escorted tours, 37 Garden of the Gods Camp- Denver Museum of Nature & Estes Park, 162, 170–175 ground (Colorado Springs), Science, 85 Estes Park Aerial Tramway, 172 189 Denver Nuggets, 106 Estes Park Museum, 172 Gart Sports (Boulder), 155–156 Denver Pavilions, 97, 110–111 Evans, Mount, 123 Gart Sports Castle (Denver), Denver Performing Arts 111 Complex, 97, 112, 117 Gasoline, 44 Denver Skatepark, 102 Fall Festival (Boulder), 19 Gay and lesbian travelers, 25 Denver Zoo, 94 Falling Rock Tap House Genesee Park (Denver), 93 Digital cameras, 35, 41 (Denver), 114 Georgetown, 124–126 Dinosaur Depot (Cañon City), Fall River Pass, 165 Georgetown Energy Museum, 220–221 Fall River Road, 160 125 Disabilities, travelers with, Fall River Visitor Center, 162 Ghost Town (Colorado Springs), 24–25 Families with children, 26 203 Doctors, Colorado Springs, 181 accommodations, Glendale, 59 Doctors and dentists, 70, 136, 188 Glider flying and soaring, Denver, 61 restaurants, 73, 140, 193 151, 209 Donkey Derby Days (Cripple sights and attractions, 95–96, Gold Camp Road, 218 Creek), 217 149, 208 Golden, 118–122 Dori Quilts & Lodge Furniture suggested itinerary, 51 Golden Access Passport, 24 (Denver), 108 Far East Center (Denver), 57 Golden Bee (Colorado Springs), Downtown Aquarium (Denver), Farview Curve, 165 214 1, 94 Fat City (Denver), 95–96 Golden Gate State Park, 106 Downtown Denver, 56 Fax machines, 47 Golden Pioneer Museum, 121 accommodations, 63–70 Festival of Lights Parade Golden Triangle Museum Dis- restaurants, 72–79 (Colorado Springs), 20 trict (Denver), 108 Drinking laws, 43 15C (Colorado Springs), 214 Golf, 102–103, 152, 175, 209, Drugstores, 61, 130 Fillmore Auditorium (Denver), 227 117 Gothic Theatre (Denver), 113 Film, flying with, 35 Grand Lake, 175–177 Easter Sunrise Service, 18 Fishing, 102, 151, 168, 209 Grand Prix of Denver, 106 East
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