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Beautiful studio apt | DTC | furnished, Pool & GymWelcome to our beautiful & quiet studio apartment located in the Denver Tech Center area. Enjoy the peaceful and beautiful location, close to downtown, 10min walk to restaurants and the light rail station. Workout in the Gym and relax in the pool (summer only). Our amazing studio is fully furnished and clean, includes a coffee maker, cable TV, internet, office desk and much more than just a comfy place to lay your head. Our apartment is good for couples, solo adventurers, and business travelers.
Tiny Cottage on an Urban FarmThe tiny cottage is a cozy little place on an urban vegetable farm just northwest of Denver. Not too far off of I-70, this is a great spot to make a stop on your way to the mountains.
La Casa de GatosCozy basement bedroom with queen size bed. There is a 27" TV with Roku, dorm refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker and open closet. There is a private full downstairs bathroom with large shower. The shower was just replaced in December of 2019. Backdoor access. We do have three cats and they may visit so please cat people only. Door can be locked. Happy to help print boarding passes and full use of washer and dryer. There is a patio out back and a porch in the front that guests can use.
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- **6/5-8/1, SAT/SUN SUNRISE hikes are $10 off ($39 v $49) due to Yoga on the Rocks. The only change? You'll end at a beautiful vista for breakfast, instead of inside the amphitheater, which you can go into when the event concludes (~8 am). We'll rendezvous for a beautiful, guided, educational hike on a public trail at Red Rocks Park - followed by breakfast in the world-famous amphitheater! After intros, we'll scamper down the trail and set off on a 1.4-mile adventure, with the smallest of elevation gains (~350 feet). Throughout the ~70-minute hike, we'll share stories of the area's history - from the development of the park, to stories of the artists who have played at the amphitheater, to the dinosaurs who used to roam here. Once the hike is over, we'll give you a delicious breakfast and show you how to get into the amphitheater, where you can eat, relax and explore on your own. Prepare to break a little sweat and make your friends jealous of your beautiful photos! Quick Facts: - Can I get there without a car? There is no public transportation to Red Rocks. Uber/Lyft both run to/from the trail - half of all hikers choose this method. - Is the hike hard? This hike is rated "easy". We take it slow, and rest often to ensure it's enjoyable for all skill levels. - Cannabis use is not allowed. For safety reasons, if you show up high, you will not be allowed to participate in tFrom Price:$65/person
- Your tour of Denver’s art scene in the hip and happening River North (RiNo) Arts District begins at Denver’s Central Market. This hub of the city’s Art District offers everything from creative ice cream flavors (dare to try the whiskey and pistachio combo?) to a variety of locally-sourced and fair trade products. Your guide will fill you in on the fascinating history of the Market and why it’s the perfect kick-off to your art experience. From there, you’ll make your way through the mural-covered streets of RiNo. Having recently seen a boom of revitalization, this part of Denver is now a canvas for creative souls of all types. As you walk, you’ll be struck by the incredible colors, scale, and variety of the art. Your guide will highlight styles ranging from graffiti to massive murals to brain-bending 3D installations. You’ll get to know the stories behind the art, including environmental activism, social causes, music, and inspirational figures. You may get the chance to enter one of RiNo’s dynamic art studio spaces. Your tour ticket includes a donation to an organization directly supporting local Denver artists.From Price:$60/person
- We have been up since May 2018 with an unplanned break in 2020. :) Denver's first and best street art tour! Run by locals, 50+ artist interviews, 2 hours + 2 miles. Find out why we have amazing reviews from the NYTimes, Conde Nast and 5280. This tour makes you think without being too heavy. We cover the arts, gentrification and current art controversies. 2 miles, 2 hours and one restroom/water/coffee stop. This is a great tour to start your Denver experience with as it will provide context for the street art you'll see throughout the city. Denver Graffiti Tour is a fantastic way to kill a few hours during the day or to warm up before lunch or happy hour. Who is this for? It's popular for girls' weekends, dates and family reunions. We recommend this tour for kids as young as 10. We can also accommodate people in wheelchairs, etc. Tours run at 10A on Saturdays and Sundays. PLEASE NOTE: If you want a tour outside of our standard times (10A +3P Sat, and 10A Sun), please note that we have a $300 minimum for custom times. Other things to note Denver Graffiti Tour run rain or shine. Full refunds provided for cancellations 72 hours after booking. Tours are best for people 10+ years.From Price:$47/person
- A tour for all ages just outside of Boulder (accessible by Taxi, Lyft & Uber). Tours start at sunset and last for 2 hours. The show will explore the night sky with several large telescopes and a laser pointer. We will see and learn about planets, constellations, navigation, satellites, nebula, clusters, galaxies, maybe some shooting stars, and our universe. Through telescopes we will get up close looks at these objects and take in their beauty with our own eyes. The tour takes place at a easy to find trailhead (no hiking required) where phenomenal sunsets and wildlife are often seen. Guests are provided with a red flashlight, comfy camp seating, bug spray, and bottled water(upon request). Guests are encouraged to bring questions, wonderment, and warm clothing (it can get cool after sunset) I can add availability on most days by request to accommodate your travel plans (the sooner the request the better, I would like to know more than 1 week in advance) Other things to note Please be aware of weather, tour is subject to cancellation if it is too cloudy to see any starsFrom Price:$54/person
- This experience uses ELECTRIC bicycles, which have a full power pedal assist feature that makes going up hills and cruising through the city much easier. Because we’ll be traveling by e-bike, we’ll be able to cover a lot of ground with little effort! On this tour we will explore Denver’s historic neighborhoods. We will visit famous landmarks, parks, art and theater districts, graffitied streets, microbreweries and craft coffee shops, all while feeding you fun facts and historical tidbits about the city's dark beginnings, heroines and body snatchers, underground passages and significant street names and the men they were named after. On all tours, we promise to recommend yummy places to eat, our favorite bakeries, craft coffee shops, rooftop bars with views of the city, jazz clubs for live music, and more! Trust us—this is one of the best ways to see Denver Other things to note We limit the tour to 2-4 guests to keep the experience intimate and customizable to your interests! Don’t see a date that fits your schedule? Send us a message and we will try to accommodate you!From Price:$100/person
Tips from Denver locals
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What should I pack?
What should I pack?
“Layers! Welcome to colorado, where we can have 40+ degree shifts throughout the day and we can go from sun, to rain, to sun, to lightening, to snow....all in the same day! bring layers that you can easily put on and take off throughout the day.”
“Bring sunglasses and a water bottle The sun is bright and the altitude will get you (especially in the mountains), so drink lots of water.”
“Bring lots of layers! The weather in denver can change quickly and gets cool in the evening.”
What's the best way to get around?
What's the best way to get around?
“If you are here for skiing, check goi70.com for traffic info If skiing on a weekend, in general, leave before 7am to avoid the worst traffic on i-70, and leave the resort before 2 or after 5 (get dinner). weekdays are much better. make sure to have or rent a car with 4 wheel drive or at least good snow tires!”
“Local transit The local lightrail station is at 10th and osage. very convenient for getting around the region. there is also a b-cycle station right outside the building. i use it all the time, but pay attention to rates. can get expensive”
What should I not miss?
What should I not miss?
“Altitudes effect on alcohol There are lower oxygen levels at higher altitudes, which can impair the ability to metabolize alcohol, leading to quicker absorption and enhanced intoxication (in layman's terms, you may get drunk faster and have worse hangovers). drink lots of water!”
“Drink lots of water! You are in the high desert and at high elevation. drink lots of water (more than you normally would closer to sea level). if you start getting headaches, nausea, or dizziness, it could be due to the altitude.....take a break, sit down, and drink lots of water.”
What are some local customs?
What are some local customs?
“Drink extra water to avoid altitude sickness Being a mile above sea level means that you need to drink extra water to stay hydrated and feeling well!”
“You can bring your own food to breweries All breweries in golden allow you to bring in your own food, if you so choose. many offer food trucks and/or their own bites too.”
