It’s time to start dreaming of your next trip. Here are five must-see sites in Golden, Colorado.
Famous Buffalo Bill, one of the most iconic American Old West figures who wowed crowds with his performances, is buried atop Golden’s Lookout Mountain. His gravesite is clearly marked, and nearby Buffalo Bill Museum offers an in-depth look at his life. © Paul Brady | Dreamstime.com
Explore Colorado’s railroad history at Colorado Railroad Museum, occupying a replica 1880s-style railroad depot. The museum features a collection of narrow-gauge rolling stock and the former Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad No. 683. All railroad equipment is displayed outside, while indoor exhibitions include original photographs. © Bdingman | Dreamstime.com
Founded during the Pike’s Peak gold rush, Golden has traces of its lengthy history in its downtown, home to restaurants, parks and retail stores. Sip on locally crafted beer, explore Golden’s public art and pick up outdoor gear at shops for an adventure to Colorado’s mountains. The city also features museums, an art center, farmers market, hotels and more. © Christian Offenberg | Dreamstime.com
For lovers of Coors beer, you can visit Coors Brewing Company’s brewery in Golden. Book a ticket and tour the historic brewery, or simply visit the hospitality lounge and sample beers from the family of brands. © Outline205 | Dreamstime.com
One of the most unique venues in the world, Red Rocks Amphitheatre lies about 7 miles from Golden and hosts concerts and music festivals year-round. The venue can accommodate up to 9,000 visitors and has hosted performers like The Beatles, Johnny Cash, Bruce Springsteen (his first outdoor concert), U2 and Colorado native John Denver. © Istvan Ladanyi | Dreamstime.com
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