| The Highlands is Denver’s largest neighborhood covering 250 acres of the city’s Northwest and has recently undergone amazing changes making it one of the trendiest nightlife and art districts in the Mile High City. Making up the Highland District are The West Highlands, Tennyson/Berkley Square and the Navajo District. Denver’s Highland District has recently been featured in Travel and Leisure Magazine and National Geographic Traveler because it has something for everyone. There are three pedestrian bridges that connect the many districts in downtown Denver. The Millennium Bridge takes you to Commons Park and the Riverfront area, The Platte River Bridge runs alongside the South Platte River connecting Riverfront to many shops and trendy restaurants that makeup Platte Street and the brand new Highlands Bridge crosses the I-25 bringing all of the Highlands together. The REI Flagship store is located in between the South Platte River and I-25, which features a 40-foot high indoor rock climbing wall as well as a mountain bike test course. Nearby, you can rent a kayak from Confluence Kayaks and try it out on the South Platte River and on summer evenings you can gather on the grassy knoll above the river for free concerts and movies. If kayaking isn’t your thing, you can always walk along 15th Street where you can shop at trendy boutiques such as Mona Lucero or have a drink at swanky martini bars like Forest Room 5. Whether it is adventure you crave, trendy nightlife and shopping you seek or a simple brewpub to sit and have a beer, Denver has a little bit of everything for everybody. colorado is home to the majestic rocky mountains, and other stunning landscapes such as mount evans, pike’s peak, crested butte, and the colorado plateau. combined with four distinct seasons, the centennial state is breathtaking all year long. with so much outdoor beauty, it’s no wonder people travel here from all over the world to enjoy all that nature has to offer. colorado boasts 40 state parks, with over 500 miles of trails to accommodate almost any type of recreation, depending on the season. during the colder months, activities such as skiing, snow-boarding and snow-shoeing are popular. when the weather turns warmer, hiking, camping, biking and horseback riding are popular activities. the state’s numerous lakes, streams, and rivers attract fishers, water skiers, river rafters, and wind surfers. along with it’s stunning landscapes, colorado offers a variety of fun and exciting attractions such as theme parks, zoos, casinos, and sightseeing tours. relaxing hot springs, pristine golf courses, and first-class resorts allow you to enjoy colorado at a little slower pace. the state’s restaurants are as diverse as its landscape. whether you are in the mood for western, german, french, or asian cuisine, your palate is sure to be satisfied. colorado boasts such a variety of indoor and outdoor options, you will never lack for something to do.
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