Lavender & Edward
Things To Do
Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre
Red Rocks Amphitheater is downright awesome . . . but you'll feel it in your legs walking up to go see it - lot's of steps. One of the coolest places to see a concert or an act. They have a Visitors center at the very top, down a flight of steps, filled with a museum of all the acts that have played there since 1908
South Valley Park
She said "Yes" here! One of our favorite places to hike and just enjoy nature.
Denver Botanic Gardens
Open from 9 am - 4 pm, Denver Botanic Gardens offers a wide range of plant life from all-corners of the world across 24 acres. Tickets allow you to remain all day walking through their collections & makeshift exhibits!
The Buffalo Bill Museum and Grave
Open from 9am - 5 pm, all 7 days a week in the summer - you can learn about William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody & the history of the American cowboy & his claim to fame. Towards the end of his life, he became an advocate for American Indians' Civil Rights & "Equal Pay" Movements.
Union Station
Located at 17th & Wynkoop Street, this id a downtown Denver hub. Swanky hotels, Great restaurants neaby with a ton of food selections. You can't go wrong coning downtown for some time to walk around. Denver is one of the cleanest cities in the United States
Garden of the Gods Visitor & Nature Center
A 1 hour & 15 Minute Drive from Denver and you will be in one of the largest, most awe-inspiring landscapes in the Western United States. Garden of The Gods has a massive landscape, great trails, visitor's center for info, free parking & is well-worth the drive if you plan on absorbing some colorful red-rock scenery.
Molly Brown House Museum
Come see the survivor of Titanic's home that's now a museum. Not only was she famous for her determination, but she was even more famous in Denver for her exotic taste in fashion, as well as her philanthropy & activism.
Meow Wolf Denver's Convergence Station
Meowolf is a huge 3 floor immersive art experience blending interactive installations, surreal environments, storytelling, & hands-on exploration. Part Exhibit - Part Sensory Playground! Paid parking is just outside. Morning ventures = less people in the exhibits!