Things To Do
Estes Park + Rocky Mountain National Park
About 45 mins–1 hr Perfect for guests who want the iconic mountain town experience Shopping, riverwalk, elk sightings, hiking options From May 23 through mid-October, a timed entry reservation is required to enter and visit all areas of Rocky Mountain National Park (incluidng outlying areas like Lily Lake, Longs Peak, Lumpy Ridge, and East Inlet Trail) during certain hours of the day. There are two different types of reservations available to choose from: Timed Entry (does not include access to Bear Lake Road) Timed Entry+ Bear Lake Road https://www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/timed-entry-permit-system.htm
Breweries / Drinks
Loveland Aleworks (top pick) Grimm Brothers Brewhouse (solid “Colorado brewery” vibe) New Belgium Brewing Odell Brewing Funkwerks
Artsy / Unique
Benson Sculpture Garden One of Loveland’s best “wow this is cool” activities Easy walk, very scenic, totally free Great for guests of all ages
Outdoors
Horsetooth Reservoir (Fort Collins) - 25–30 mins away, but worth it - Amazing views, easy hiking, picnic vibes - Awesome for daytime group meetups Devil’s Backbone Open Space - Super scenic rock formations - Easy/moderate trails depending on route - Great for couples, small groups, hikers Carter Lake - Quieter alternative to Horsetooth - Great for picnic + relaxing + views
Lake Estes Marina
Come rent kayaks, paddle boards, or paddle boats on Lake Estes and breath in the fresh mountain air.
The Promenade Shops at Centerra
At this location, there is a Metrolux 12 Theatres + IMAX, Barnes & Noble, Outdoor Shops, and good eats.
Fort Collins
Come check out downtown FOCO! Great food, Fun atmosphere! After a visit you might just want to move here!!