Things to do

Übergrippen Indoor Climbing Crag

Where we first met! If you need to get your climb on. There are additional climbing opportunities in the Boulder/Louisville area...just ask if you need recommendations.

Favorite Downtown Louisville Eats

Pica's (Mexican) picascolorado.com The Waterloo (American) waterloolouisville.com Mr. Sake (Sushi/Japanese) mrsakesushigrill.com The Huckleberry (Breakfast/Lunch/Coffee/Bakery) thehuckleberry.com Precision Pours (Coffee) 1030 E South Boulder Road Rosati's (Pizza/Wings) https://www.rosatispizza.com Mici's (Pizza/Italian) - Lafayette miciitalian.com

Chautauqua Park

The Boulder flatirons are iconic! The park has a variety of hiking options for all levels. Be sure to check in with the park rangers, grab a map, and ask for recommendations before venturing out. This is also where the reception will be! It might be worth packing a change of clothes so that you can explore the park after the reception. Don't forget water.

Rocky Mountain National Park

Reservations are required to enter the park and will go on sale through www.recreation.gov at 8 a.m. Mountain Daylight Time on August 1 for the month of September, and any remaining days in August that have not been booked. For additional information regarding permits and reservations: https://www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/time-entry-permit-system.htm

Eldorado Canyon State Park

One of our favorite climbing destinations but it's also great for hiking. Note: there is a small entry fee of $10.

Clear Creek Canyon

Another of our favorite climbing locations and where we got engaged! You can drive through the canyon, rent bicycles in Golden and tool around on the paved Peaks to Plains Trail, or park at one of the many pull offs and explore the trail by foot. Don't forget to look for climbers along the way!

Pearl Street Mall

A tourist trap for sure, but worth checking out.

Lookout Mountain Park

Lookout mountain has great views of the mountains, the flatirons, and downtown Denver. Also nearby is Buffalo Bill's Grave and Museum.

Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre

An amazing concert venue set among the flatirons.

Coors Brewery Tour

Mmmmm....beer.

Garden of the Gods Visitor and Nature Center

Don't forget to check out neighboring Pikes Peak.

Pikes Peak

One of Colorado's famous fourteeners! If exploring Pikes Peak, plan to have a jacket and pants for the summit as the temperature at 14,000 feet differs drastically from the temperature in Colorado Springs (6,000 ft.). Shivering at the summit is no fun when you're trying to enjoy the views.

United States Air Force Academy

Denver Zoo