When calculating time to get to your gate, be sure to include the travel time of the tram you must take to Terminals A, B, or C.
If you get a view of 15th Street, you get a great view of impending thunderstorms coming in from the west. Check it out.
In addition to the large beer selection, this bar also offers a few root beer options. Try one in between real beers.
Grab a cheap beer and a seat at the bar with a view of the stage. The groups that play here are great, so you can go on any night and hear live music. You can grab a burrito outside after last call.
The green chili burger is fantastic. I highly recommend replacing the beef patty with a buffalo patty; it offers a slightly different texture which really makes the dish.
While the rotating exhibits are definitely the draw here, there are also fantastic displays of Native American/Western art. Be sure to cross the bridge into the adjacent building to see it all.
The Pulled Pork, which you can order Carolina Style (with coleslaw on top), is smothered (read: drowned) in a sauce that is too spicy for it's own good. This REALLY takes away from the sandwich.
Tremendous atmosphere in this cool speakeasy. If available, ask for the "lookout" seats, which allow you a good view of everything. I loved the St. Germain (original) cocktail.
Follow the rules on the menu (especially the all important Rule No. 5: Be patient) and try to relax. This place is as much about the experience as it is about the drink.
Find a ice cream joint and a bench (in that order). Enjoy the setting Denver sun and the twilight hour. The strands of lights above the street make you feel like you are among the stars.
Steuben's is a great brunch option; the pancakes are huge and fluffy, so make sure you ask for extra syrup. The sausage and gravy side is absolutely worth it to try. Best breakfast in Denver.
Visit during a parade (like Memorial Day, which goes right down Lincoln Street) to get a great vantage point of the festivities.
No need to ask the bartender if you need water, there are coolers next to the arcade machines (which include Mortal Kombat II, Street Fighter, and Terminator 2: The Arcade Game).
Get a burrito, let the employees know that you've come a long way, sign your name in the basement and get a free "Pilgrimage" t-shirt!
Enjoy yourself at the largest brewing facility in the world, nestled in the middle of the mountains. Get here early on weekends, the wait for the tour bus can be excruciating later in the day.
Though his will requested Cody, WY to be his final resting place, lawyers fought Buffalo Bill Cody's widow for the right to bury him in Golden, CO. The lawyers won out and his widow is buried here too
Welcome to the House That Elway Built. Big John’s name sits right smack in the middle of the Broncos Ring of Fame, in between goalposts of the North end zone
See that row of purple seats in the upper deck encircling the field? That marks exactly 5,280 feet (one mile) above sea level. Daunte Bichette couldn’t even hit a ball up to those bad boys.
Fanatic Fact: The Colorado Avalanche won the Stanley Cup in their first year of existence in 1995-1996.
Fry bread is a specialty that this restaurant is known to dish out. Try other contemporary American Indian dishes like Stuffed Indian Tacos and Medicine Wheel nachos at this casual spot. Read more.
The polymer-concrete-clad statue is 40 feet tall and was installed in June of 2005.
Sit at the bar, order a Rusty Nail, and sip while you take in the ambiance of this classic Denver establishment.
This spot sports a ping pong table, a killer patio, and an incredible brunch. The move here is the Pig and Grits, a dish with twice-cooked smoked pork, buttermilk grits, and a slow poached egg. Read more.
