Urban Wineries in Denver Totally Worth Sipping
Urban wineries are popping up all over and Denver is no exception. Our editor has rounded up the best urban wineries in Denver to sip.
Urban wineries are popping up all over and Denver is no exception. Our editor has rounded up the best urban wineries in Denver to sip.
Most people know Telluride, Colorado for its world-class skiing. After all, there are 1,700 acres of powder that entice visitors every winter. That, coupled with the fact that Telluride sees the sun for 300 days, and gets 300+ inches of snow, make it a skier’s paradise. However, there are so many seriously fun things to…
For you road tripping wine loving travelers here are nine US National Parks that border (or are close to) wine regions within the US.
The diversity of wine styles and grapes in the 2021 Governor’s Cup Collection, 14 award-winning Colorado wines, featured lesser known wines – Teroldego, Cinsault, St. Vincent, Lemberger.
In the heart of the Grand Valley is Colorado wine country and 30+ wineries. We have uncorked the best 8 wineries in Palisade to sip in.
A look at 9 of the country’s top urban wine trails and our picks for standout urban wineries where you can taste, tour and meet winemakers.
This itinerary pairs a Colorado road trip with Colorado wineries. Plenty to do…including sipping in Colorado Springs, Paonia wineries and Palisade.
Who doesn’t love a good wine festival? Colorado is home to two wine regions, 100+ wineries and several wine festivals. Here are the best ones to sip in.
Spending a weekend in Colorado wine country – Palisade? This weekend guide uncorks the a GRAPE escape to sip in the best Palisade wineries and activities.
Pairing an outdoor Colorado adventure with local wines is a must when visiting Colorado’s Royal Gorge region. Where to start – The Winery at Holy Cross Abbey.
The Royal Gorge is one of Colorado’s not so hidden gems to explore. Outdoor activities galore, wineries, cideries and so much more!
Restaurant Olivia in Denver is Carpe Travel’s featured restaurant, food and wine pairing. Chef Ty shares his recipe for Spaghetti and Meatballs.
This Colorado wine travel guide is designed to help you explore Colorado’s wine scene. Be it downtown Denver’s urban wineries, to the wine country in the Grand Valley and to everywhere in-between.
Attention winelovers! Did you know Colorado is home to a fabulous wine region, producing award-winning wines. Sip in these fascinating facts about the Colorado wine country.
One of the best ways to see the Colorado wine country is on two wheels. The Palisade Fruit and Wine Byway, aka “The Fruit Loop” is one of the popular biking routes through the Colorado wine country as it takes you along the Colorado River, in and out of vineyards, tasting rooms, orchards and fruit…
There is a lot to sip in the heart of Colorado wine country. Here are the top things to do in Palisade, besides wine tasting.
Who knew it would be so difficult to find a family friendly place to stay in Palisade – the heart of Colorado wine country. Here is your guide to where to stay in Palisade with kids.
Colorado beaches are one of the states best-kept secrets. Take a dip in the top beaches in Colorado this summer.
The Colorado wine country is one all wine lovers should explore. Not only is there a lot to sip, but the state has a bright wine history to pour into.
Breckenridge is certainly known for skiing, but there are so many other things to in Breckenridge do besides skiing. Take a look at the other side of Breckenridge.
Colorado is home to countless outdoor adventures many of which pair well with my favorite beverage – wine! With nearly 100 Colorado wineries, there are several opportunities to blend the two. I’ve pulled together my five favorite towns – and adventures – to help you pair the perfect wine tasting in Colorado.
Pairing wine country with a workout may sound like an odd blend but the combo can be a hit. Here are four destinations that pair a workouts with great wine.
A guide to Redstone Colorado – things to do, where to stay, eat and more.
Great list of family friendly hikes in Colorado Springs that make for the perfect pairings for summer hiking.
The Great Wolf Lodge in Colorado Springs is the ultimate family destination. Our review is from both the kids and parents view – video included!
Carpe Travel’s guide on things to do in Frisco, CO – where to stay, eat and play – helps you do Frisco right, and more affordably than neighboring ski resorts.
Blend. Bottle. Cork. A Colorado Wine Blending Experience at Continental Divide Winery in Breckenridge is one of the coolest things do in Breck, besides skiing.
Colorado is home to a multitude of wellness travel opportunities for visitors – and residents. Here are some not to miss.
60 miles south of Denver is Colorado Springs – aka OlympicCityUSA – complete with Olympic sized history, attractions, activities and resorts.Top things to do in Colorado Springs.
What better way to celebrate Earth Day this week than to highlight eco-friendly adventures and unplugged escapes throughout Mother Nature’s playground, otherwise known as Colorado. Throughout Colorado, businesses have worked to develop programs that protect and nurture the environment, and help visitors do their part by immersing themselves in environmentally friendly accommodations, dining experiences and…
Memories and experience last a lifetime. This list of places to take kids in Colorado – before they grow up – will help you get out there and make some.
By Hans Ebenman, Contributing Writer Visiting Denver soon? Looking for some rooftop bars and restaurants with amazing views of the Rocky Mountains? The Rooftop Guide has rounded-up the best rooftop bars from all over the world, including Denver. Here’s our list of the best rooftop bars in Denver. Los Chingones Mexican food, cozy atmosphere, might…
Family friendly hotel in Breckenridge? The Marriott Residence Inn Breckenridge is excellent and affordable. See Carpe Travel’s editors review.
As a parent the work never stops, even on a vacation. There’s little people who need to be fed. Activities to be planned that make everyone happy. Backpacks, snacks, water bottles and epi pens to keep up with. Playing lifeguard at the pool when all you really want to do is sit and sip a…
Colorado is synonymous with winter. In fact, the state is one of the top winter destinations in the world, but it’s not just a winter snow skiing and boarding destination. Across the state, hotels, lodges, ranches and even yurts have elevated their offerings to appease guests and create an unforgettable winter vacation, many of which…
Any resort that has survived 40+ years is doing something right. This in-depth review of Cheyenne Mountain Resort in Colorado Springs tells/shows you why.
The Denver Mint is one of the few Mints in the United States that offers tours. Our editor – and her kids – share their full review.
It’s summer and we’re back in Colorado for the next few months. As the summer temperatures continue to rise, finding activities to beat the heat is key. Yes, the pool, white water rafting, paddle boarding and escaping to the high country top my list but they’re not always do-able, especially on a Thursday afternoon. Enter…
This post has been updated since its original posting on August, 2014. Do you like to hike? What about see live theatre performances? Did you know you can do both at the same time? Arts in the Open, formally known as Colorado Theatre-Hikes combines the two – an outdoor hike with amazing views paired with…
Winter in Steamboat Springs, Colorado may be filled with skiing, sleigh rides, sledding and snowmobiling but summer has even more activities to offer. Hot Springs. Rafting. Camping. Biking. Hiking. And more… Given that hiking tops our list of family summer activities in Colorado I’ve rounded up seven easy Steamboat Springs hiking trails that are perfect…
Forget carving the slopes on skis, try sculpting the snow with a snowcat. The power and the speed made my heart race, 10 miles per hour never felt so fast. I pulled the two control leavers to slowly bring the Bison X down in speed, it wasn’t graceful of course but in a rather jerking…
Colorado’s “last great ski town” has a lot to offer those who want to skip the slopes. Click over for ideas on fun and unique things to do in Crested Butte.
Carpe Travel’s editor spent a few nights at The Grand Lodge in Crested Butte. Keep reading for our full review.
Crested Butte is known as “the last great Colorado ski town”, and for good reason. Our Crested Butte series explains why, starting with some town trivia.
Carpe Travel sits down with Michelle Cleveland of Creekside Cellars for its series, Interview with a Winemaker.
Sipping in Colorado Wine with Jay Christianson, Canyon Wind Cellars Earlier this summer I was invited to a small, private, wine tasting for writers here in Colorado. The gathering was specifically put together to preview wines that had won the Governor’s Cup Wine Competition, an annual competition recognizing the top wines in Colorado. This year,…
The summer has come to a close but that doesn’t mean hiking has ended, at least not yet. With a few weeks left before the snow sets in on the Rocky Mountains we headed up to high country to see the fall foliage in Aspen, Colorado. It was the first time the kids had been…
While Breckenridge might be known more for its winter sports, visiting in the summer is a must and hiking in Breckenridge is an absolute. There are hundreds of hiking trails in Breckenridge, from “easy” to “moderate” to “hard” to “crazy hard” to “what the heck are you thinking”. Since we are barely able to do…
I confess, I’m not a huge lover of camping. Ok, it’s just the sleeping and showering (or lack there of) that I don’t like, but I do love getting outside and away from it all to enjoy the quiet, fishing, hiking and evening star gazing. Let’s be real though, when I say “getting away from…
A list of 15 fun facts and history snapshots of things you may not know about the city of Steamboat Springs, aka Ski Town USA.