The Mile High City is located on high rolling plains, 12 miles east of the "foothills," a series of
gentle mountains that climb to 11,000 feet. Just beyond is the "Front Range of the Rocky Mountains," a series of formidable snowcapped
peaks that rise to 14,000 feet. Denver might not be in the mountains, but the mountains still dominate the city. The picturesque mountain
panorama from Denver is 140 miles long. There are 200 visible named peaks including 32 that soar to 13,000 feet and above.
With numerous food and beverage awards to its name, Denver has quickly become a dining destination for foodies.
Denver and the neighboring Rocky Mountains are overflowing with outdoor activities like cycling, running, white water rafting, kayaking, rock climbing and more.
From downtown amusement parks to fascinating museums, Denver's attractions deliver unique and unforgettable experiences.
Denver has one of the world's most stunning backyards: the majestic Rockies and everything that Colorado has to offer.
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