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 Outdoor experts |
710 Golden Ridge Road Denver, CO 80401 United States +1 303 277 0133 http://www.alpenglowco.com |
Unlike some mountain shops where the employees consist of part-time students whose idea of roughing it means driving a car without a cup holder, this outdoor haven prides itself on a year-round staff of knowledgeable outdoor experts. These outfitting professionals offer complete single or multi-day rental packages for rafting, kayaking, skiing and snowshoeing. During the summer months it conducts kayaking classes for both novice and expert. The company also offers complete, updated river permit information for the entire southwest region. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fly fishing experts |
5211 South Santa Fe Dr Denver, CO 80120 United States +1 303 794 1104 / +1 800 327 5014 http://www.anglersall.com |
Since 1954, this trout-catching shop has been the dean of fly fishing expertise for Colorado. Its staff has over 300 years of combined fly fishing experience with insiders' knowledge on what flys to use on what river and at what time. The proverbial Larry the Lunker hates these guys. It also offers one-day classes teaching the basics of both fly fishing and fly tying. The shop carries a huge selection of rods and reels, fly boxes and glasses. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Huge bike inventory |
6905 South Broadway, #169 Denver, CO 80122 United States +1 303 797 1858 http://www.arapahoecyclery.com |
This shop is so large it seems more like a bike farm than a store. Its 6000 square feet of floor space creates the feeling that there must be a corn crib out back filled with helmets. This store offers over 500 bikes for every size, need, and budget by such heavy makers as Diamondback, Raleigh and Univega. All bikes come with free lifetime adjustments and tune-ups. The shop also carries the latest riding jerseys, helmets, gloves, and glasses. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Historic hotel |
822 12th Street Denver, CO 80401 United States +1 303 278 3557 http://www.astorhousemuseum.org/ |
Constructed in 1867 by Seth Lake, the Astor House was the first stone hotel built west of the Mississippi River. It provided lodging for the legislators holding meetings in the Loveland Building. The historic hotel also served settlers in need of temporary shelter while moving west across the continent. The house is now listed in the National Register of Historic Places and recently underwent restoration by adding period furnishings. Admission: USD3 for adults, USD2 for youth (from ages 6-16) and USD2.50 for seniors (over 65). Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Gear headquarters |
1300 Washington Avenue Denver, CO 80401 United States +1 303 271 9382 http://www.bentgate.com |
Before you head off on your next mountain expedition, stop by at this outdoor shop to make sure you are prepared. Whether you are planning a camping trip and need a new bag or are starting rock climbing from scratch, you will find a wide selection of name brand gear to outfit yourself right. The store focuses on rock climbing; that is how most of the staff spend their days off, so they can help you get vertical or simply tell some great stories. Located in Golden, the store is on the way to the hills. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Tee away |
1000 Hummingbird Drive Castle Rock Denver, CO 80108 United States +1 303 688 6022 http://www.castlepinesgolfclub... |
This golf club was designed by Jack Nicklaus and opened in the year 1981. Set at 6,400 feet among pine and oak tress, it covers approximately 7,500 yards, and poses a challenge to professional players. The club hosts several national championships, and charges a steep fee. It is not open to the public - you have to be a member or a member's guest to tee off here. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Shopper's paradise |
5050 Factory Shop Boulevard Denver, CO 80108 United States +1 800 245 8351 http://www.outletsonline.com/ |
Strange as it may seem, the factory outlet shopping plaza in Castle Rock is one of Denver's most popular attractions. Maybe it is the scenic 30-minute drive to the quaint town of Castle Rock that draws shoppers to the 135 bargain stores. Its outdoor, lodge-like design blends nicely with the surroundings. Wander around such popular stores as Eddie Bauer, Nike and The Gap. Smaller shops include Woolrich and Bass. A food court resides at the center of the complex. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Complete fly shop |
1457 Nelson Street Denver, CO 80215 United States +1 303 232 8298 |
This angler store is a fly fishing nirvana. Priding itself on expertise and wader-wearing experience, the shop offers every fly fishing want and need for the angler looking to test Colorado's mountain streams. For the expert, guided tours are available and include special forays into private trophy waters. Regular fly fishing classes give the novice insight on casting, proper knots, and reading water. It also carries a full line of gear and accessories from such leading makers as Loomis, Redington and Umpqua. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Largest Mart & Conference Center in the Area |
451 East 58th Avenue Denver, CO 80216 United States +1 303 292 6278 / +1 800 289 6278 http://www.denvermart.com |
The Mart is home to a number of events including consumer and trade shows, banquets, exhibitions and conferences. The 841,000 square-foot facility is the largest of its kind in the fourteen-state region. Areas of the Mart include the Terrace Gardens, Expo Building, Mart Pavillion, Plaza at the Mart, Forum Meeting Rooms and Showroom Bar & Grill. Check their website for a schedule of all public shows and trade events. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Special souvenir store |
1224 Washington Avenue Denver, CO 80401 United States +1 303 279 3373 |
Close to a century old, this area landmark is still the place to purchase some of the finest and funniest souvenirs. From scene-laden sweatshirts to shoot 'em up toy guns, this drugstore provides much more than medical products. It has weathered the storms of each season, watching other shops pass through town with hope and heartache, and has even managed to expand its storefront several times. A mural that celebrates the history of Golden and of greater Colorado now adorns an outer wall. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Hearty European grub |
6620 Wadsworth Boulevard Denver, CO 80003 United States +1 303 425 1246 |
The Moravian chef at this restaurant prepares some of the best German Sauerbraten on this side of the Atlantic Ocean. Other ethnic dishes brimming with flavor derive from Austria, Czech Republic and Poland. Accordingly, the restaurant displays central and eastern European décor making one feel as if they are dining in a NATO-inspired restaurant. Portions are pleasing in both quality and quantity, sometimes leaving little room to try one of the authentic desserts. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Master Candymakers |
5735 North Washington Street Denver, CO 80216 United States +1 303 333 5588 http://www.hammondscandies.com |
Hammond's Candies has been creating some of the world's sweetest confections since 1920. You will enjoy their heavenly sweets like Sugar Sticks, Caramels, Ice Tea Sippers, Everyday Twist Lollipops, Fruit Slice Crystal Cuts, and much more. Hammond's also sells candy made specifically for holidays such as Christmas, Halloween, and Easter. This old-fashioned shop enjoys sharing the magic of the candy making process by having extensive factory tours which show that making candy is just as fun as eating it. Hammond's Candies is sure to be a delightful experience for kids of all ages. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Classic clothing |
8405 Park Meadows Center Drive, Park Meadows Mall Denver, CO 80124 United States +1 303 706 1407 http://www.harolds.com |
Offering classic men's and women's clothing for the past 50 years, this style-shop is still moving ahead to keep up with trends. Look forward to scouting the racks for fine fitted leather blazers, polo style long and short sleeved shirts and all kinds of pants for dress and casual. Looking for work clothes? Looking for play clothes? Look no further; this clothing institution is the spot to meet all of your fashion needs. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Denver's restaurant alternative |
617 22nd Street Denver, CO 80205 United States +1 303 825 4133 http://www.lemonsistersmarket.... |
This is an excellent food alternative in downtown Denver. This handy little market, which harks of something found in New York or Chicago, harbors a deli offering salads, sandwiches and homemade desserts. Daily specials feature items such as lasagna, Hungarian goulash and Sloppy Joes. There are also soups like Thai Pumpkin and Brazilian Black Bean. If time is a factor, call ahead and order a box lunch. Lemon Sisters also delivers to downtown businesses. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Colorado souvenirs |
PO Box 12209 Denver, CO 80212 United States +1 303 838 7343 / +1 800 272 1046 (Toll Free) http://www.madeincolorado.com/ |
If you are in search of the perfect souvenir that captures the magic of your Colorado visit, but cannot seem to find anything other than shot glasses, coasters, and moccasins, wander into this momento center. As the name implies, this shop sells nothing but keepsakes that are 100 percent Colorado. Featuring the work of more than 400 Colorado artisans and craftspeople, the eclectic shop carries the expected and the unusual. Ute and Navajo Indian pottery, aspen wood walking sticks and vases, Colorado screensavers, gold panning kits, books, posters and music are all in abundance. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 The biggest and best |
7007 East 88th Avenue Denver, CO 80640 United States +1 303 289 4656 / +1 800 861 9900 |
This bargain center is the largest flea market in Colorado. Over 2,000 vendors, both established and intermittent, sell a wide range of items from garage sale goodies to exquisite handmade crafts on 80 acres of land located about 20 minutes from downtown Denver. While buyers hunt for bargains and buried treasures, children and adults alike can enjoy the Slippery Slide, or the miniature roller coaster. Over 12 dining tents serve everything from burritos to burgers. Admission: Adults USD2; kids (12-18) USD1. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Trains, trains, and trains |
3051 West 74th Avenue Denver, CO 80030 United States +1 303 429 4811 / +1 888 717 4196 http://www.mizelltrains.net |
If there is any question as to whether this hobby shop is an authority on trains, all one has to do is look at its "Wall of Trains." It is comprised of 14 shelves of trains and spans more than 70 feet. Once you get beyond this spectacle you will quickly notice that the selection of over 10-thousand items is second to none. All the top brands and scales like Red Caboose, Backmann and Lionel are in stock. In addition, the shop also sells plastic model kits of cars, trucks, and ships, as well as die-cast construction and farm equipment. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Clothes for all |
8465 Park Meadows Center Drive Denver, CO 80124 United States +1 303 799 3400 http://about.nordstrom.com/Map... |
You can expect to find a never-ending stock of clothes here. No matter what you are looking for, it is there in the aisles at Nordstrom—be it socks, belts and other formal wear for guys; or handbags, lingerie and sweaters for women. You can also place your orders online. Another great feature about the company is that, if you can't find the product you want in a certain store, they will source it from other locations and ship it to you! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Park and Fly Away |
19901 E. 56th Ave Denver, CO 80019 United States +1 800 763 6895 http://www.pnfnetwork.com/ |
The Park 'N Fly Network is one of the industry's leading on-line booking engines for airport parking. With facilities nation-wide and growing, parking with Park 'N Fly is fast and easy. By booking your airport parking today you have the peace of mind in knowing that a parking space is reserved when you need it. You never have to worry that a location is full, or that the price is too expensive. The Park 'N Fly Network charges no service fees. Their lots are secure, convenient to the airport and have prompt pick-up/drop-off and helpful employees. To begin booking your airport parking simply click on their website and select the Airport that you wish to park from the drop down menu. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A retail resort |
8401 Park Meadows Center Drive Denver, CO 80124 United States +1 303 792 2533 http://www.parkmeadows.com |
Officially billed as the Park Meadows Retail Resort, this mall's name reflects its attempt to replicate an alpine resort environment. The mall security officers resemble park rangers. Rock formations rise in rest areas, and the pine interior reminds shoppers more of a ski lodge than a suburban shopping mall. Nordstrom's, Dillard's and Lord & Taylor anchor the mall's other gift stores and boutiques. It is easily located directly off of I-25. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Get In Gear |
25340 E 78th Avenue Denver, CO 80249-6383 United States +1 800 729 5377 http://www.paylesscarrental.com |
Payless Car Rental is a private company that rents out vehicles to small and large tourist groups. Founded in 1971, it is a part of the Avalon Global Group of Companies. Once a small outlet in Spokane, it now has over 1,500 locations across the world. Choose from a wide range of four-wheelers on offer - Ford Focus, Lincoln Towncar, Oldsmobile Alero, Nissan Altima and many more - and explore cities in comfort! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Unique touches for the home |
2485 West Main Street Denver, CO 80120 United States +1 303 730 7339 |
Walking into this one-of-a-kind shop is akin to walking into a Botanical Garden that left a window open in February - dried floral arrangements are everywhere. And hidden amongst this floral excess is such a vast array of unique gifts and accessories for the home that it would make Martha Stewart jealous. It carries lamps, antique furniture, Shaw throw rugs, wine and pot racks, cards, and desk fountains—all common items, but all with uncommon looks. And for the holidays, the shop offers distinct wreaths, creative ornaments, stockings and tree skirts. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Seafood, a mile high |
11911 West 6th Avenue (at Simms) Denver, CO 80401 United States +1 303 237 0465 |
Although most do not expect to find good seafood one mile above sea level, Simms Landing proudly provides an exception to the rule. Decked in sea worthy decor and ringing with nautical rhymes, this restaurant is a romantic retreat complete with a vibrant view of the city. It also serves as a museum of sorts, for it exhibits some of the earliest yachting photos (1890) ever taken of the America Cup race. Among the popular dishes are crab stuffed mushrooms and the ever-popular lobster tail. The prime rib is also a customer favorite. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Leading Denver hospital |
501 East Hampden Avenue Denver, CO 80113 United States +1 303 788 5000 http://www.swedishhospital.com |
Medical and surgical intensive care, air ambulance and pediatric emergency. State-of-the-art women's services technology. Nursery, fitness center and patient E-mail service. Voted four years in a row as Denver's Quality Leader in Healthcare. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fashion for the bike trail |
16981 East Iliff Avenue Denver, CO 80013 United States +1 303 750 1671 / +1 800 587 3237 (Toll Free) http://treads.com/ |
This shop proves that good things are in Aurora - some are just harder to find than others. Catering to the beginning mountain bike crowd, you will find a wealth of introductory bikes perfect for starting out on single track. Folks fond of cruising the neighborhood can choose between an array of hybrid street bikes, including selections from Diamond Back's Voyager line. The BMX crowd will find a number of free flying selections. But the main draw of the shop is the enormous clothing selection. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Handcrafted Pottery |
2516 West Main Street Denver, CO 80120 United States |
This shop takes such pride in its product that the shop almost has the awe-inducing feel of a fine art gallery. Nothing comes off the assembly line. Handcrafted stone pottery is the main attraction and most creations feature unique motifs. In addition, the shop also carries serving dishes, lamps, jewelery and even a small selection of watercolors. Even if you are not in the mood to buy, this shop is worth the visit. Its muted earth tone look is very calming on the eyes. Review © 2007, Wcities |
