| Top Contributors |  |  |
| | Mesa Verde, Spanish for "green table", offers an unparalleledopportunity to see and experience a unique cultural and physicallandscape. The culture represented at Mesa Verde reflects more than 700years of history. From approximately A.D. 600 through A.D. 1300 peoplelived and flourished in communities throughout the area, eventuallybuilding elaborate stone villages in the sheltered alcoves of... |  |
| At the base of the Rocky Mountains lies the biggest city in and capital of the state of Colorado. It's nicknamed the "Mile-High City" because its elevation is exactly one mile above sea level, and this, of course, is still far below the impressive, snowy peaks just to the west of the big, brassy city, upwards from two million strong. Though Denver's winters are not as frigid as they could be,... |
| Boulder is an easygoing college town nestled in the Colorado Rockies -- lush and blooming in spring and summer, icy cold and primed for snow sports in winter. Those who live here tend to adore the great outdoors (and small wonder, considering the staggering mountain backdrop looming over every brewpub and campus building) and therefore put the health of the environment high on their priority... |  |
Ratings for |   |
| |
|
