This 1867 handcut stone hotel has now been converted to a museum and is owned by the city of Golden, CO. DirectionsEasily accessible from Denver via Highway U.S. 6 or Interstate 70 and then to State Hwy. 58. Exit south onto Washington Avenue to 12th Street. Go west on 12th Street. We are located on the northeast corner of 12th and Arapahoe Street. Burial place of William "Buffalo Bill" Cody. Nearby are the museum and Pahaska Tepee. All are located within Lookout Mountain Park. Directions987 Lookout Mountain Road Buffalo Herd Overlook (CO) This is the best place to view buffalo from the Genesee Buffalo Herd. DirectionsI-70 at exit 254. This is an 1870s "living history" site complete with restored family cabins, outhouse, one-room school, log barn and chicken coop, and other related structures. DirectionsFrom State Hwy 58 go east on CO-58E. Take the Washington Avenue exit. Turn right onto Washington Ave. Turn right onto 12th St. End at 822 12th St. Dinosaur Ridge (CO) Internationally famous for dinosaur bone fossils and the "trace fossils" of dinosaur tracks, Dinosaur Ridge is a journey into the past relished by young and old alike. Directions16831 W. Alameda Pkwy, Morrison, CO Golden (CO) Golden is located near Denver, CO. The Lariat Loop Scenic & Historic Byway traverses most of Golden. DirectionsThe byway runs through Golden. Golden Oldy Cyclery (CO) This includes a cycling research library and museum of cycling history. Its mission is to make bicycle history live in the minds of its visitors. Their slogan: "The world is a happier place when you ride a Penny Farthing bike." Directions17224 West 17th Place, Golden, CO 1880s-1890s era heritage center featuring exhibits, tours, events, and educational programs. Directions4208 S. Timbervale Drive, Evergreen, CO. This elegant, two-story, Victorian structure, once the home of Rocky Mountain News editor "Hump" Humphrey, contains family collections from around the world. Special events and tours are available by prior reservation. Directions320 Soda Creek Road Morrison (CO)Morrison is a small, thriving town with an abundance of tourists coming to enjoy the wonderful restaurants, brilliantly colored rocks, and summer rock concerts. Museums are enticing and dinosaur remains are awe-inspiring. Plan to join the residents for their Jurassic Adventure Weekend in May at the Morrison Natural History Museum. Directionssomewhere
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