While Denver's suspected terrorists have been whisked away -- no doubt to a secure location with ocean views (which will be poured into their faces through a damp cloth), the Mile High City has become an even safer place. See what else there is to do.
Terrorists, Bronocs and Bikes, oh my. While Denver has been in the news recently, we thought there might be more to the city than just terrorist plotting. So we turned to Mile High insider Robert Mohl to see if there's anything else to do that doesn't involve wires and homemade C4.
Think Colorado and images of snow-dusted mountains and posh skiers flood the mind, decked-out snow bunnies huddled around a fire, sipping signature drinks after a long day fluffing down trails. But another Colorado emerges during the summer months, a bi-polar state whose winter persona sheds its thick layers to uncover a lighter, brighter side,...
When it dumps snow out west, it dumps A LOT of snow. Even before Thanksgiving, some resorts had seen more than 10 feet of white powder, according to media reports. All of that powder means the skiing in the Western US is going to be even better than totally awesome. Resorts in Colorado and...
Here's your last chance to dress up in a costume, hop on a bike and drink a little too much in Denver. It's the Cruisaroo and what better way to enjoy a brisk fall day -- better yet, there's a secret band planned at the end of the road.
We don't know how suspected terrorists had time for plot forming and bomb building while in Denver, according to city resident Robert Mohl, there's too much other stuff to do in the city. Here's part II of things to do in Denver.
