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visitors prior to their arrival in Colorado. ❚ Direct Request: Through COLORADO.com and 1-800-Colorado ❚ Television Guide Requests: (RFI – Request for Information) View-

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❚ Virtual Guide: Available on COLORADO.com in 2014 ❚ 86,172 visitors viewed 2,926,453 pages and spent more than

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What’s Epic About Colorado’s Whitewater Rafting? ALIVE

When the sunrays of spring begin to melt the snowpack

that makes Colorado’s peaks an epic skiing and boarding

playground, the rivers begin to percolate under their frozen

canopy. The roar that eventually erupts from snowpack-

bloated whitewater is just the challenge river runners have

been dreaming about all winter.

Because these seasoned rafting guides spend most of

spring through fall on Colorado’s rivers, we think they’re

the best experts to consult for trip inspiration — after all,

Colorado has a river run for any skill level and sometimes

it’s hard to choose. So we checked in with three experts to

get their take on Colorado’s most epic rafting experiences.

Which rafting runs do you

think are Colorado’s best?

GARRY: The Cache La Poudre River is a great rafting run

that is close to home and can offer challenges to any level

of rafter, although there is always something special about

a river trip that takes you away from civilization. For a

remote river trip that’s still close to the Front Range, I have

always enjoyed the North Platte River through Northgate

Canyon. This run starts just north of Walden and offers

great scenery, camping and, when there is water in the

spring, challenging rapids.

BRUCE: For a part-day raft trip with plenty of action, it is

hard to beat Clear Creek. A full-day raft trip? Any run on

the Arkansas River where you get action and beauty.

WHAT’S EPIC ABOUT COLORADO’S WHITEWATER RAFTING?3 River Runners Answer / By Teri Vannoy

THE EXPERTS

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Union Station: A Love Letter to Colorado ALIVE

I heard the buzz about the new Union Station for months, but I didn’t get it. It was a transit station, right? A place you go to hop on a train or catch a bus across town. But my skepti-cism disappeared on a lazy Saturday after-noon, when I strolled down Wynkoop Street, stepped inside the grand hall, and discovered what all the fuss was about. Set in the heart of downtown, the beautifully restored Union Station isn’t just a place you go to get somewhere — it’s a destination in and of itself. In fact, it has become a must-see destination when visiting Denver. Mayor

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In some ways, it’s history repeating itself. Built more than 150 years ago, the old Union Station helped put Denver on the map, bring-ing booming opportunity for the city during train travel’s glory days in the 1920s. Follow-ing airline and automobile travel’s growing popularity, the old train station was on the verge of being torn down. It wasn’t until 2012 that a collaborative development alliance

finally sealed the deal on a multimillion-dollar renovation plan. The visionary behind the revitalization, Dana Crawford, is an urban preservationist who kept a keen eye on moving forward while preserving the land-

mark’s past. The result, unveiled in July 2014, is a vibrant gathering place bursting with history as well as promise. An opportunity seized. In what amounts to a love letter to Colorado, Union Station brings together so much of what the state is known and adored for. Visitors can discover a microcosm of the best local >>

6amKick off your day with a fresh cherry scone and hand-brewed, locally roasted coffee at Pigtrain Coffee. The hardest part will be picking just one pastry from the glass case.

7:30amBeat the crowd to Snooze, a morning eatery known across the Front Range for its benedicts and pineapple upside down pancakes.

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UNIONSTATIONA Lve Letter to ColoradoBy Suzanne Moore

UNION STATION BY THE HOURNo matter what time you visit, you’ll find food to feed your soul and sights to astound your senses at Union Station.


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June 12-15, Snowmass Village

THE SHOW: Music is definitely center stage at the three-day

Snowmass Mammoth Fest with artists such as

Leftover Salmon and The Motet rockin’, but the

more than 70 brews from 25 craft breweries and

the chili competition, with thousands of dollars

in prize money, make it unlike any other festival

around.

THE ENCORE: Gain a different vantage point of the Elk

Mountains with a hot-air balloon adventure or

horseback trail ride. Then venture into downtown

Aspen for splurge-worthy shopping and dining for

any palate.

You’ll also want to make time for the bus ride and

hike to the Maroon Bells. We’re talking picture-

postcard perfect. Don’t be fooled: No matter how

good they look in photos, they are even better to

see in person.

After exploring all that the Aspen-Snowmass area

has to offer, we’d suggest heading northwest for

a visit to Glenwood Springs. Best known for hav-

ing the world’s largest natural hot springs pool

with 15 minerals that do the body good, Glenwood

is full of history and attractions including white-

water rafting, an adventure park, many hiking

opportunities and caves to explore.

July 1-August 8, Vail Valley

THE SHOW: No wonder NPR named the

Bravo! Vail Valley Music

Festival one of the Top 10

Can’t-Miss Classical Musi-

cal Festivals in the United

States since it’s the only North

American festival to have three

of the world’s best orches-

tras — the Dallas Symphony

Orchestra, the Philadelphia

Orchestra and the New York

Philharmonic — grace its stage

in a single season. Its long-

running chamber music series

features eclectic performances

from world-renowned artists.

THE ENCORE: In the summer, the Vail Valley’s

full calendar of events includes

running and biking races,

dance and music festivals, and

culinary celebrations. Golfers

of all skill levels enjoy the

challenge of Vail Valley’s five

mountain golf courses and the

high-altitude air, which lets

them experience the longest

drives of their lives.

Next, head west to explore

Colorado’s wine country, nes-

tled in the Grand Valley where

more than 20 wineries and

vineyards call the area home.

Just a tasting or two and you’ll

realize there are really good

wines in Colorado.

After imbibing, head north

from Grand Junction to visit

Dinosaur National Monument.

Admire the stunning summer

scenery around the Green and

Yampa Rivers, and learn about

the dinosaurs that used to

roam the area. You can thank

us later for our advice to stop

at Harpers Corner Road to take

in the awe-inspiring views.

July 23-26, Denver

THE SHOW: The Underground Music Showcase

(UMS) is a gargantuan celebra-

tion of indie music that features

more than 400 local and national

acts at more than 20 venues along

Denver’s South Broadway. From its

modest beginnings with just 300

tickets sold, the showcase contin-

ues to swell in size and has gained

national recognition as a destination

festival heading into its 15th year.

THE ENCORE: We’d recommend hitting at least

one of the Mile High City’s ever-

growing list of must-see museums,

cultural attractions and restaurants

before leaving town, but then it’s

time to head west and get on the

Mount Evans Scenic Byway to

traverse the highest paved road in

North America (only accessible in

summer). To reach the top, you’ll

ascend nearly 9,000 feet to the

14,264-foot summit of Mount Evans.

You could also head south to

Colorado Springs to drive or take

the cog railway to the top of Pikes

Peak, the 14,115-foot majesty that

inspired “America the Beauti-

ful.” Nearby Manitou Springs, a

National Historic District, retains

a fun hippie vibe with art galleries,

boutiques and outdoor cafes.

Part of what makes summer music

festivals so sweet in Colorado is

there’s always more to explore

pre- or post-show. Make sure to

stop and smell the ponderosa pines

or admire the 14,000-foot peak on

your journey to or from your event.

Savor even more of the state with

these simple add-ons to your

music fest itinerary.

BEYONDTHE MUSIC FEST

By Teri Vannoy

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COLORADO WELCOME CENTER DIGITAL ADVERTISING

DIGITAL ADVERTISINGShowcase your advertising message on a digital screen within the interior walls of highly trafficked Colorado Welcome Centers and reach more than 2 million annual visitors looking for information on where to eat, stay and play.

ABOUT COLORADO WELCOME CENTER VISITORS❚ 2,065,979 visitors in 2014❚ 72% have a household income of

$50,000 or higher

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS❚ 30-second spots❚ Advertisers may display a video (mp4 file),

or a slideshow of still photography (jpg files)❚ Aspect ratio: 1920 x 1080❚ Maximum of six advertisers in

rotation per center*

ANNUAL RATES 2014

VISITOR STATS

ANNUAL RATES

ALAMOSA 34,202 $342

BURLINGTON 210,082 $2,101

CORTEZ 48,664 $487

DINOSAUR 28,981 $290

FORT COLLINS 110,055 $1,101

FRUITA 221,739 $2,217

JULESBURG 266,580 $2,666

LAMAR 28,655 $287

SILVERTHORNE 90,639 $906

TRINIDAD 51,363 $514

COLORADO CONVENTION CENTER*

975,019 $9,750

*Exception: Only three advertisers’ videos will be displayed at the Colorado Convention Center. Artwork may be changed up to two times per year. No sound will be available on the TVs, so advertiser must have a very visual message.

Note: Lodging properties may display a brochure while advertising at the Colorado Welcome Centers.

REACHMORE THAN2 MILLIONVISITORS

Documents

COLORADO OFFICIAL STATE VACATION GUIDE...The Colorado Tourism Office employs a robust, focused advertising campaign that drives potential visitors to visit COLORADO.com or call 1-800-Colorado,