Rocky Mountain Destinations

The Rocky Mountain area has lot to offer. High mountain and back country adventures, hot springs, shimmering high country lakes, museums and zoos, abundant wildlife, professional hockey and baseball teams, historical sight seeing, and thrilling amusement parks. You name it, the Rockies have it. At Kids Go Too we'll help you sort out the optional and provide you with a family vacation plan filled with memories.

To help stimulate your thinking before you begin filling out your Family Vacation Questionnaire, we've included a brief description of each Kids Go Too Approved family vacation destination. And remember, we've done the research for you so you can rely on your Kids Go Too Family Travel Specialist to help take the work out of planning your family vacation.


		Nestled in a picturesque, high-mountain valley bordered by the Grand Tetons lies the bustling town of Jackson Hole, or Jackson’s Hole as the old-timers know it. >Find out more about Jackson Hole >Find Jackson Hole on our Destination Points Map

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Enjoy an outdoor adventure in the shadow of some of the most photographed mountains in the world. The Grand Tetons rise straight out of the valley floor and soar to over 13,000 feet. There are no foothills so you are “up close and personal” to what many consider the world's most beautiful mountain range.
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		Visit the land of geysers, mud-pots, and hot water rivers! Have Kids Go Too transport you and your family to Yellowstone National Park, America’s first national park. >Find out more about Yellowstone National Park >Find Yellowstone on our Destination Points Map


		At the base of the spectacular Rocky Mountains lies the town of Winter Park, which is over 9,000 feet above sea level! >Find out more about Winter Park >Find Winter Park on our Destination Points Map


		At an elevation of 5,280 feet above sea level, Denver is commonly referred to as the Mile High City. >Find out more about Denver >Find Denver on our Destination Points Map

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Georgetown, a small mountain community located 8,510 feet above sea level, was the site of both gold and silver rushes in the 1800s.
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		Idaho Springs, located just down the road from Georgetown, offers families a trip back in time! >Find out more about Idaho Springs >Find Idaho Springs on our Destination Points Map


		Boulder, Colorado, is a town you don't want to miss. With the Flatirons as its backdrop, Boulder is a picturesque town filled with active people. >Find out more about Boulder >Find Boulder on our Destination Points Map

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See The Continental Divide In Rocky Mountain National Park

You will be glad you visited Rocky Mountain National Park. Trail Ridge Road, the highest continually paved road in the United States, will take you through the park and up to an elevation of 12,183 feet to the Continental Divide!
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		Why not stop in Grand Lake after a drive through Rocky Mountain National Park? Located to the west of the park, Grand Lake is Colorado's largest natural lake. >Find out more about Grand Lake >Find Grand Lake on our Destination Points Map


		Glenwood Springs is located 160 miles west of Denver. This is a town where getting into hot water is expected! >Find out more about Glenwood Springs >Find Glenwood Springs on our Destination Points Map

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