Three Reasons I'm Grateful to Be in Colorado

Millions of people pay a visit to Colorado every single year. There is something addicting about the cool and crisp mountain air, the stunning mountains, and all the outdoor activity the state supplies. I can't assist but feel fortunate and privileged to live here.

1. Copper Mountain - Regardless of whether you are visiting in the winter for skiing and riding, or in the summer for hiking and biking. 1 factor is certain this mountain has activity for everybody. For skiing and riding, the mountain is naturally divided to separate professional ski and riders from the beginners. This was a my initial season to snowboard and not only did I feel secure boarding at my own pace, but I also had the opportunity to improve on my riding every week on the wide and groomed green trails. Along with the terrain, the ski and ride school was second to none. Whether you decide to take a group or private lesson, the instructors are eager to make your time productive and enjoyable. For the summer, the mountain delivers activities that incorporate golf, cycling, free chair lift rides, hiking, climbing wall, and bungee jump.

2. Cool Crisp Mountain Air - Colorado boasts 300 sunny days a year. Colorado's climate is merely remarkable. Whether or not you go to in the winter or summer, you can expect the weather to be glorious. Regardless of the spring being a bit short, Colorado's four seasons are positive to amaze. There is constantly a wonderful time to visit.

3. Outdoor Activity - With the awesome weather, there is no shortage of outdoor activity. Let's see if I can list them all: Hiking, Biking, Camping, Fishing, Golfing, Skiing, Riding, Whitewater Rafting, and Snowshoeing to list a few. Colorado ranks as one of the fittest states in the country. I'm inspired everyday to stay healthy to participate in the activities that I adore.

What are you waiting for? Your Colorado adventure is waiting for you. Come and get pleasure from your favorite outdoor activity against the fabulous back drop of the Rocky Mountains, with sunny skies no much less.