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Welcome to Colorado Legends
Colorado Articles:
Alpine Loop
Back Country Byway
The Alpine
Tunnel - An Engineering Marvel
The Argonauts and the Founding of Denver
Baby Doe and
The Tabor Triangle
Bent's
Fort National Historic Site
Black
Canyon of the Gunnison
The Battle of Beecher Island
Buffalo
Bill Cody - Trapper, Trader and American Frontiersman
Buckskin
Joe - Gone But Not Forgotten
Central
City - Boom & Bust
Charlie Utter, Bill Hickok's Best Pard
Colorado Forts of the Old
West
Colorado Links
Colorado Postcards
Colorado Fun Facts & Trivia
Colorado Train
Trips
Cripple
Creek - World's Greatest Gold Camp
Ghosts of the Cripple Creek Mining District
Dinosaur National Monument
Discovery of the Rocky Mountains
Doc Holliday - Colorado's Deadly Dentist
Fort Garland
- Frontier Outpost on the Colorado Plains
Frozen
Dead Guy in Nederland
Ghost Towns
of the Centennial State
Haunted Colorado
Hovenweep
National Monument
Kit
Carson - Legend of the Southwest
My
Friend, Kit Carson by a Santa Fe Trail Driver
Leadville - Cloud City, USA
Leadville's Ice Palace
The
Lost Trail
Mesa Verde National Park
The Navajo
Nation - Largest in the U.S.
Quirky
Colorado - Roadside Attractions
Pearl de
Vere - Soiled Dove of Cripple Creek
Photo Galleries &
Slideshows
The Sand
Creek Massacre
Santa
Fe Trail - Highway to the Southwest
Tales of the Santa Fe Trail
Two Heads Are Better Than One - The Stanley
Brothers
Soapy Smith - Bunko Man of the
Old West
So You Want to Climb a Colorado Fourteener
St. Elmo,
Colorado
Susan "Doc Susy" Anderson - Frontier Physician
Treasure Hunting in Colorado
Victor,
Colorado - The City of Mines
Writing Credits
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Majestic peaks, lush valleys, a history rich with mining tales, the life
and death of boom towns, and rags to riches stories are the focus of
Colorado Legends.
Tumbling down gold mines and virtually intact
ghost towns
dot the landscape, along with bustling cities filled with events and
festivals. At Colorado's four
national
parks, 13 national forests,
and 42 state parks, there are ever boundless opportunities for adventures,
including camping, fishing, hiking, sightseeing, and horseback
riding. In the Fall, the foliage of the mountains and valleys are
absolutely breathtaking and the opportunities for wildlife viewing are
everywhere. In the winter, bring your skis and snowboards and enjoy the
slopes of the beautiful
Rocky
Mountains. You're going to love it here!
There is much to
experience in Colorado,
and you won't be disappointed. Enjoy your travels
in Colorado and welcome to the
Centennial State.
Kathy R. Weiser
Owner/Editor
 The
official state flag of Colorado was adopted on June 5, 1911. It was
designed by Andrew Carlisle Johnson in 1911. The white in the flag
symbolizes Colorado's snowcapped mountains, the blue symbolizes clear blue
skies, the red symbolizes the reddish soil, and the golden yellow
represents the Sun. Attached to the flag is a cord of gold and silver,
intertwined with gold and silver tassels. |
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