Things to do in Silverton

The red rocks where amazing ! Awesome views just 30 minutes from Downtown Denver ! The natural Trail makings even better in the evenings during the summer.

Garden of the Gods is a breathtaking natural landmark in Colorado Springs, famous for its towering red rock formations set against the backdrop of Pikes Peak. This free public park offers a variety of outdoor activities, including scenic drives, paved walking paths, and rugged hiking trails that let visitors experience the dramatic sandstone cliffs up close. Rock climbing is popular here, as are photography and wildlife spotting. The Visitor & Nature Center provides engaging exhibits about the park’s geology and history. Whether you’re seeking adventure or peaceful scenery, Garden of the Gods delivers unforgettable views and a quintessential Colorado experience.

Natural wonders and shapes are rare. And axter seeing the corona arch, one wonders, how such a structure came into being. The place is silent and open.

San Francisco de Asís Mission Church is a historic and architecturally significant church building in Taos, New Mexico. Originally the center of a small 18th-century farming community of Mexicans and Indians, it was built between 1772 and 1816, and is a representative example of a Spanish colonial church in New Mexico.

BE sure you are not a real nervous driver, because it is a scary drive to the top, with a two lane winding road and sheer drop-offs! If you are not used to high altitude it can make you sick, so take it slowly and drink lots of water. I'm from Denver !(5280 feet) and I really felt awful at the top of Mr. Evans which is twice as high as Denver! The view is amazing but the drive and altitude is dangerous!