Deals on lodging can be expected across the board. With kids going back to school, the high tourist season in Colorado winds down. Grab your favorite person and head to the mountains for one of these cozy romantic getaways. Book a soak in one of our recommended hot springs, explore our hot springs guide, or get off the beaten path and seek out the "secret" hike-to hot springs. Hot Springs are great in every season, but there's something about the cooling air that makes us to want to dive in during the fall. Pack up the kiddos and visit these pumpkin patches, corn mazes and cheerful tasty festivals for a wicked good time. The shift in seasons brings autumn traditions across the state. Be sure to watch the weather for the occasional afternoon storms.īreak out the lederhosen and steins and attend one of the many Oktoberfest Celebrations throughout the state. The temperature swings are greater in the fall, you might ascend with a beanie on your head, and descend in shorts and a t-shirt, so pack for all seasons. Monarch Crest, Kenosha Pass or Searle Pass are great this time of year and the views cannot be beaten. Pack your layers and head to the high country for some great experiences on the high-alpine trails. Take in the sweeping views of the Arkansa River Valley on themed rides, including The Halloween Express and Oktoberfest on the Leadville Railroad! Get your reservation soon because these trips do book up! Or, if you're heading to the the south-west corner of Colorado, be sure to book a ride on the Durango & Silverton Narrow Guage Railroad. #2 Fall Train Ride Scenic Train rides are a perfect way to see the leaves turning by letting someone else take care of the driving! The Leadville Colorado & Southern Railroad runs special trains in the fall. You can also head out towards Rocky Mountain Nation park and take a driving tour of the Peak-to-Peak Byway. The leaves up high will start to turn before the lower elevations, so be sure to check the fall foliage prediction map for your favorite leaf-peeping area. You can pack up the car (don't forget the dog!) and take a drive over and around the continental divide or get off the beaten path, leave the driving to the pros, and go on a leaf-peeping jeep tour. Witnessing Colorado's changing aspen leaves in the high country is a great way to spend a day or two.
As you start to pull out your sweatshirts and pack up your shorts, It's time to make your plans for fall in Colorado!īest Things to do During Fall in Colorado #1 Take a Scenic Drive It's a great time to get your skis waxed and start to pack up your kayak for the winter. Autumn in Colorado is a magical time: the air is crisp, the sun is less intense, and the glow from the changing leaves warms the landscape.
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