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- Sep 23, 2026
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You say ‘puh-tay-toe’: Why you should explore Idaho’s capital city (opens the original)
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You might not know it, but unheralded Boise has a lot of natural and historic charm worth exploring, with a 29-mile greenbelt along the Boise River with paved paths and natural walkways. There’s also a whitewater park, and 12 riverside parks in Boise are named after women who were prominent civic leaders. The Shoshone, Bannock and Northern Paiute tribes dwelled in the Boise Valley until the “Boise Valley Peoples” were displaced in large part because of the discovery of gold by white settlers in
Unique things to experience in and around Salt Lake City (opens the original)
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At first, Salt Lake City seems a lot like Denver but with wider streets, and much closer to the mountains. But there is a deep history and unique outdoor recreation opportunities worth exploring that give this city a distinct personality. Only a 90-minute nonstop flight from Denver (available on multiple airlines), Salt Lake City is best experienced by car. Sure, it’s an option to stay in the downtown area and walk to many of the recommended sights, but there is a lot to explore outside of downt
Are there aliens among us? Fly direct from Denver to Roswell — and see for yourself (opens the original)
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It’s safe to say that what most people know about Roswell, N.M., is the unknown: Did an alien spaceship crash there in the 1940s and get covered up by the government? New, nonstop flights (airplane, not spaceship) on United from Denver to Roswell mean that travelers can more easily explore the matter and discover what else is appealing about this small town and its surrounding areas. Roswell is the fifth-largest city in the state, with a population of about 47,000 people. While there is appeal b
Why is everyone going on an Alaskan cruise now? (opens the original)
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If it seems like everyone is going on an Alaskan cruise right now, it’s because they are. Between May and September of 2025, about 1.78 million people visited the state on a traditional cruise ship, according to the Alaska Travel Industry Association, representing about two-thirds of all summer visitors there. This year, Seattle — a popular embarkation point — alone expects more than 2 million cruise passengers and 330 ship calls in 2026, said Hunter McIntosh, president and executive director of
Plan a road trip to one of these Colorado farm restaurants (opens the original)
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Remember that episode of the TV skit show, “Portlandia,” where the couple has so many questions about the provenance of their dinner that they embark on a trip to the farm before eating? Today, the fictional “Aliki Farms” might just have the restaurant on-site. Here in Colorado, there are a few places where diners can go to a restaurant situated on a farm or ranch, and it makes for a memorable and scenic meal. This is different from a “farm dinner,” where a long table is placed in a field (or ot
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