The 24 Places You Should Go In Colorado In 2017

Remember that epic tree house you had as a kid? Yeah, it has nothing on the Highland Haven TreeHouse, which features an iron-and-stone fireplace, chandeliers, and an oh-so luxurious "champagne bubble" jacuzzi.

Who would have thought that a little brick and mortar storefront in RiNo would have some of the best Indian food outside of... well, India!

The vibrant blues of the water and greens of the trees may look like something out of a gorgeous watercolor painting, but they are indeed real life! Visit this hidden San Juan Mountain gem to experience it for yourself.

Alright thrill seekers; this one's for you! (Some of) Copper's tubing hills not only feature deeper slopes and faster speeds, but sharp turns and jumps as well! Not in the mood for a high-adrenaline ride? Not a problem, as Copper offers more family-friendly hills as well.

How many people can say they've dined in a historic Boeing KC-97 tanker? Make your reservations at Solos (AKA the Airplane Restaurant) and acquire bragging rights for life!

Three words: Strawberry. Shortcake. Biscuits. (If fresh whipped cream and strawberries aren't your thing, don't worry; DBC also offers a variety of savory options atop their warm, flaky biscuits!)

After your Strawberry Shortcake Biscuits from the DBC, take a nap and grab a drink at Peaks Lounge, which is situated on the 27th floor of the ritzy Hyatt Regency Denver.

Not only is Greek food filling, it also tastes great! Get your fix at this fun and affordable Steamboat favorite.

It's no secret that Colorado is home to dozens of scenic mountain towns... so why Grand Lake? For starters, it is WAY less crowded than the more well-known tourist areas and there is no shortage of shopping, dining, and sightseeing to do around this charming community.

With more than 5,000 acres of varying ecosystems, wildlife and plant-life, Mueller is a one-stop shop for all things Colorado. Do you enjoy a forest setting? Mueller has it. Or do you find yourself more partial to a green and grassy meadow? Mueller has that, too. Valleys full of wildflowers? They got ’em. In addition to these glorious landscapes, Mueller State Park is also home to 55 miles of hiking and biking trails, unique lodging opportunities and even Geocaching.

Want a recommendation? Order the famous Meat & Cheese Board ("Our selection of four cured meats & four cheeses served w/ the perfect accouterments")!

AHH… Welcome to Conundrum Hot Springs, AKA Heaven on Earth. The natural infinity pools offer warm, relaxing waters, as well as some of the most incredible views you have ever encountered. The trip to the Springs may seem like a long, somewhat treacherous one, but soaking in the waters of this paradise pool is something that everyone should try at least once.

Happy Hour isn't only about cheap drinks at Lil's. You can score the famous House Roll (or several others) for $10 or less. (Happy Hour takes place every night from 5:30-6:30.)

After a long day on Lake Dillon, there is no better way to unwind than by ordering fish tacos at the Island Grill at Frisco Bay.

Beautifully restored log cabins. Glamorous decor and furnishings. Fine dining and spa treatments. The very definition of glamping can be found at the stunning Dunton Hot Springs, which is located just across the mountain from Telluride.

When it comes to fresh Mexican fare served in a fun and hip atmosphere, there is no topping this Boathouse! (The piece de resistance? The close proximity to the mighty Arkansas River.)

The Garden of the Gods isn't your typical garden. In fact, these red rock formations are comprised of deposited red, pink and white sandstone, conglomerate, and limestone that were created millions of years ago during a geological upheaval.

Located in Larimer County, the Lindenmeier Site is said to contain the most Folsom cultures (with a radiocarbon date of 10,600 to 10,720 B.P.) ever found. In addition to the artifacts from the Paleo-Indian culture, researchers have also discovered a stunning collection of Archaic and Late pre-historic period pieces.