Colorado's National Parks
Colorado’s distinct scenery is frequently defined by the towering Rocky Mountains – and rightfully so. However, with over 10 National Park sites, 24 National Historic Landmarks, and three National Heritage Sites, the Centennial State has so much more to offer.
In fact, over six million travelers make their way to Colorado each year to explore the diverse landscapes – ranging from the high plains of the southeast to cavernous canyons in the west to towering mountain ranges in between.
Sites like the Sand Creek Massacre will offer perspective, while Dinosaur National Monument provides endless adventure and discovery. Of course, the Rocky Mountains aren’t too shabby themselves.
