Denver sucks, I've never found so little to do out here.
I love the Denver area. There is such a variety of nature within a short distance. They have more than three hundred days of sun each year, and not much rain or snow. It's a great place for those who want to live more "green" and spiritual.
Denver really sucks! I cant wait to get out of here!
Denver's a great city. It is pointedly not Chicago, New York, or San Francisco, but it has its own charm. Having lived in many world-class cities, Denver still ranks high in my book. Public transportation is a problem, but it's improving. The arts and dining scene hold their own, and the outdoors scene is terrific. My only problem with Denver is that it lacks an ocean (or any good body of water!).
Denver is one of the coolest cities I've ever lived in, although I haven't lived in many other large cities. What's awesome about it though, is its proximity to so many beautiful pristine places. There is so much to do right close to Denver -- they have some of the best mountain and road biking, skiing of course, awesome rivers for rafting and kayaking, and a bazillion trails to explore.
Denver is a growing city. Progression with almost everything can be seen. It's a safe place compared to other large U.S. cities. The vibe is right in the middle, nothing extreme on either side. Some really cool stuff to find here but you have to look.
I loved Denver, it was so exciting. Everything we did was fun. I recommend goind to the Lobo Bar, it's right next to where they are shooting the Real World Denver. The people were always nice to me, and I met so many cool people that were willing to help me find my way around.
Denver is my favorite city in the world. It's laid back. No matter where you are, nature is near. There are endless choices of great restaurants if you're willing to look for them. The microbreweries are phenomenal. People are friendly, but mind their own business. It's incredibly easy to navigate. Housing is affordable
It's growing, so there should be jobs there for you. There are great education opportunities, amazing weather, a plethora of cultural activities and sights. You should definitely visit, have an open mind and enjoy yourself!
Norwood is one cool ranching town. Big Sky country. The July rodeo, with the biggest prize in all of Colorado. The cowboy-climbing capital of the world, with 6+ Mt. Everest summit climbers calling Norwood home. 45 minutes from high mountain Telluride and 2 hours from the desolate desert beauty of Moab. I love it!
If you hate Denver, you haven't really explored Denver! Explore some of the really great neighborhoods and scenes out there. Traffic is everywhere -- deal with it or move to Montana. It is what it is. Denver was great when I lived there and is still great whenever I visit.
If you can't find something fun to do in Denver you aren't trying. Whether clubs, art galleries/museums, or nature is your thing there is plenty to do. Getting around in Denver is easy -- there's no subway but Denver has one of the best public transport systems in the country. Of course going to ski can be crowded, but what do you expect when five of the top ten ski areas in the U.S. are all in the same area? There is good food, you just have to drive outside of downtown a little to get some of it.
Stayed in Glenwood Springs in 1999! Went there for a 10 day ski trip and stayed 4 months. What an awsome spot. So much to see and do. Plenty of outdoor life, skiing in winter, mountain biking, hiking, frisbee golf in summer. The Glenwood Springs Hostel is great with all the assistance you need and a wonderful atmosphere. A definate hotspot!
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