Cool sculpture in Loveland located at the Visitors Center on 34. Very Romantic spot as it is all…read moreabout locking in your love with your significant other. Fun to poke around and see the locks people have left and to take photos with the LOVE letters. If you are out seeing the sights check it out

Super cute visitor center. I loved seeing the art show they had on display. They also had a neat…read morecollection of art for sale in the museum gift shop by local artists! I enjoyed learning more about the history of Sweetheart USA. I was lucky to visit on a day the center was free to see. The staff in the center were warm and friendly and gave a lot of great local pointers. Didn't capture a lot of photos here, but would definitely recommend the visit.

A fantastic resource for visitors that offers free parking, free trolleys with a diversity of…read moreroutes, restrooms, and a nice gift shop. It's located on the river walk that gives you access to shops and restaurants. Or catch a trolley for venues further afield. The elk also tend to show up near the center.

Elk hang out around the surrounding area here! I've never seen Elk up close, so this was a treat!…read more This Visitor Center is great for tourists as well as locals. Parking is plentiful. There's a parking lot out front which fills up with people watching the Elk, walking around here, & taking the shuttle buses into town and to the Rocky Mountain National Park. You can obtain lots of free information on the Estes Park area including outdoor activities, lodging, activities around town, dining, & shopping. During the peak summer season, you can take the free town shuttles to this Visitor Center, then transfer from here to the free RMNP shuttles. Avoid parking and traffic issues during the busiest times of the year. Outside are some green areas (parklets), a pedestrian bridge that will take you across the river (where we saw Elk), some art, and the Estes Park Veterans Monument. It's a nice place to wander while stretching your legs.

I was driving and my husband needed to use the bathroom. The sign on I 70 says rest area. I was…read moreexpecting a place off the highway with lots of parking. We stopped in here and I asked if this is the rest area. Yes and those are old signs. Used the bathroom and saw cute Colorado Yo hats. $36 seemed spendy, so I passed. Supposedly big horn sheep are in the area but we didn't see any. Nice Colorado souvenirs.

Nice visitor center with clean, well-stocked restrooms (there's always been plenty of TP and hand…read moresoap the times I've been - at least in the women's room). Whether you're stopping in Georgetown to 'tourist' or just passing by, an easily accessible and clean place to 'pit-stop' is always welcome. They have a small, but cute gift shop with an assortment of Colorado mountain-style gifts (surprise!). There are also vending machines in the center with assorted beverages and snacks. And of course there are maps and various brochures for local attractions. And staff to answer your questions. I live somewhat locally and pass through Georgetown a few times a year. I do wish they would repair the locks on the couple of restroom stalls that don't lock. Minor nit, but I've noticed the door-locks on the same stalls being broken (or still broken) every time I'm there. Also the last time I was here (last week), I thought I saw only three picnic tables in their nice tree-shaded grassy area next to the parking lot. Didn't there used to be more? I always thought it would be a decent spot to stop and have a picnic, but with so few tables... Budget cuts pretty much suck.

Stopped in to peak around on our way through Idaho Springs, and hit the jackpot! Lilly at the front…read moredesk was incredibly kind and informative, you can tell how much she loves what she does, and this beautiful place. We left feeling overjoyed and with so many new fun facts! Truly one of the best parts of our trip. Thank you Lilly!!! You are awesome!!

We did a road trip, and this was one of the spots we stopped at. It's the first gold mining town…read morewhen the gold rush started. The town is so small, if you blinked you would miss it. It has a bunch of mom and poo stores. This trip we went into their local museum which was cool and gave you a bit of history about their town. We all loved it and bought some cute souvenirs. Overall, a cute quaint town. Will be back to ski!

By far, the best rest room option in the center of downtown…read more Always clean, and the staff don't seem to get miffed that that is the main reason you are here! There is a ton of information on the town and even a little musesum. Right out front is a cute park, and all of this is centrally located in Breckenridge!

a. The Breckenridge Visitor Center is a FREE museum. It isn't too big and there isn't a lot, but…read moreit's free. Can't complain about that. They have some pretty interesting stuff about Breckenridge history and one VR exhibit that was apparently pretty cool (dad and wife did, not me). b. The location is awesome. It is centrally located on Main Street right next to a play area and the pretty Riverwalk area. We hung out outside for a bit too. c. Wife said that we had to give some major props to employee Ethan. Ethan was very interactive with my kids (one, coincidentally named Ethan as well) and she really appreciated that. He was also very knowledgeable. She said that if/when I write a review for the visitor center I NEED to make sure I acknowledge Ethan. Mahalo nui e Ethan.

We stopped in after snowshoeing above the town. There is still a lot of charm in Central City - as…read morethe town is not totally overrun with Casinos. Blackhawk, on the other hand, is mostly casinos - with just a bit of the old Victorian homes. The visitor center in Central City is a worthwhile stop. It's along one of main roads (there aren't many!). The gentleman in the center was very knowledgeable and helpful. For example - the fire code adopted in the late 1800's focused buildings made with stone - to resist fires. As a fire in the late 1800's (1874?) destroyed almost all of the wood frame buildings and homes. They also have quite a few historical pictures of Central City. Recommended!

I wish I had the name of the person working there, but he was extremely knowledgeable about this…read morehistory of the city. What's more, he gave us a lot of insight about the future of the city, as well as the neighboring city of Blackhawk. I'm glad I stopped by. This city has a rich history and so much promise beyond casinos. Don't hesitate to stop by. You'll have a greater appreciation of Central City.

Bear Creek Park is what I call, "my home park!" It is a paved path that leads to two lakes where…read moreyou can paddle board or fish! There are also horse stables, archery and picnic spots! This is a great park to get your daily exercise! A great place for biking,, running, walking, picnic tables, roller blading, a campground too! You are allowed to bring a dog on a leash. Views of mountains, red rocks and lakes one with a sandy beach! This is a fantastic park! There is a daily entry fee or you can buy a yearly pass. Colorado has so many excellent parks!

Wow- what a beautiful park!! I've driven by it on 470 all my life before finally going yesterday…read morefor an event for my son. The picnic shelters and bathrooms (porta and pit) were clean and stocked. The beach was nice and the lake was clean too but too cold for me! There were lots of nice trails for hiking and biking that I hope to check out next time.

This is a great visitor center to learn more about the seasons and how it intersects with the…read moreecology of the park, as well as a starting point if you are overwhelmed with what to do in the park and its surrounding areas. As you enter, you're greeted with a large statue of a bull elk. Great place to take photos. Meander through the exhibits, and stop at the gift shop which has the usual offerings of shirts, mugs, post cards, books, and trinkets. The information desk is staffed with rangers who are more than happy to answer your questions. I got some great restaurant recommendations from them. The visitor center is located right outside one of the entrances of the park, so you can also pay for an America the Beautiful Annual Pass if you're so inclined.

We stopped here thinking it was an information center but it is mostly a gift shop. We did get some…read moregood information from one of the Rangers about entering the national park, so the stop was worth it. The visitor center is located just a few minutes from the Fall River entrance. There are some small exhibits but mostly it is a gift shop. While in the gift shop, the wife found a very cute t-shirt of RMNP that was on sale. So it was a worthwhile stop all the way around.

The staff was amazing and the Ranger was so helpful and was able to give us tips and guidance…read morethrough the Rocky Mountains to maximize our visit. I told her exactly what I was looking for and she was able to point us in the right direction. The only reason I did not give a 5 Star is because the store was compact for such a popular National Park. It needs more floor space and better flow.

This is the first stop and Visitor Center when you enter the park. We checked with a Ranger who…read moregave us a map and information about things to see. There is also a short movie about the park which we found very interesting. Don't miss it.