Solo travel

I mainly went to Arapaho National Forest to summit my first 14er! It was definitely a risk so for anyone looking to summit a 14er, I highly recommend later in the summer as the weather won't be as volatile. Otherwise, Denver as a city was a blast if you love beer and nature! Fun breweries are all throughout the city, as well as since pretty neat coffee shops!

Couple travel

*BEST FOOD IN DENVER* Dad-Gee Korean BBQ (affordable and UNLIMITED meats) Duo (pricy, but good vibes, nice date night spot) Fox and the Hen (AMAZING breakfast spot with the best vibes) *BEST ACTIVITIES IN DENVER* Meow Wolf (self explanatory, must go) Denver Botanical Gardens (very affordable and LOTS to see and look at, can spend lots of time here) Museum of Nature and Science (do NOT skip this one, so much cool stuff to look at, not boring at all) Royal Gorge Zipline Tours (BEST instructors,...

Denver is safe enough when youre out and about with others, but the nightlife scene can be a little sketchy, especially when youre alone. I think solo travelers should avoid hanging out on/around Colfax and the Capitol building until you get a better idea of what those areas are like, both at night and during the day.

Denver for the most part is fine. Downtown has many hotels, restaurants and music venues, lots of folks all ages out. The train is easy to ride and I’ve never had any issues on a route. I would probably be careful at night if you are alone but that is like many large cities. Locals are friendly and will tell you where to avoid. Ubers are available since you are close to major venues.

Denver is safe as long as you use common sense. Don’t walk alone at night. Be aware of your surroundings. There are certain areas to avoid and homelessness is a big problem, but overall, I feel safe living here!