Travel

No matter the time of year, there are times when you just need a good, long soak. And, I’m not talking your bathtub, even if it comes equipped with spa jets. Colorado may be best known for its ski slopes, 14ers and brew pubs, but when it comes to hot springs, we aren’t too shabby. In fact, the state’s hot springs are kinda cool.

The ultimate hot springs itinerary is a 720-mile route called the Colorado Historic Hot Springs Loop along several roads designated as Colorado Scenic Byways. Starting from any of the five resort towns, take a week to 10 days to really experience these special places. [Read more…] about MHOTC Getaway: Colorado Historic Hot Springs Loop

Want the insider scoop on exploring Colorado? Check out the Colorado Field Guide, a FREE online trip planning tool that makes it super simple. The Guide helps you build a trip by length, region, city, season or activity.

Are you dreaming of a getaway, but have only a few days? Looking for art galleries or hiking trails? Trying to avoid the usual hot spots and discover something new? The Colorado Field Guide homepage has a handy search criteria, so travelers can check out different itinerary ideas based on journey time or direction of travel.

Each itinerary comes with recommended lodging and dining suggestions and is packed with daily activities. Search the full breadth of diverse activities for inspiration or pair unheard-of activities in a destination: stargazing to golf, wine tasting to hunting, mine tours to zip lining. [Read more…] about Free Colorado Field Guide Tool-Kit Makes It Easy To Tour The State On The Cheap

Not that anyone would want to escape Colorado in the summer (hey, why do you think the entire world comes here?), but if you do have out-of-state vacation plans, might we suggest you check out some of our sister On The Cheap websites? Those headed to our nation’s capital will find all sorts of deals and saving suggestions at DC On The Cheap. Perhaps a visit with Mickey and Minnie (and hundreds of princesses) is on the horizon? Then, look no further than Orlando On The Cheap for tons of ways to holiday without spending a fortune. Live (and save) like a local with Miami On The Cheap if Florida’s beaches and South Beach nightlife are calling. Or, maybe you are headed to the Big Apple. It can’t help you get tickets to Hamilton, but NYC On The Cheap is filled with tons of tips for negotiating New York City on a budget and “don’t miss” activities, all told from an insider’s perspective. Some other popular (and helpful) sites are Chicago On The Cheap, Greater Seattle On The Cheap, Charlotte On The Cheap and Boston Living On The Cheap. Even if you aren’t headed to one of these destinations, feel free to recommend them to friends who either live there or are planning to visit. Cheapskates don’t let cheapskates overspend.

Denver International Airport is undertaking a major renovation of its main terminal, which means travelers ought to leave additional time to navigate the ever-changing detours. Click here for alerts on terminal and roadway conditions.

RTD‘s A Line to Denver International Airport provides travelers with an increasingly popular option getting to and from DIA from Union Station and intermediary stops.

When deciding on which option is best for you and your party, think not only money, but also time. Calculate how many of you will be traveling. And remember that you won’t just be going to the airport but returning from it.

Unless you choose to drive, you can mix and match. Here are the current ground transportation and parking options (please let us know at info@milehighonthecheap.com if you find any changes is services or rates). [Read more…] about Denver Airport Transportation & Parking Options