Colorado, United States — Mountain Time (America/Denver)
Major Cities in Colorado
🌎 Overview
Colorado, known as the "Centennial State", lies in the western United States and is famous for its Rocky Mountains, outdoor lifestyle, and innovative economy. It became the 38th U.S. state in 1876 — the centennial year of the nation.
🏞️ Geography & Nature
Colorado features mountains, forests, plains, and deserts. The state includes Mount Elbert, the highest peak in the Rockies. Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy hiking, skiing, mountain biking, and rafting year-round.
🏭 Economy & Industry
Colorado’s economy blends technology, aerospace, renewable energy, and tourism. Denver and Boulder lead in startups and research, while ski resorts like Aspen and Vail boost tourism.
- Major Industries: Technology, Aerospace, Tourism, Renewable Energy, Agriculture
- Major Crops: Wheat, Corn, Barley, Hay
- Energy: Wind, Solar, Hydroelectric
✈️ Tourism
Colorado offers year-round attractions — from Rocky Mountain National Park to historic mining towns.
- 🏔️ Rocky Mountain National Park
- ⛷️ Aspen & Vail Ski Resorts
- 🌄 Garden of the Gods
- 🏙️ Denver Art & Culture Scene
- 🚂 Durango–Silverton Railroad
- 🏞️ Mesa Verde National Park
🌆 Culture & Lifestyle
Colorado combines Western heritage, arts, and sustainability. Its cities host thriving music and craft beer scenes, while festivals celebrate outdoor adventure and creativity.
- Music: Folk, Country, Rock, Indie
- Major Festivals: Telluride Film Festival, Denver Beer Fest
- Cuisine: Green chili, Bison burgers, Trout, Craft beer
🎓 Education & Innovation
Colorado is home to top-tier universities driving science, technology, and environmental research.
- University of Colorado Boulder
- Colorado State University
- University of Denver