Glenwood Springs

You've done the daylight activities in Glenwood Springs. You explored the historic Fairy Caves, took the ghost walk through Pioneer Cemetery and did a little white-water rafting. Now you're in the mood to put on something nice and do the town right. Glenwood Springs is a fairly small, Old West town but there are things to do after dark. The best -and safest- way to see Glenwood Springs is via US Coachways limousine. May we recommend the ten-passenger Cadillac limo for your Glenwood Springs adventure --It's roomy and luxurious, with a wet bar and full leather interior.

Glenwood Springs holds a unique place in Colorado history and having your limousine take you for a visit to the Frontier Historical Society's fascinating museum at 1001 Colorado Avenue is sure to be interesting. Get a real feel for the West as you check out exhibits featuring such local luminaries as Doc Holliday and Buffalo Bill. Once you've had your fill of local history, climb back into your luxurious limousine and ask your professional, uniformed driver to take you to the Glenwood Canyon Brewing Company at 402 Seventh Street. Like the name says, this place brew their own fabulous beers with different flavors for every season. Remember, the legal drinking age is 21 is Colorado. Anyone can enjoy the Brewery's savory dinners --Try a buffalo steak or elk burger is you're feeling adventurous!

After dinner, have your driver take you and your guests around town the slow way. There are dozens of wonderful Old West buildings and homes and seeing them from the comfort and warmth of your US Coachways limousine is without a doubt the best way to go. Taking a tour gives you time to digest you dinner, too --The last destination is the renowned Glenwood Hot Springs. The canyon has several places where you can enjoy the local mineral springs; the world's largest natural mineral-springs pool is right here at 415 East Sixth Street, open year-round to 10PM.

There are vapor caves, too, but the main attraction is the three-blocks-long mineral pool. Your driver will know how to get there and will be more than happy to wait for as long as you want to soak. These naturally-heated waters come from the nearby Yampah Spring, located at the eastern end of the property. The water emerges from the springs at a too-hot 122° and is mixed with clean, cool Colorado River water to make it comfortable for your bathing or swimming enjoyment. Taking a leisurely soak in the healthful mineral waters is a fine way to end the evening. After your satisfying immersion, dry off, dress and float back to your waiting limousine. Who could possibly drive when they're this relaxed? Your driver will get you back where you started with care and comfort. This is surely 'The Life'.