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Rocky Mountains
Road trip vacations are a favorite past time for many in North America and are now popular again in today’s global travel environment.
There is no better way to see your region of the world than by taking a road-trip to your local vacation destination. Not only is this a great way to vacation but it’s also an excellent way to support local business during this time.
There are countless scenic drives all across North America for you to experience, so start planning now and map your route stop at amazing attractions along the way.
Explore the regional drive to vacation destinations and featured resorts below, you may find your new favorite vacation destination just a road trip away.
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Food and Drink
The Rocky Mountain region is well known for its award-winning beer and wineries.
Colorado alone produces more beer than any other state and most of these breweries offer tours and tastings.
Adding to a growing list are the regional wineries. Several of these wineries are great for romantic picnics and are the perfect getaway.
The food scenes vary wildly in the Rocky region, from green chile stew to fine dining on a mountain overlooking beautiful vistas.
Prepare to eat your way through this drive-to destination with its wide variety of food & drink. -
Activities
The Rocky region is packed with things to do year-round.
From national parks to big cities and charming towns, you will never run out of things to do.
The winter months bring world-class skiing, snowboard and snowmobiling adventures.
Summer in the Rockies provides an opportunity for hikers of all skill levels to try their hand at one of the thousands of trails or white-water rafting on the Colorado River.
For the more adventurous, mountain biking can provide the thrill-seekers in your group the rush they are seeking.
Or hit the links at one of the many championship golf courses in the area and enjoy the scenery while playing 18. -
Culture
Heavily influenced by Native American tribes that first roamed these lands, the Rocky Mountain region still remains wild and adventurous and a great drive-to destination.
These towns were built on the backs of ranchers, farmers, gold miners and western exploration.
Today summer music festivals, extreme sports and mountain living have become part of the local culture.
The culture here has deeply impacted the culinary scene with wild game and delicate novelties.
Be brave when trying new food because you may find a new favorite while visiting the Rocky Mountain states.