Denver has one of the longest periods of fall colors in the country, thanks to its 5 distinct climate zones within a 2-hour drive from downtown. Whether you're heading west or staying closer to the foothills, there's always a perfect spot to enjoy the changing leaves. | | |
Mid-September to Early October 9,500 Feet Above Sea Level | | |
 | Stunning views of golden aspens and high alpine lakes, with Mount Bierstadt in the background. |  | One of the most popular spots for fall foliage, featuring vast groves of glowing aspens. |  | Iconic views of the Maroon Bells with spectacular fall colors reflected in Maroon Lake. | | |
Early October to Mid-November 5,280 Feet Above Sea Level | | |
 | Amazing fall foliage with aspen groves, meadows, and forests. |  | Beautiful mix of aspens and other hardwoods, with views of the Flatirons. |  | Red rock formations pair with golden leaves for a stunning visual contrast. | | |
Embark on a memorable adventure and witness breathtaking landscapes from the comfort of a scenic train ride. These journeys offer a unique way to experience the state's natural beauty. Here are some scenic railroads where you can purchase a ticket to ride: | | |
 | Historic narrow-gauge railroad with breathtaking mountain views and a loop around Clear Creek. |  | Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad Iconic steam-powered train through the rugged San Juan Mountains with stunning scenery. | | |
 | Unique cog railway ascending to the summit of Pikes Peak, offering panoramic views. |  | Royal Gorge Route Railroad Scenic journey through the Royal Gorge with views of the Arkansas River below. | | |
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