Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
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Sights
Tread of Pioneers Museum
( 970-879-2214; 800 Oak St; adult/child/senior $5/1/4; 11am-5pm Tue-Thu; )
A favorite among the
area's community history museums, these restored Victorian homes host an even-handed
display about the history of the Native Americans in the area and a fascinating collection
on the evolution of skiing. Visitors can also take guided tours and there are regular kids'
activities.
MUSEUM
Bud Werner Memorial Library
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(1289 Lincoln Ave; 9am-8pm Mon-Thu, 9am-6pm Fri, 9am-5pm Sat, 10am-5pm Sun; )
A perfect in-
door break for families, this library has awesome interactive games in the kids' area, a
sweet fish tank, free wi-fi and storytime. Oh yeah, it has got books, too.
LIBRARY
Activities
Hiking
Most of the bike ride companies also make for good hiking. Emerald Mountain has great
hikes, as does Spring Creek, accessed from 3rd St, past the high school and up to two
small lakes beyond. This trail eventually takes you to Buffalo Pass and Routt National
Forests and can be backpacked.
Mineral Springs
