Great Colorado Outdoors - Come Back to Nature

Even as you’re beginning to accept that the last golden days of summer are slipping away, you can still take advantage of the great outdoors. Whether you’re planning a company retreat, corporate meeting, or team building get-away, these gorgeous Colorado resort and conference center destinations will bring your group back to nature and make for great memories that will sustain them during the long, cold winter days to come.

At the heart of the Centennial State, visitors take in the Rocky Mountains, mesas, canyons, and rugged natural beauty. Overflowing with gold-medal fishing streams, historic sites, and summer nights soft with breezes and bedazzled by stars, all it takes is one visit and you’ll know why visitors come back again and again.

Cheyenne Mountain Resort Serenity abounds at this resort tucked away in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. A year-round destination, the resort offers a private 35-acre lake for water sports, sand beach, and outdoor pools, an 18-hole golf course, tennis courts, fresh air, and scenic vistas. Whether your agenda includes white water rafting, hiking the Manitou Incline, communing with the residents at the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, or pampering in the spa, there’s no end to the activities your gang can enjoy here.

Spruce Mountain Ranch This historic and sophisticated 400-acre venue, a working Black Angus cattle ranch, will immediately captivate your guests. Surrounded by the breathtaking Spruce Mountains, this resort boasts lakeside views, gorgeous panoramas, and a rustic ambience. With horseback riding, golf, fly fishing, horseshoes, and wagon rides, your guests won’t know what to do first.

Hilton Denver Inverness Luxury abounds at this resort. Watch the sun rise over the 18-hole golf course; swim laps before breakfast in the outdoor pool; play a few sets of tennis in the afternoon; go for a stress-relieving stroll along the 3.2-mile walking path; then take an end of the day soak in the hot tub. Set against the backdrop of the majestic Rocky Mountains, Inverness is located between Denver and Lone Tree.

Keystone Resort + Conference Center Experience the best of the Rocky Mountains at Keystone. Their two award-winning golf courses wind along the Snake River and up through alpine meadows. With sixty miles of mountain biking trails, hiking, horseback riding, fly-fishing, whitewater rafting, tubing, and ATV tours, your guests will be grateful for the full-service on-site spa at the end of the day.

The Broadmoor Indulge in the pastoral beauty of the historic Broadmoor. On the shores of man-made Cheyenne Lake, groups take advantage of several pools, an 18-hole golf course, tennis courts, rock-climbing, and fly fishing. For something different, experience a featured package like Cloud Camp, situated 3000 feet above the Broadmoor with unobstructed 360 degree views, or Fishing Camp on the nearby Tarryall River.

The area is everything you imagine it will be and more — rugged terrain, mountain vistas, breathtaking canyons, tumultuous rivers, bubbling streams. If you squint, you might even catch a glimpse of a lone cowboy riding off into the sunset.

Kessler Canyon, Autograph Collection Nestled on 23,000 wooded acres, this resort is the ultimate in rustic-chic. Choose from guided ATV tours, shooting classes, golf, or maybe just a swing in a hammock in the orchard. Nearby attractions include Colorado National Monument, Glenwood Hot Springs, and the Western Colorado Botanical Gardens.

Any one of these Colorado resort and conference center destinations will make your team glad they made the most of these precious summer days while they lasted.