Review: Review title: Miss Passport and Colorado Springs and American Heritage getaway.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 30, 2014
Review title: Miss Passport and Colorado Springs and American Heritage getaway.Most people don't think of Colorado Springs as a tourist attraction is not typically listed as one of the 1000 places to see before you kick the bucket (unless of course you're a history professor or hard-core range riding cowboy). Colorado Springs, however, should definitely be on everyone's must-see list. It is one of the original old West town's and is filled with the site sounds and smells of American Western heritage from classically the 18th century building to quaint little B&Bs.; There are also plenty of outdoor activities such as hiking fishing and kayaking. It's an outdoor person's paradise. But if however it's your first visit, I would recommend purchasing a copy of the Miss Passport guide this little 11 page guide is one of the best investments that can be made before you visit this little guide book is set up as a three-day itinerary and I found most useful while traveling because it lists everything from the best places to stay in the best places to eat. The restaurants are listed as suggestions for each day, and coincide with the area you will be visiting each day has a primary attraction, as well as several secondary attractions. For instance, the Cheyenne Mountain zoo and wildlife preserve might be listed for day two as the main attraction for the day with a suggestion of several nightclubs, bars and restaurants that could be visited in the evening, which could be suited to fit any mode from somewhere to enjoy a good meal and relax away the sore muscles of the day were somewhere to mingle and be seen by the population.The nice thing about these guidebooks is that even though they list the activities as a schedule to make sure that you get the most out of your three-day vacation. You can have a horse track, anything you wish, to the itinerary without losing any value from the guidebook as it is still chock full of useful information. Like all of the most important contact numbers for the local theater the zoo or the Rangers office to acquire a backcountry hiking permit. This book is a must-have for your next trip. It takes up very little space in your luggage and can even fit in your back pocket, but is like having a travel guide or hotel concierge at your beck and call ready to answer any questions you may have. The Miss Passport guides Should never be underestimated.