Red Rocks Amphitheatre is a must-visit Colorado landmark offering more than just concerts. Visitors can hike scenic trails, explore the Colorado Music Hall of Fame, take stunning photos among red rock formations, or attend fitness events like Yoga on the Rocks. Even without a show, the amphitheatre is open daily for sightseeing, exercise, and enjoying breathtaking views.

The Coors Brewery Tour in Golden, Colorado is a 90-minute guided experience showcasing the brewing process, with beer tastings for guests 21+.

Tours run Thursday through Monday from 10 AM–4 PM and require advance reservations, which open 25 days ahead.

Tickets start at $20, and a shuttle transports visitors from a designated parking area. No large bags or strollers are allowed, and guests should arrive early to check in.

The Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden features over 100 historic trains, hands-on exhibits, and a scenic 15-acre railyard. Visitors can explore vintage locomotives, watch model trains, and ride full-size trains on select days.

Open Tuesday through Sunday, it’s a great stop for families, history buffs, and anyone interested in Colorado’s rich rail history.

Looking for a peaceful mountain escape before or after the wedding? Check out Rainbow Roundup Trout Ranch—a rustic campground and stocked trout pond just outside Staunton State Park, about 10 minutes from our venue in Pine, CO.

This scenic, family-friendly spot offers:

Easy, no-license-required trout fishing (pond open seasonally, usually May–fall)

Staunton State Park is a stunning mountain park just minutes from Pine, Colorado, known for its dramatic granite cliffs, wildflower-filled meadows, and scenic hiking trails. Keep an eye out—you might spot elk, deer, or even a soaring golden eagle while you’re there.