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#63: Choosing the best place to live in Colorado isn’t easy. Each town in the state offers a wide variety of pros and cons with a multitude of unique things to do. As a local who was born and raised in Colorado, Ryan is sharing his unique perspective on what life in the square state is really like. Plus, he compares the best cities to live in Colorado!. Colorado’s Front Range Urban Corridor has a population of nearly 5 million people. Or basically 90% of Colorado’s population lives in these cities. In this episode, Ryan explains what you need to know about the best places to live in Colorado along the Front Range, from Fort Collins to Pueblo. For more information and resources from this episode, visit our website HashtagColoradoLife.com [http://hashtagcoloradolife.com/] or follow us on @HashtagColoradoLife [https://www.instagram.com/hashtagcoloradolife/] on Instagram.

Thinking of relocating to Colorado this year? Whether you’re moving back to Colorado after being gone, or moving across the country for the first time, there are some important things you need to know. Local Coloradan Ryan Nicholson talks about the journey of moving to Colorado and choosing the best place to live for both the money and lifestyle. Ryan was born and raised in Colorado but he and his wife Carrie moved back to the state about 8 years ago and a lot has changed. They get questions all the time about what it’s like living in Colorado being a native and seeing so many newcomers. In this episode Ryan talks about the cost of living, the traffic and crowds, the job market, the weather in Colorado, local food scene and what it’s like to buy a house. Here is exactly what to expect when making the move to Colorado in 2022. These are things that NO ONE tells you about living in Colorado, both the pros and the cons. For more information and resources about exploring Colorado, visit our website at HashtagColoradoLife.com [http://hashtagcoloradolife.com/] or @HashtagColoradoLife [https://www.instagram.com/hashtagcoloradolife/] on Instagram.

#61: Vista Verde Ranch is a luxury ranch vacation that will help you unplug and enjoy a bit of what the Old West is like in Colorado. And thanks to their Adult-Only Vacations you can book a romantic trip for two to rest, relax, and get away from it all. The ranch was built in the early 1900’s and is steeped in the history and ways of the old cowboys. But it’s outfitted with every modern convenience of the 21st century. From chef-prepared meals, unlimited beer, wine and snacks to horseback riding, cross-country skiing, dog sledding, and wine tasting, there is something for everyone and nearly every age at Vista Verde Ranch. If you’re looking for a romantic getaway, this all-inclusive destination is perfect for Valentine's Day, an anniversary, or a private honeymoon. Listen in to Ryan and Carrie’s personal experience of what to expect when staying at Vista Verde Guest Ranch in Colorado. For more information and resources from this episode, visit our website HashtagColoradoLife.com [http://hashtagcoloradolife.com/] or follow us on @HashtagColoradoLife [https://www.instagram.com/hashtagcoloradolife/] on Instagram.

#60: A park built on top of a cemetery. Spirits that haunt one of the most historic hotels in Colorado. A ghostly apparition that plays slots at a casino even when it's closed. These are all unexplained reports of Colorado’s most haunted places. With a history steeped in gold rushes and ghost towns, it’s no wonder that Colorado has some great paranormal activity. Ghostly sightings and haunted stories are reported at numerous locations across the state, both indoors and out! Listen in as Ryan and Carrie dive into the supernatural side of Colorado and discover some of the most haunted places in the state. These places range from century-old mining towns and casinos, to spooky mansions. For more information and resources from this episode, visit our website HashtagColoradoLife.com [http://hashtagcoloradolife.com/] or follow us on @HashtagColoradoLife [https://www.instagram.com/hashtagcoloradolife/] on Instagram.

#59: Colorado boasts some of the best natural hot springs in the country. And Denver is within close proximity to many of them. These naturally-occurring hot springs are full of minerals that have been used to soak away stress for decades. They were even prescribed for ailments and digestive issues back in the early 1900s. Today, you can experience these “healing waters” for yourself and come away refreshed and relaxed. So, whether you’re looking for relaxing indoor pools, a private mineral soak, or a way to unwind after a day of skiing, these hot spring resorts near Denver don’t disappoint. And the best part is that these mineral-rich hot springs are just a few hours west of the city so you can visit them anytime of year. Listen in as Ryan and Carrie share the 5 closest hot springs near Denver that are within just 2-3 hours drive. For more information and resources from this episode, visit our website HashtagColoradoLife.com [http://hashtagcoloradolife.com/] or follow us on @HashtagColoradoLife [https://www.instagram.com/hashtagcoloradolife/] on Instagram.