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Destination Guides

DENVER • GLENWOOD SPRINGS
MOAB
SALT LAKE CITY

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To help you make the most of your journey, we’ve thoughtfully curated Destination Guides featuring our top recommendations for local attractions, dining, and highlights in each region.

For in-person assistance during your travels, visit our team at one of our Guest Center locations. Details for our Guest Centers can be found on each Destination Guide. Alternatively, you can contact our Guest Experience Center at 1.800.791.0214.

Welcome to Denver

Red Rocks Park & Amphitheatre

Please note, this location requires the use of a small staircase. If you require special accommodations, please call our team at 303.323.0032.

Guest Centers

If you need assistance during your stay, please visit one of our Canyon Spirit Guest Centers or contact our Guest Experience Center at 1.800.791.0214.

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Quick Facts

VISITOR CENTER

Tourist Information Desk is located at 1701 Wynkoop St. inside Denver Union Station.

WEATHER

Denver enjoys nearly 300 sunny days a year. Spring and fall bring cool, crisp air with intermittent snow, while summers are warm with occasional afternoon showers. Layering is the best way to stay comfortable.

Denver is considered America’s craft beer capital, with more than 150 breweries across the metro area.

Denver’s public art scene is thriving, with an ever-growing collection of murals, sculptures, and interactive installations. Keep your eyes open—some of the most impressive pieces are hidden in plain sight.

Destination Guide

Experience the best of Denver with Canyon Spirit’s recommended dining, attractions, and experiences.

Attractions

6 Aspire Tours – Discover Denver with guided sightseeing adventures. Choose from half-day or full-day experiences exploring the Mile High City—from craft breweries to breathtaking Rocky Mountain escapes. Scan the QR code below to learn more and book optional add-ons.

7 Museum of Illusions – This interactive museum is filled with mind-bending optical illusions that prove things aren’t always as they seem. 951 16th St. Mall.

8 Colorado State Capitol – Take in the city’s rich history with a free tour to the top of the iconic gold-domed building. If you stand on the 15th step of the exterior staircase, you’ll be exactly one mile above sea level. 200 E Colfax Ave.

9 Denver Art Museum – Explore the world-class exhibitions and hands-on activities this diverse museum has to offer. 100 W 14th Ave Pkwy.

10 History Colorado Center – Learn about the people, places, and culture that shaped Colorado into the state we love today with interactive exhibits and artifacts. 1200 Broadway.

Shopping

Denver’s 16th St. spans a one-milelong, pedestrian-only shopping district with a variety of locally owned shops offering souvenirs and clothing. Just steps away, you’ll find even more shopping in Lower Downtown (LoDo), 17 Larimer Square, and the Denver Pavilions.

Eat & Drink

11 The Cooper Lounge – Inside the mezzanine of Denver Union Station, this chic lounge offers an extensive cocktail list, global wines, and upscale snacks. ($$ – $$$) 1701 Wynkoop St.

12 Venice Ristorante – An Italian restaurant and wine bar serving classic old-world dishes in an intimate, romantic setting. ($$$$) 1700 Wynkoop St.

13 Thirsty Lion – A lively gastropub serving globally inspired food and craft cocktails. Try a flight of local Colorado beers for the full Denver experience. ($$) 1605 Wynkoop St.

14 Urban Farmer – A modern steakhouse focused on sustainably sourced ingredients from local farms. ($$$$) 1659 Wazee St.

15 Dairy Block – Named after the historic Windsor Dairy Building, Dairy Block microdistrict includes a food hall with 10 unique restaurants and bars. ($$ – $$$) 1800 Wazee St.

Transportation

RTD Bus and Rail – Regional Transportation District (RTD) offers a variety of bus, light rail, and commuter rail services. Visit rtd-denver.com for more information.

Rideshare & Taxi – Uber, Lyft, and taxis service the Denver area.

Car Rental – Car rentals are available from the Denver International Airport and downtown area. Reservations are recommended.

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16 Confluence Park – Where Cherry Creek meets the South Platte River, this scenic spot offers riverside views with walking and biking trails. 2250 15th St.

17 Larimer Square – Larimer Square is a pedestrian block of historic Victorian-era buildings with numerous restaurants and shops. 1430 Larimer St.

18 Civic Center Park – Stroll through the lush green spaces and charming amphitheaters of this park. Here, you’ll find Denver’s gold-domed State Capitol and Veterans’ Lincoln Memorial. 101 14th Ave.

19 RiNo Art District – River North (RiNo) Art District has a diverse mix of craft breweries, art galleries, coffee shops, and boutiques. 1320 27th St. G.

20 Red Rocks Park & Amphitheatre –This iconic open-air venue features 300-foot (91 m) sandstone monoliths as its natural stage. Enjoy a live concert under the stars or take advantage of the area’s scenic hiking trails for breathtaking views. 18300 W Alameda Pkwy.

LEARN MORE

For more information on Denver, including optional add-ons, scan this QR code.

Tour providers and attractions strive to accommodate all guests, but motorized mobility support and general accessibility to some elements may vary. Please speak with the provider to ensure your needs can be met before booking.

Welcome to Glenwood Springs

Distances are approximate and measured from the Visitor Center.

Guest Experience Center Quick Facts

If you need assistance during your stay, please contact our Guest Experience Center at 1.800.791.0214.

Please refer to your final travel documents for information about your itinerary, tours, and add-ons.

VISITOR CENTER

Tourist information is available at Visit Glenwood Springs, 802 Grand Ave.

WEATHER

Glenwood Springs has warm summers and mild-to-cold winters. March is typically the snowiest month, and the first snowfall can arrive as early as September. We recommend bringing layers for cool mornings and evenings.

Every Tuesday from June to September, enjoy an evening farmers market with local vendors, live music, and unique finds. Find it on 7th St. next to our train station.

HOT SPRINGS

Glenwood Springs boasts three unique geothermal hot spring resorts, each offering soothing mineral pools and rejuvenating hydrotherapy experiences. Discover the ultimate relaxation this mountain town has to offer.

Destination Guide

Experience the best of Glenwood Springs with Canyon Spirit’s recommended dining, attractions, and experiences.

Eat & Drink

5 Smoke Modern BBQ – A laid-back BBQ restaurant that blends comfort food and Cajun/Creole classics. ($$ – $$$) 713 Grand Ave.

6 Co. Ranch House – Savor a Westerninspired menu featuring sustainably sourced proteins and local craft brews, served in a warm dining room with a beautiful patio. ($$ – $$$) 704 Grand Ave.

7 Riviera Scratch Kitchen – Opened in 1947, this local spot serves American food and boasts an extensive wine list. ($$ – $$$) 702 Grand Ave.

8 The Pullman – A lively urban bistro serving elevated American fare with a seasonally refreshed menu, set in an industrial-chic space. ($$ – $$$) 330 7th St.

9 Glenwood Canyon Brewpub –Located inside Hotel Maxwell Anderson, this hearty pub serves comfort food and craft beer. ($$ – $$$) 402 7th St.

10 Baron’s Restaurant – Nestled inside the historic Hotel Colorado, this inviting restaurant offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner in a charming setting. ($$ – $$$) 526 Pine St.

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11 Bohemian Bier Spa – Indulge in a one-of-a-kind beer spa experience featuring botanical-infused, mineralrich beer baths and soothing infrared saunas. 311 8th St.

12 Glenwood Hot Springs Pool –Opened in 1888, this historic resort invites you to unwind in two expansive geothermal pools, where mineral-rich waters soothe sore muscles and melt away stress. 401 N River St.

13 Yampah Spa & Vapor Caves – Enjoy a rejuvenating journey through five unique pools, each designed for specific therapeutic benefits—from invigorating cold plunges to soothing warm mineral waters. 709 E 6th St.

14 Doc Holliday Grave Trail – A short but steep hike (226 ft elevation) that leads to the legendary gambler and gunslinger’s final resting place. History enthusiasts will appreciate this glimpse into Colorado’s pioneer past, while enjoying scenic views along the way. Bennett Ave & 12th St. Ditch.

15 Iron Mountain Hot Springs –Relax in 35 experiential mineral spring pools, 5 globally-inspired saunas, two freshwater pools with cascading waterfalls, and a refreshing cold plunge —all set against breathtaking views of the Colorado River and surrounding mountains. 281 Centennial St.

Shopping

Visit Sioux Villa Curio for unique handmade jewelry, charming trinkets, and Glenwood Springs keepsakes. This eclectic shop has been a favorite among locals and visitors since 1955. Cooper Gallery, a local art co - op, features paintings, glasswork, wood pieces, pottery, jewelry, and mixedmedia creations made by local artists.

Transportation

Ride Glenwood On-Demand – An ondemand ride-share service providing point-to-point transportation within city limits for just $1. Rides can be requested by calling 970.404.4007.

Rideshare & Taxi – Uber, Lyft, and taxis service the Glenwood Springs area.

LEARN MORE

For more information on Glenwood Springs, scan this QR code.

Welcome to Moab

Guest Centers

If you need assistance during your stay, please visit one of our Canyon Spirit Guest Centers or contact our Guest Experience Center at 1.800.791.0214.

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Please refer to your final travel documents for information about your itinerary, tours, and add-ons.

Quick Facts

VISITOR CENTER

Moab’s Information Center is located at 25 Center St.

WEATHER

Spring and fall in Moab are comfortably mild with cool evenings, making them ideal for outdoor adventures. Summers can be extremely hot, often exceeding 100°F (38°C), while winters are cold and can dip below 32°F (0°C). Because Moab’s desert climate changes quickly, layering is essential.

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Moab has served as the backdrop for many iconic films, including Thelma & Louise (1991), Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989), and Mission: Impossible II (2000).

STARGAZING

Moab is an incredible destination for stargazing, thanks to its minimal light pollution. Dead Horse Point State Park, Arches, and Canyonlands are all designated International Dark Sky Parks.

Destination Guide

Experience the best of Moab with Canyon Spirit’s recommended dining, attractions, and experiences.

Attractions

9 Gallery Moab – Explore fine art by award-winning painters, sculptors, ceramicists, photographers, and jewelry designers in this vibrant local gallery. 59 S Main St. Suite 1.

10 Moab Museum – Discover Moab’s cultural and natural history through exhibits on geology, paleontology, archaeology, pioneer life, and mining heritage. 118 E Center St.

11 Moab Made – Shop unique, locally crafted treasures—prints, pottery, postcards, and more—created by talented Moab artisans. 82 N Main St.

12 Moab Giants – Experience a dinosaur museum with an outdoor trail featuring over 100 life-size prehistoric giants. 112 W UT-313.

Transportation

Moab Transit – Moab Area Transit (MAT) provides free rides for visitors in comfortable vans that accommodate up to 12 passengers. Download the MAT On-Demand App or call 833.628.3733.

Shuttles – Moab Express offers door-todoor airport shuttle service and National Park tours.

Car Rental – Guests can rent cars through Enterprise and Alamo or explore rugged trails with a jeep from Canyonlands Jeep Rental. Reservations are recommended.

Eat & Drink

13 Desert Bistro – Set in a restored historic building that once served as Moab’s dance hall, Desert Bistro offers upscale southwestern - influenced cuisine. Guests love their house - made bread, intimate dining room, and covered patio. ($$$$) 36 S 100 W.

14 Fiesta Mexicana – A casual, familyowned traditional Mexican restaurant. It’s notable for generous portions and vegetarian options. ($$ – $$$) 202 S Main St.

15 Josie Wyatt’s Grille – A modern steakhouse that celebrates local ingredients, paired with a thoughtfully curated wine list for an elevated experience. ($$ – $$$) 99 N 100 W.

16 Love Muffin Café – A casual breakfast and lunch café offering vegan, vegetarian, and gluten - free options. Everything is made in - house from scratch, using local ingredients whenever possible. ($$ – $$$) 139 N Main St.

17 Proper Brewing – A vibrant brewery featuring 20 taps of craft beer, paired with a wide selection of gourmet burgers. ($$ – $$$) 1393 N Hwy 191.

Shopping

Explore the charming shops and galleries along Main Street between 100 North and 100 South. Discover locally owned boutiques, artisan-crafted souvenirs, cozy bookstores, and more.

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Make the most of your time in Moab with more sights and activities to explore beyond the city center. Please note, these activities are located outside of Moab’s core area. A rental car is recommended unless you book a tour with one of our tour providers.

18 Hummer Sunset Safari – Journey deep into Moab’s backcountry by 4x4, scaling red rock canyons while learning about local geology and history. Scan the QR code below to book.

19 Colorado River – This historic river winds through Moab, perfect for scenic walks or rafting adventures. Discover optional add-ons, like mild to moderate whitewater trips, by scanning the QR code below.

20 Arches National Park – Explore over 2,000 sandstone arches formed by shifting salt beds and erosion. To learn more and book a guided tour, scan the QR code below.

21 Dead Horse Point State Park –

Perched above the Colorado River, this park offers stunning views, an 8 - mile (13 km) hiking trail, and 17 miles (27 km) of biking paths.

22 Canyonlands National Park –Spanning 527 square miles (1,365 km), this rugged desert park features dramatic canyons and sweeping vistas. For more information and tours, scan the QR code below.

LEARN MORE

For more information on Moab, including optional add-ons, scan this QR code.

Welcome to Salt Lake City

Guest Centers Quick Facts

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Salt Lake Visitor Center is located at Salt Palace Convention Centre.

WEATHER

Salt Lake City enjoys beautiful weather throughout the year, with four distinct seasons. Summers can feel a bit warm, but the nearby mountains offer a perfect escape.

For a stunning city-meets-mountains shot, head to the Utah State Capitol steps, especially at sunrise or sunset.

Salt Lake City is your gateway to adventure, with eight world-class ski resorts less than an hour away in winter and endless scenic trails to

in summer.

Destination Guide

Experience the best of Salt Lake City with Canyon Spirit’s recommended dining, attractions, and experiences.

Attractions

6 Utah State Capitol – Learn about Utah’s history through the many murals, sculptures, and portraits at this historic building. Free guided tours are offered Monday – Friday. 350 State St.

7 Tracy Aviary – Enjoy a stroll through the nation’s oldest aviary with 400+ birds from 135 species in a serene, wooded setting. 589 E 1300 S.

8 Red Butte Garden and Arboretum –Explore 100 acres of stunning botanical gardens, showcasing diverse plant collections and beautifully themed landscapes. 300 Wakara Way.

9 Natural History Museum of Utah –Visit Utah’s premier natural history museum with interactive exhibits and world-class dinosaur fossils. 301 Wakara Way.

10 Olympic Park – Discover Olympic history and tour the 2002 Games venue and learn about its fascinating legacy. 3419 Olympic Pkwy.

Shopping

City Creek Center is a large, twoblock- long shopping center featuring nearly 100 stores and restaurants, a fully retractable skylight roof, and a man - made creek that runs through it.

Eat & Drink

11 Valter’s Osteria – Fine dining Italian restaurant with handmade pasta and thoughtful hospitality. ($$$$) 173 W Broadway.

12 White Horse Spirits & Kitchen –A well-loved gastropub featuring contemporary American cuisine, celebrated for its signature cocktails and outstanding dishes. ($$ – $$$) 325 S Main St.

13 Monarca – Upscale dining with authentic Mexican flavors. Savor handcrafted margaritas and enjoy a vibrant, elevated atmosphere. ($$) 268 S State St. Suite 110.

14 Laurel Brasserie & Bar – Situated inside The Grand America Hotel, this French-American restaurant offers a refined menu featuring brunch, lunch, happy hour, and dinner. ($$ – $$$) 555 S Main St.

15 HSL – Classic American comfort food paired with chic cocktails in a stylish, modern setting. ($$$$) 418 E 200 S.

Transportation

Public Transport – Salt Lake City has both light rail and bus services. Public transit is fare-free within the downtown limits.

Rideshare – Uber and Lyft service the Salt Lake City area.

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16 Walking Tour – Experience downtown’s pioneer history, modern arts, Olympic legacy, and diverse cultural experiences on a 3-mile walking tour hosted by Southwest Adventure Tours. Tours can be booked at the Visitor Center. 100 S W Temple St.

17 The Blocks Murals – Discover the vibrant tapestry of the city through the 44 stunning murals on a self-guided tour. 100 S Main St.

18 Temple Square – Stroll through beautifully landscaped grounds and explore historic landmarks of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Step inside the iconic Tabernacle, home to the world-renowned Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square, and experience one of Utah’s most celebrated cultural sites. 50 North Temple.

19 Maven District – A thriving hub of women - owned small businesses, this neighborhood blends shopping, food, art, and community. Explore its boutiques, cafés, bookstores, and creative studios, and don’t miss the vibrant murals that line the neighborhood. 900 S 200 E.

20 Antelope Island and the Great Salt Lake – Antelope Island, the largest island in the Great Salt Lake, is a haven for nature lovers, offering sandy beaches, scenic trails, abundant wildlife, and endless outdoor adventures.

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