Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Colorado

While in Colorado, you might enjoy a visit to:

Alferd Packer ate five people during a bad winter in 1874, but escaped justice on a technicality and went on to become America's most celebrated cannibal.
~104 miles from Glenwood Springs.

One of several similar statues of mysterious origin around the U.S. and elsewhere.
~145 miles from Glenwood Springs.

Miniature city block shows off the character sculptures of artist Michael Garman.
~140 miles from Glenwood Springs.

Cripple Creek's most palatial brothel has been preserved for connoisseurs of naughty history.
~127 miles from Glenwood Springs.

The hotel offers ghost tours for $10 reservation only, and the gift shop sells keys to room 217.
~113 miles from Glenwood Springs.

Three free beers per adult person -- and a fascinating tour, of course.
~114 miles from Glenwood Springs.

"Grandpa" Bredo Morstoel died in 1989, and since 1994 he's been here, in a shed, frozen in ice.
~102 miles from Glenwood Springs.

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