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New Castle, CO Hotels
Rodeway Inn New Castle
781 Burning Mountain Avenue
New Castle, CO 81647
Nightly Rates: ($144.99 - $144.99)
2 Star
Hotel features free wireless Internet, large indoor heated pool and hot tub and complimentary breakfast bar. Rooms available with microwave and refrigerator and all rooms have hair dryer and coffee ... Click for More Info
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Colorado Offbeat Attraction Map
RoadsideAmerica.com's map of Colorado's unusual tourist attractions, museums, and landmarks.
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 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near ColoradoWhile in Colorado, you might enjoy a visit to: Observation tower, museum and souvenir shop with pickled freaks and picturesque vistas. 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. A monument at the spot where striking mine worker families were slaughtered by the government. Ancient Indian cliff dwellings conveniently located near other authentic tourist attractions. Celebrated decapitated chicken that lived -- for a while. Miniature city block shows off the character sculptures of artist Michael Garman. The hotel offers ghost tours for $10 reservation only, and the gift shop sells keys to room 217. "Grandpa" Bredo Morstoel died in 1989, and since 1994 he's been here, in a shed, frozen in ice. |