Denver Anyone?

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Hey! :)

I need to know some stuff about Denver,Colorado. So I heard there are mountains there ( AWESOME ). What are the stores like,night clubs, cost to live there. stuff like that. What kind of weather they have. Can anyone help me? Thx Buuuunches!!

Travel Tips

Denver is actually in a bit of a valley just east of the mountains so "most" of the rough weather passes over it. It is generally very sunny and temperatures are pretty mild, average is 56 degrees in wintertime I believe. They get snow storms but within a week the temperature will have gone from 20 degree days to 60 or warmer (so its never cold for long!).
The ski resorts in the mountains west of the city (a main reason for many people visiting Denver) are between a 2 and 5 hour drive from the city, depending on which resort, Vail and Aspen are two of the most popular.

Shopping is decent, lots of big malls with all they major stores, although they still lack most of the high-end boutiques characteristic of the biggest cities. Cost of living is mid range as far as larger cities go. Source(s): 9 years living there (1994-2003)

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Current weather is ALOT of snow
other than the current weather, denver is awesome! one thing you should go to is 16th st. mall
I live in the colorado springs 60 miles south of Denver. The cost of living is not that bad. Its cheaper to live in a suburb of denver its cheaper. The weather can change in 5 mins. Thats what you get for living in colorado. It can be below freezing and the next min it can be sunny and warm outside. We have mild summers and winters and also be mild but this year we have had a lot of snow.
It has been a long time since I was there so it may be different now. I do believe though that Denver will always be a very good place to live. Go there and I doubt if you will ever regret it. I used to go there just for the night clubs and the great music. Hope it is still that way.
I live in Boulder County, about 45 minutes north of Denver and I absolutely love it here. I'm originally from PA and I spent 20 years in the SF Bay Area. Colorado is by far the greatest place I've ever lived.

The club scene in downtown Denver (called LoDo) is pretty good. The cost of living can be pretty high in some areas, almost as high as the Bay Area. The only thing that is reasonable is real estate prices, and those are going up too.

Weather is normally beautiful but the last two weeks we have gotten a lot more snow than usual. We get 300+ days of sun a year. The climate is VERY dry here because we are a mile up from sea level.

Shopping is great. Check out the Pearl Street Mall in Boulder, Flatirons Crossing in Superior and Cherry Creek Mall in Denver.