attractions
Colorado Railroad Museum
Super cool spot. Especially if you have a train lover in your life. The scale of it all is unbelievable- great way to spend a couple of hours. The only thing that would have made the experience better is if all trains were hands on or at least able to walk through. Still a very good experience and very reasonable for the money- even the gift shop wasn’t out of hand as many are. The models are amazing as well. Wear sunscreen.
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