Known as the "Gateway to the Rockies," the historic town of Loveland, Colorado, is much more than just a starting point. Founded in 1884 as the first stop on the newly built Rocky Mountain Expressway, the city is home to some of Colorado's most famous landmarks, from the Colorado Rockies and Grand Canyon to Colorado Springs and Fort Collins. It is also the site of one of America's oldest railroads, with its own train station and a new train station in the heart of the city.

The town is about 45 minutes drive from the Grand Canyon and the scenic ride is one of the most scenic in Colorado, with a variety of wildlife including large - horned sheep and elk. Also nearby is Mountain Gate, about 45 minutes south of Loveland, where you can take a car or bike tour of the canyon. Popular nearby attractions include the Rocky Mountain Expressway, the Colorado River, Colorado Springs and Fort Collins. Mountain gate is also just a few miles north of Highway 34, where you can ride a drive-a-bike down the canyon.

For more information about Loveland's breweries, visit the Colorado State Brewing Company's website or its Facebook page. For indoor activities, head west for Estes Park, about an hour, where you can visit the Rocky Mountain Science Center, the largest science center in the state. For more information about the Colorado History Center at the Denver Museum of Natural History and its website.

UCHealth Medical Center of the Rockies is an organization accredited by the Joint Commission, which means patients can also apply to the Joint Commission. For more information about the city's efforts to create a city, visit Loveland's website and Facebook page. The city was founded in 1884 as a result of an agreement between the State of Colorado and the city and county of Denver.

Fort Collins - Loveland Airport currently has no commercial airlines, but serves the needs of businesses and general aviation. Green Ride Colorado and Red Lion offer hourly shuttle buses to the beautiful FortCollins area.

Loveland receives a significant share of its revenue from tourist traffic, and the community looks forward to annual events such as the annual Loveland Winter Festival, the largest annual festival in the state of Colorado. Loveland's small-town life has evolved into a time where you can have lunch, sit on the terrace and enjoy family and friends, or have lunch at one of the many restaurants, bars, cafes, restaurants and shops in the area.

Check out some of the child-friendly summer activities, including a visit to the Loveland Children's Museum, Colorado Museum of Natural History and Rocky Mountain Museum in Denver.

Trails of the Scenic Byway are the same paths you take when you come from the west or east along the Colorado River Trail from Loveland to Colorado Springs.

The distance between Greeley and Berthoud to Loveland is 27 miles, and the city is easily accessible via Interstate 25. I-25 It's the highway of choice, but there are other ways to get there, such as US Route 34, which is just a few miles south of the Colorado River Trail. There are two other major highways in the area, Interstate 70 and U-35, making both cities easily accessible from Interstate 25.

The attractions and amenities of Fort Collins are even closer as the town is about a half hour north of Loveland and is located at the foot of the river. With Interstate 25 winding through the mountains to Eisenhower Blvd. in Denver and US Route 34, it's easy to stay well connected - with the region. Attractions such as the Colorado River Trail, Colorado State University and the University of Colorado at Boulder are all within walking distance. Loveland has a number of colleges and universities in the higher education sector, including CU-Boulder and Colorado College.

Whether you are an art lover, foodie, outdoor enthusiast, shopper or just want to get away, Loveland is here for you. Living in Colorado means that you can enjoy an average of 300 days of sunshine a year, with a maximum of 3.5 days of sunshine a year. You can enjoy the best of both worlds - sunshine and cold in one of the nation's most beautiful states.

Residents have access to Pawnee National Grassland, so essentially you could explore the mountains and plains on the same day. Loveland is located just a few miles from Rocky Mountain National Park and the Roosevelt National Forest, and offers great opportunities for hiking, biking, camping, fishing and other outdoor activities. The inhabitants also have access to the P-pawnee National Meadows, so that you can explore both the mountains and the plain at once, which can essentially be explored on the same day with a maximum of 3.5 sunny days per year.

Pawnee National Grassland is located 60 miles east of Greeley, take Colorado Highway 392 and then turn right onto Colorado Highway 14. This 126-mile route leads northeast through Colorado's rolling prairie and offers great views of Rocky Mountain National Park and Roosevelt National Forest and the P-pawnees.