The title of this 1940 booklet is apt as Colorado is a wonderful place to vacation. The Rocky Mountains west of Denver seem endless, yet they are interrupted by broad valleys that the pioneers called “parks,” as in Estes Park, South Park, and Winter Park. These mountains and parks, along with more formal parks such as Rocky Mountain and Mesa Verde, are all described in this booklet. I was particularly intrigued by a mention of the Wheeler National Monument, which was downgraded to the Wheeler Geologic Area in 1950.

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Other than the glossy paper, this is much like the earlier booklets, with many pages of text and photos describing the state followed by a list of hotels, dude ranches, children’s camps, and other tourist facilities. A couple of pages in the back feature the Denver Zephyr.