The Lakeside Amusement Park is one of the biggest and oldest amusement parks in Denver, Colorado. This enormous facility not only offers fun and excitement but also a rich history that is evident in the charm that lingers in the place. The amusement park built in the year of 1908 was originally named White City. However, even after the name was changed to Lakeside Amusement Park some proportions of the local populace still love calling it White City on account of the spectacular original display of over 100,000 lights!

Lakeside Amusement Park is built in a picturesque location next to the Rhoda Lake; visitors will also love the spectacular view of the mountains. Adults and kids alike are bound to enjoy the various exciting rides and the fun filled atmosphere that the place delivers.

Nonetheless, this amusement park is a great site that brings families and friends together all over again.

Getting There

The lakeside Amusement Park is located at I-70 and Sheridan, Lakeside Colorado near Denver.

A map with directions is available on the official website. Read the rest of this entry »

Georgetown Loop Railroad, Denver, in Colorado is one of the most popular tourist hangout spot of the country. It is a perfect blend of living the history and experiencing some exciting adventures. Georgetown and Silver Plume fall only 2 miles apart from each other in the Clear Creek canyons of the Rocky Mountains. The tourist spots have been renovated and preserved on an elevated point of 600 ft.

Experience a tour via the narrow-gauge rail loops amidst the mountainous terrains, running through trestle, fills and cuts. Take a detailed virtual tour of what lies ahead in the trip at the Georgetown Loop Railroad in the article below.

Georgetown Loop Railroad Map

Check out the map of the places covered by the train trip in the Georgetown Loop Railroad Park.

Georgetown Loop Railroad Location

This historical Loop Mining and Railroad Park is located on 45 miles towards the west of business town of Denver. The park is off the Interstate 70. Read the rest of this entry »