Golden, CO Attractions

 
14mi/23km west of Denver is the town of Golden (pop. 16,000), founded in 1859 after the discovery of gold in Clear Creek Canyon, which from 1862 to 1867 was capital of Colorado. Features of interest are the 12th Street Historic District; the Colorado Railroad Museum; the geological and mineralogical collections and earthquake observatory of the Colorado School of Mines (founded 1874).

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For fine views over the Mile High City, head to Lookout Mountain Park.

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Daytime view over the city of Golden.Golden
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