Guidebook for Bailey
Food Scene
Rustic Station Restaurant
1 Co Rd 68Cut Throat Cafe
157 Main StGreen chili!
China Village
60693 US Hwy 285breakfast, coffee shop, mac & cheese with so many choices. Unusual and fun. Check to see if open before heading over.
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Mac Nation Cafe
5510 Parmalee Gulch Rdbreakfast, coffee shop, mac & cheese with so many choices. Unusual and fun. Check to see if open before heading over.
Knotty Pine Sports Center
60641 US Hwy 285ice cream & coffee
Parks & Nature
Castle Mountain Recreation Wellington Lake
21843 Stoney Pass RdPike National Forest
Wellington Lake
San Isabel National Forest
Drinks & Nightlife
Aspen Peak Cellars
60750 US Hwy 285Sit N Bull Saloon
5450 S Parmalee Gulch RdMad Jack's Mountain Brewery
23 Main StShopping
Sasquatch Outpost
149 Main Stcamping supplies, and Sasquatch collectibles.
Natural Grocers
27101 Main StStop on the way, this is a large and new store, very nice.
Essentials
Safeway
27152 Main StLast big store before you get to Bailey, stock up!
Entertainment & Activities
- Cash only at the concessions counter but you can get cash at the check in line
- I recommend bringing lunch and eating at the picnic tables down by the playground (they don't want you bringing outside food to the concession stand tables for obvious reasons). However, I went a few weekends ago and there were so many consecutive birthday parties going on that there was no seating anywhere, so we ended up eating in our car. Maybe bring a picnic blanket in case this happens to you.
- The snack bar stocks the typical unhealthy stuff but we always get a twist cone (they do sell adult and kiddies sizes.)- There are a few port-a-pottys but I recommend using the restroom up by the train/concession
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Tiny Town & Railroad
6249 S Turkey Creek Rd- Cash only at the concessions counter but you can get cash at the check in line
- I recommend bringing lunch and eating at the picnic tables down by the playground (they don't want you bringing outside food to the concession stand tables for obvious reasons). However, I went a few weekends ago and there were so many consecutive birthday parties going on that there was no seating anywhere, so we ended up eating in our car. Maybe bring a picnic blanket in case this happens to you.
- The snack bar stocks the typical unhealthy stuff but we always get a twist cone (they do sell adult and kiddies sizes.)- There are a few port-a-pottys but I recommend using the restroom up by the train/concession
Humphrey History Park and Museum
620 Soda Creek RdThis is the coolest little museum ever. The tour guide was great you get to touch real dinosaur fossils and everything is interactive. Definitely do the tour. The lab was the best part I think and we loved the live lizards as snakes. Gift shop reasonably priced and geared for kids. Great time.
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Morrison Natural History Museum
501 CO-8This is the coolest little museum ever. The tour guide was great you get to touch real dinosaur fossils and everything is interactive. Definitely do the tour. The lab was the best part I think and we loved the live lizards as snakes. Gift shop reasonably priced and geared for kids. Great time.
workout, amazing views and putting at the end!
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Beaver Ranch Disc Golf Course
11369 S Foxton Rdworkout, amazing views and putting at the end!
Sightseeing
Dinosaur Ridge
http://www.dinoridge.org/
from a yelp reviewer ---"Mount Evans Scenic Byway is truly a special place, and dare I say it the crown jewel of the Denver Mountain Parks System. If you love to drive, this is also one of America's most scenic and epic drives. Hairpin curves, amazing 1000+ft vertical drops with only that little tiny guardrail between you and a drop to the valley below, gorgeous alpine vistas, bristlecone pines, and better and better views as you go higher and higher...it's all of that. It's a drive that while beautiful can also get your heart racing like few drives can."
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Mount Evans Road
Mount Blue Sky Roadfrom a yelp reviewer ---"Mount Evans Scenic Byway is truly a special place, and dare I say it the crown jewel of the Denver Mountain Parks System. If you love to drive, this is also one of America's most scenic and epic drives. Hairpin curves, amazing 1000+ft vertical drops with only that little tiny guardrail between you and a drop to the valley below, gorgeous alpine vistas, bristlecone pines, and better and better views as you go higher and higher...it's all of that. It's a drive that while beautiful can also get your heart racing like few drives can."