American economy may be at an all time low, and times are surely hard for most of us in America; perhaps it is time to start investing in yourself and what makes you happy. Maybe today, more than ever, is a day to consider a dare-to-be-great situation and start exploring new possibilities! Every great story begins with somebody doing something that seems uncomfortable, scary, and even potentially costly, but if you never step outside of your comfort zone you may never know what you’re worth.

How does 7,546 feet (that’s 1. 439 miles) above the ocean sound? Maybe glorious panoramic views of the glorious visual splendor that Colorado has to offer tickles your fancy. You can take advantage of Colorado’s own Rocky Mountain National Park, which was the 6th most visited National Park in 2009. Hiking, backpacking, fishing, camping, birdwatching, and so much more are waiting for anybody who is daring and caring enough to venture to Estes Park, CO.

For those of us already living in Colorado, why don’t we start using what CO have to offer? Take a risk, live the gamble, and dare to move closer to God’s majesty incarnate. Estes Park, CO has all the luxuries and wonder of any small town and so very much more. Estes Park has over 140 stores and shops that offer local goods as well as national products, and offers more than 120 restaurants. Estes even offers a great single scene, with 40% of it’s local population finding themselves without a life partner and nearly 20% of the population between 18 and 34.

Now is the time, and Estes Park is the place if you are considering relocating your life to a place where you can be a true Coloradoan. Why not move to a place where the most challenging day-to-day choices can be what you love most about the place you live?

When you are relocating to a different state, or even city, you often feel lost and have a hard time getting around for the first few months. Whether you’re moving to Fort Collins, Greeley, Windsor, Loveland, Wellington or Johnstown; you’re moving into Northern CO. Living in Northern Colorado is an amazing experience, and if you paid attention to Money Magazines Best Places to Live; Fort Collins took 2^nd place in 2008. Here are a few things to know about your new home town:

Outdoor Activities

Northern Colorado has great outdoor activities. Whether you are wanting to go for a hike, try out white water rafting, Frisbee golf with friends, take a cross country bike trip or just have a picnic in the park; you can count on finding them all at your finger tips on Northern CO. And with over 300 days of sunshine, it’s most likely going to be a beautiful day.

Check out Trails.com to find local hiking trails and campgrounds. You can also check with the city’s Chamber of Commerce for maps and guides. Check out Rocky Mountain Adventures for White Water Rafting and Rolling Spokes Bike Tours to see if there are any local bike tours in your area.

Breweries

Fort Collins has 5…count em 5, amazing breweries all within a few miles of each other. The most popular, New Belgium Brewery, is a hot spot for tourist and newcomers to CO. But don’t stop there; be sure to check out Odell’s Brewery, Fort Collins Brewery, Coopersmith’s Pub and Brewery. Anheiser Busch is also close, but doesn’t have the local feel that the other 4 breweries have.

Road Trip!

Moving to Northern CO means you get to be around beautiful trees, mountains and flowers all the time. Getting in the car and taking a trip up to Estes Park is a MUST! The drive and the canyon will blow you away. Also be sure to go up the Poudre Canyon for another breath taking view. Colorado is extremely beautiful, so be sure to get out there and see what you now call home. You’ll feel lucky you live here.

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If you’re planning on relocating to Northern Colorado, whether it is Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, Windsor, etc., please contact us for a free moving quote!