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The illustrious Doc Holliday was a well-traveled man, and ended up here, overlooking Glenwood Springs, Colo. Holliday is buried in a quaint hilltop cemetary full of interesting gravestones and markers. To find out why Glenwood is a good place to rest one's bones, check out Glenwood Springs: Colorado's dressed-down resort town .

No Name Creek, east of Glenwood Springs, swells with snowmelt each spring. A beautiful trail along the creek takes hikers deep into the forest.

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