denver & cities of the rockies
The Front Range
The Northern Front Range corridor is a mix of diverse populations, thriving cities, and active lifestyles, all within view of the spectacular Rocky Mountains. This region spans from the beautiful foothills of Golden to the sweeping plains of Greeley and has a rich history of ranching, farming, and mining. Colorado’s Front Range along the eastern edge of the Rocky Mountains has long attracted people, including the Ute, Arapaho, and Cheyenne people. Today many Native people from numerous tribes continue to call it home.
The region is home to vibrant art scenes, numerous museums and arts complexes, iconic music venues, and a multitude of professional sports teams. In this region, one can spend the day exploring Rocky Mountain National Park and the evening watching musicians perform at Red Rocks. The vibrant cities and towns along the northern Front Range, all with their own unique identities and histories, offer an optimal blend of urban amenities and access to Colorado’s natural environments, allowing for the enjoyment of the best of both worlds on a daily basis.
Connect with your Local 250-150 Committee
The Front Range's commemorative efforts are being coordinated by Local Organizing Committees, made up of community members and local leaders. Led by Commission Advisory Panel members, these committees are working to engage the community through idea generation, community outreach, and local event planning for Colorado’s Sesquisemiquincentennial.
To learn more about local efforts, contact Advisory Panel members, or to get involved, connect here.
Advisory Panel Members
The America 250 - Colorado 150 Advisory Panel is a geographically-diverse committee of individuals that inform the Commission and lead Local Organizing Committees. These individuals represent your region on this Advisory Panel and lead your Local Organizing Committee.