Great video, again. Thanks so much for making these.

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The fact that there is a prison right outside of town should be everything you need to know about BV. That, and the kind of cultural ignorance that would, in the twenty first century yet, purposefully malign the Spanish language that was responsible for the name of the town, by pronouncing it as "Bew-na Vista". Thanks, but no thanks.

My grandfather built 107 south path, check out the cemetery.....

Thank you once again.

Thank you. I like Cuchara. Nice Scenery. Good job! From Guaymas, Sonora, Mexico.

Fantastic. So much info crammed into 15 minutes, excellent, and riveting. Makes me want to go there right NOW!

Was just up at bear and blue lake 👍 thanks 🫡

nice one, thanks!...lol, i lived in southern colorado for 2 years and never even heard of this place. think imma check it out this fall, when the trees change. 👍

Thank you for this very informative video. I lived in Florissant from three to twelve years old,1960's to the 70's. I took the school bus, rain (LOTS OF SNOW ), or shine to Victor Elementary up to sixth grade and then 7th grade in Cripple Creek. I have many fond memories. We would walk the hills finding many arrowheads and turquoise. I never knew all this history and I again, thank you for this video!

Penrose is actually a really nice place to settle. People are curious of strangers due to most of the residents growing up there and knowing exchother, but they are very friendly people. Next time you're down, visit the Coyote Coffee Den. It's a very pleasant place to grab a bite to eat and a cup of coffee. The biscuits and gravy there are out of this World amazing! Anyhow, I thoroughly enjoyed the video and learned some new things about the area I live.

I was born in walsenbury ( Pineda family 1890) thanks for view am the last, it was nice to view it.

Lowell Thomas was a famous, home grown journalist back in the day, and his museum is in Victor. This Victor native son was portrayed as the cynical American journalist in the movie Lawrence of Arabia, but the movie had another name for him.

Excellent video!!

Used to get alot of snow when I was a kid.

Wait...isn't that Bandon @4:54?

Great review of not just Woodland Park but of the region up in Ute Pass (Hwy 24 corridor, up from the Springs). Including the scenic and welcoming towns of Green Mountain Falls, Chipita Falls and Cascade. Green Mountain Falls is my favorite but just because there always seems to be at least one or more of the incredibly large but truly sweet Colorado Mountain dogs laying in or just outside the pub there. Those dog's deserve an episode of their own You missed Charis Buble College, which to me means truly wonderful and highly professional theatrical productions that the students, teachers and volunteers work so hard to provide to the region. Catching one of their shows is definitely something to behold, regardless of your belief or non-belief in any religion. Oh and on that little road exiting Hwy 24 that takes you to Charis, continue past the Buble college and up into the mountain forest that then takes you to whole forested communities that are located along sometimes paved yet mostly gravel roads. Those communities up there are exactly what most people, who live outside of Colorado and who probably will never get to visit, dream of what it must be like to live in the mountains . Nust north of Woodland Park along Hwy 67 are a number of US Forest Service public campgrounds, with Painted Ricks providing a geological wonders to behold.

My love and I visit Manitou Springs often just to walk around the downtown areas and almost always enjoy a quiet, though very public, picnic on blankets at Soda Springs Park or Memorial Park. Those aren't weird or strange, hippie or homeless or neer'do well's you ran into! That's just the wonderful, eclectic to eccentric normal people who inhabit this Bohemian town. During COVID-19 lockdown (2020), the residents of this incredible community would walk out on their front porch or whatever was the residents equivalent, every evening at 8pm to collectively _"howl like a wolf"_ with all the other residents. This sound echoed off houses, buildings and the rock walls of the canyon it resides in and was truly a spine chilling yet uplifting event to experience as an outsider. The people that live in this place seek to be different, follow their own rules and pathways and are not interested in what others think of them. I believe we all would be as better off, if there were more Manitou's in the world. Last but definitely not leasst, there is hardly any crime there too. The MSPD are as much like their citizens, they are very respectful with a live and let live vibe. ❤

Wow! Just found your channel and Colorado city rankings. If this video is what I'm to expect then I'll be binge watching your content immediately. Thanks gentlemen!

My home town ❤

beautiful

came back to watch this one again besutiful place

waiting for Cuchara !

The BriarHurst manor ,,,,

love this city

Try Pagosa Springs

I grew up in Aurora. I used to live on Mountainview Blvd and Paris St. I moved to Aurora back in 1989.

I grew up in Coos Bay. Your report is excellent. It is a unique and beautiful area. There are plusses and minuses of course like anywhere but I think the plusses outweigh the negatives. When I lived there, there was also a lot of creative stuff, music festivals, art, etc. which was really nice. It is kind of small town and it rains a ton though and it can feel a little bit closed in if you live there, I guess depending on your situation. I'm glad I grew up there and sure would like to go back more frequently than I've been able to in my adult life. So I esp. appreciate your video and getting to see my hometown again. The wildness of the beaches, the forests, the dunes, some of the most beautiful places on earth. Magical.

waiting for Cuchara !

Why oh why would you create and offer a list of rankings on the towns and then cover it up with your embedded tiles to your next videos? That is just awful…

came by again to visit this video ,,,,, Walsenburg ! I hope people never find it and ruin it

a place I might be able to afford ? awesome ! i wonder how far it is to Walmart ?

Littleton was once a quaint suburb

the Highline Canal was once a great place to walk and ride

arrowhead golf course ...

once upon a time a person could afford to live here ....1973 ...beautiful area !

Peyton ! down town Peyton !

nice and it was once affordable !

Enjoyed,and too expensive for the average person ,, ....

TRICARE!

My mother is from Canon City; my grandparents on my mother's side lived there. My grandfather worked as a prison guard at the prison there. Canon City is the Walla Walla of Colorado.

With Pike and Medano pass, I'm surprised you didn't mention the sand dunes😮😢

I live in trinidad colorado

Great video!

Awesome job once again

Thank you to you and your family for documenting these towns.

Back in 1968, while working at a summer camp near there, visited BV and ate at the H.Burger stand there, a couple of times. Hitchhiked there, no less. What times. Thanks.