Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards
78th Annual Educational Conference
Denver, Colorado

On the advice of Horace Greeley, founder of the New York Tribune, "Go West" is what you will be doing as you embark on a Gray Line bus for a tour of Denver’s mountain parks. We’ll take you through the Lakewood suburb, home of the Denver Federal Center, on the way to Red Rocks Park & Ampitheater. This natural ampitheater is flanked by two towering 500-foot-high sandstone formations and is a popular venue for both performers and audiences due to its near perfect acoustics and beautiful mountain setting. You’re not likely to see anything like this anywhere else, and be among those to visit the brand new Visitor’s Center, which includes interactive educational displays explaining the geologic and music history of Red Rocks, plus a performer’s Hall of Fame display.

From there you’ll head up the mountain, following the route of pioneer stage coaches up Bear Creek Canyon to Evergreen, the "Blue Spruce Capital of the World", toward our destination at the top of Lookout Mountain, the site of Buffalo Bill Cody’s final resting place. Visit the Buffalo Bill Museum with exhibits about the West and the man himself, and enjoy the spectacular views of Denver and the mountains. A hearty snack will be provided on the mountain-top before we descend down the old "Lariat Trail" to Golden, Colorado’s Territorial Capitol in 1862, where your tour guide will point out some of the highlights of Golden’s historical downtown, as well as the Colorado School of Mines, before heading back to Denver.