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Summer 2016

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As the weather warms it’s time to explore our beautiful state! We offer a large variety of excursions so please take time to browse through this newsletter and join us for some exhilarating day trips, beautiful hikes, delectable dining adventures and fun filled extended travel vacations. We also have many new exciting day trips, theater performances, tours and much more! We are sure you will find an adventure that suits you.

All of our day trips require moderate walking and a few stairs. Excursions with a next to the trip name usually include a walking tour of the venue or there will be a significant amount of walking required. Please note that if participants plan on bringing a walker or wheelchair on a trip they must notify the front desk when they register so we can ensure we have room to store them on the van.

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SEVEN FALLS We’ll have lunch first at the Broadmoor’s newest and charming Restaurant 1858. Restaurant 1858 offers uniquely Colorado cuisine incorporating the same high quality ingredients that guests expect at The Broadmoor! Afterwards we explore South Cheyenne Canyon – only five minutes from the very civilized Broadmoor Hotel – to find yourself immersed in Colorado’s famous natural beauty, Seven Falls. Once inside Seven Falls, you’ll be enveloped by cliffs and delighted by the cascade of water which tumbles 181 feet down the head of a box canyon into seven distinct leaps. If you like, you can venture up the trail to see the waterfalls from different vantages. Menu Range: $14-$22233257 June 1 Wed., 9:15 a.m.-4:45 p.m. $61 ($47 Res.)Deadline to cancel/register: May 1

GREELEY: TRAILS, RAILS & HISTORIC TALES We’re off to visit three historic locations in Greeley! First we tour the Colorado Railroad Museum, a one of a kind facility featuring over 600 railroad artifacts. After the tour we have a delicious lunch at Moody’s American Grill. The tour continues with the Greeley History Museum where we learn about some of northern Colorado’s most famous residents. We end the day touring the historic 1870 Meeker Home Museum. This tour offers us learning on Meeker’s

vision for settling the west and understand why there’s a town and mountain named after him. This trip is not appropriate for individuals with walkers and wheelchairs. Menu Range: $8-$14233258 June 3 Fri., 8:30 a.m.-5:15 p.m. $65 ($50 Res.)Deadline to cancel/register: May 3

RAMBLER RANCHHidden in the rolling hills of the Black Forest, about 60 miles east of downtown Denver, sits one of Colorado’s best kept secrets…Terry Gale’s Rambler Ranch is the largest collection of AMC vehicles in the world! Come explore the ranch and pack a sack lunch to enjoy at the Rambler Ranch. This trip is not appropriate for individuals with walkers and wheelchairs.231303 June 9Thu., 8:45 a.m.-2:30 p.m.$47 ($36 Res.)Deadline to cancel/register: May 9

SENIORS ON THE MOVE, GO WHEREVER LIFE TAKES YOU – ON RTDFind out how easy it is to use the RTD public transit system. This two part program will provide you with valuable information as well as “first hand experience.” After the one hour class at the ACAA, we head out for a trip on the bus and light rail to the restored Union Station Transit Center. You have time there to browse around and enjoy an afternoon snack (on your own) before

Heavy walkingand several stairs

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Join us as we explore all that the Front Range has to offer.

Many trips are in the Denver Metro area and are

followed by a lunch destination. Transportation is provided and leaves from the Aurora Center for Active

Adults. Register at least 1 week in advance, or before

the deadline. Arrive 15 minutes prior to departure

to check-in at the front desk.

AURORA CENTER FOR ACTIVE ADULTS • 30 DEL MAR CIRCLE

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heading back. Bring a sack lunch or snack to eat before heading out for our transit adventure. We will take the 121 to the “H” Line at 9 Mile Station, once downtown we’ll take the 16th Street Shuttle to Union Station returning around 5 p.m. Keep in mind you will be gone all afternoon and there will be walking 2-3 blocks (at times). FREE - Coupons for the bus ride will be provided.235319 June 10Fri., 10:30 a.m.-5 p.m.FREE (Pre-registration Required)

INTO THE WOODS (Candlelight Dinner Theatre) With an irresistible story and an unforgettable score including classics such as, “Hello, Dolly!”, “It Only Takes a Moment,” and the show-stopping “Before the Paradise Passes By,” Hello, Dolly! has been delighting audiences around the worlds since 1964. Dolly Levi is a delightful scheming busybody who makes her living as a matchmaker in the glamorous 1800s New York at the turn of the century. Winner of 10 Tony Awards, including Best Musical, Best Original Score, and Best Choreography.233259 June 11 Sat., 11 a.m.-5:30 p.m. $95 ($75 Res.)Deadline to cancel/register: May 12

OLD TOWN FORT COLLINS Enjoy a fun filled day of shopping and dining in Old Town Fort Collins! There is no itinerary so you are able to explore the shops and restaurants of Fort Collins however you desire. The van drops participants off in Old Town so the amount of walking you do is up to you. This trip is not appropriate for individuals with walkers and wheelchairs.233260 June 13 Mon., 9:45 a.m.-4:15 p.m. $39 ($30 Res.)

MOB NIGHT Join Denver mob historian Tom Hackett as he takes the day trippers on a very special night out, mob style. Touring several mob locations before we head to Gaetano’s Italian Restaurant for a special

mob themed dinner and Sinatra singer. Afterwards we’ll get to preview an episode of the newly created Family of Honor mob series. This trip is not appropriate for individuals with wheelchairs. Menu Range: $10-$16233261 June 15 Wed., 4:30-9:15 p.m. $65 ($50 Res.) Deadline to cancel/register: May 13

DHT: JUDAIC DENVERDenver’s history represents many backgrounds with people from around the world bringing their traditions, languages and religions. The primary Jewish migrations into the High Plains took place in the 1800s, leaving a remarkable and indelible presence that has carried through to the modern day. Let’s visit the sites from both the past and the present, leaving you with a greater appreciation for this often overlooked aspect of Denver’s tapestry. (Tour includes a break for lunch, so please bring some money for your meal.) This trip is not appropriate for individuals with wheelchairs. Menu Range: $7-$12233263 June 22 Wed., 10 a.m.- 3 p.m. $52 ($40 Res.)

FOOT LOOSE (Boulder Dinner Theatre) When Ren and his mother move from Chicago to a small farming town, Ren is prepared for the inevitable adjustment period at his new high school. What he isn’t prepared for are the rigorous local edicts, including a ban on dancing instituted by the local preacher, determined to exercise the control over the town’s youth that he cannot command in his own home. To the rockin’ rhythm of its Oscar and Tony-nominated top 40 score and augmented with dynamic new songs for the stage musical, Footloose celebrates the wisdom of listening to young people, guiding them with a warm heart and an open mind.233264 June 26 Sun., 11:15 a.m.-5:30 p.m. $98 ($78 Res.) Deadline to cancel/register: May 10

ROCKIES VS. BLUE JAYS Join us for an afternoon to cheer on the Rockies! Lunch and snacks are on your own at the ballpark. Tickets to the game are included in the registration fee. 233265 June 29 Wed., 11:30 a.m.-5 p.m. $46 ($35 Res.)Deadline to cancel/register: May 24

ANTIQUE WASHING MACHINE MUSEUM Grab some laundry and get ready for old washing machine heaven! Mr. Lee Maxwell owns over 1,000 antique and vintage washing machines ranging from antique laundry machines from Acme to Zenith, with dozens of brands in between (including old favorites like Maytag, Kenmore and Sears). If you’re into laundry-related antiques, don’t miss this tour! Before the tour we have lunch at the Eaton Country Club. This trip is not appropriate for individuals with walkers and wheelchairs. Menu Range: $8-$14233266 June 30 Thu., 9:45 a.m.-4:15 p.m. $44 ($34 Res.)Deadline to cancel/register: May 27

CO HARD CIDER BREWERY TOURWe’re headed to Denver’s original steakhouse…The Buckhorn Exchange! Located in the city’s oldest neighborhood, just 5 minutes from downtown Denver. A national Historic Landmark and Western Museum has been serving the finest in Old West fare since 1893. Then to the Colorado Hard Cider Company to take a tour and to sample a flight of different ciders included in the registration fee. Learn all about hard cider and how it has taken America by storm! Please note hard cider is an alcohol beverage. Registration fee includes one flight of hard cider. Menu Range: $10-$16233267 July 8 Fri., 10:30 a.m.-3p.m. $25 ($19 Res.)

MARDI GRAS CASINO Sit back and relax as you are comfortably taken to the Mardi Gras Casino. The casino package includes a $10 food credit, $5 free play on player’s card and free drinks while gambling. You must use your player card to earn points, receive package and be 21 to enroll for this trip. Meals are on your own at the casino. 233268 July 13 Wed., 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. $9 ($7 Res.)Deadline to cancel/register: June 21

DHT: HISTORY OF AURORAThough originally named Fletcher, after its founder, the city would later reimagine itself as Aurora, for the rising dawn in the east. Like that beautiful image of coming promise, the city by that name has risen to fulfill much of that promise. Join Denver History Tours for an exploration of the history, places, people and future of the city of Aurora. Though growing in the shadow of its better known neighbor to the west, the city has a great deal to offer in its own right. You may know it well, and you might even live there, but let’s have the fun of basking in the glow of Aurora! (Tour includes a break for lunch, so please bring some money for your meal.) Menu Range: $7-$12233269 July 14 Thu., 10 a.m.-3 p.m. $52 ($40 Res.)

ROCKIES VS. DEVIL RAYS Join us for an afternoon to cheer on the Rockies! Lunch and snacks are on your own at the ballpark. Tickets to the game are included in the registration fee. 233270 July 20 Wed., 11:30 a.m.-5 p.m. $46 ($35 Res.)Deadline to cancel/register: June 16

CANCELLATION POLICY• If we cancel the class trips: 100%

refund.• If you cancel 5 or more business

days before class/trips starts:1. 100% transfer to another class/

trips.2. 100% credit to your Recreation

account. (Credits not used by one year from date of issuance are forfeited and placed in the Recreation Scholarship fund.)

3. Refund less $5 processing fee.• If you cancel less than 5 business

days before class/trips starts: No refund.

• If you must cancel, call 303.739.7950.

• Refunds take 2-3 weeks to process and mail.

Please plan your schedule carefully. We depend on your enrollment for successful trips!

CANCELLATION/REGISTRATION DEADLINESCancellation/Registration deadlines may apply for some trips and are posted as such. For these trips, please register by the deadline. If you cancel after the cancellation/registration deadline, your trip fees are non-refundable.

Cancellations made before the cancellation deadline are subject to the normal cancellation policy.

AURORA CENTER FOR ACTIVE ADULTS • 30 DEL MAR CIRCLE

ARMCHAIRAdventures

Take an expedition like no other as we ferry down 4,000+ miles of the Amazon River and its tributaries. The adventure takes us afloat through the countries of Peru, Colombia, Brazil and

Bolivia. Along the way we venture deep into untouched jungles, learn about local wildlife and it’s people while spending time camped out on an oil tanker loaded with a herd of cattle. Please join us for a slideshow, stories, fun and laughs on this comical journey deep into the heart of the Amazon! The presentation will be free but please call 303.739.7950 to register #235329 so we know how many people will be attending.

FREEAmazon AdventurePresented by Mick Prozinski

Wed., July 27 • 3-4 p.m.Room 111 • 235329

NORTH FORK RANCH REST & RELAXATION You are in for a treat as we visit the North Fork Guest Ranch ten miles west of Bailey. We will have an exceptional buffet style lunch with views of 12,000’ snowcapped peaks nearby and time to relax at the ranch situated near the North Fork of the South Platte River. The ranch takes great pride in feeding you well. Their exceptional gourmet flair is sure to satisfy every appetite. Buffet style lunch included in registration fee. This trip is not appropriate for individuals with walkers and wheelchairs. 233271 July 28 Thu., 10:15 a.m.-4 p.m. $74 ($57 Res.)Deadline to cancel/register: June 28

233272 Aug. 25 Thu., 10:15 a.m.-4 p.m. $74 ($57 Res.)Deadline to cancel/register: July 25

DHT: PEAK TO PEAK The Peak to Peak Highway is a scenic masterpiece like few others, filled with history, sights and diversions sure to entertain even the most jaded urbanite. Join Denver History Tours for a drive of superlatives. Stretching from Estes Park to the gambling towns of Central City and Black Hawk, the Peak to Peak is so amazing that even the Pope would approve, with keys, carousels, corpses and more. Care to take a ‘peak?’ This trip is not appropriate for individuals with walkers and wheelchairs. (Tour includes a break for lunch, so please bring some money for your meal.) Menu Range: $8-$14233273 July 29 Fri., 9 a.m.-5 p.m. $59 ($45 Res.)

233274 Aug. 11 Thu., 9 a.m.-5 p.m. $59 ($45 Res.)

BETTY FORD GARDENS VAIL At 8,250 feet above sea level, the spectacular Betty Ford Alpine Gardens in Vail is the highest and one of the most visited botanical gardens in North America. The Gardens delight and educate with each changing season, offering visitors beautiful streams, waterfalls, a dazzling array of wildflower colors in the summer. The Gardens seek to cultivate the joy and an appreciation of gardening as well as provide a tranquil reprise from the hectic day-to-day life. Afterwards we have lunch at Blu’s Restaurant, a true hidden gem of Vail serving American Cuisine. Menu Range: $10-$16233275 Aug. 1 Mon., 8:15 a.m.-4:15 p.m. $80 ($60 Res.)Deadline to cancel/register: June 1

GEORGETOWN LOOP RAILROAD All aboard! Go for a ride on the Georgetown Loop Railroad, an engineering marvel originally built in 1884, the railroad fulfilled the hopes of Georgetown citizens to become a prosperous settlement connected to Denver and points east. We board the first class parlor cars which are fully enclosed with tables and chair seating. Afterwards we enjoy lunch at the local favorite Euro Grill. This trip is not appropriate for individuals with walkers and wheelchairs. Menu Range: $10-$16233276 Aug. 3 Wed., 8:45 a.m.-3:30 p.m. $88 ($68 Res.)Deadline to cancel/register: July 1

DENVER MOB BUS TOUR Back by popular demand! Join mob historian Tom Hackett on this exciting bus tour through North Denver’s Little Italy! We’ll explore former social clubs, homes and haunts of some of Denver’s most influential mobsters, while uncovering the truth behind many of these legends. Afterwards we will have a mystery Italian lunch at a former mob run restaurant! This trip is not appropriate for individuals with wheelchairs. Menu Range: $8-$13233262 Aug. 5 Fri., 4:30-9:15 p.m. $35 ($27 Res.)

BRECKENRIDGE SHOPPING TRIP With over 200 quaint shops lining historic Main Street, there’s no shortage of shopping in Breckenridge. There’s no itinerary for this trip so you can explore Breckenridge’s shops and restaurants at your leisure. The bus drops participants off downtown so the amount of walking on the trip is up to you.233277 Aug. 10 Wed., 9 a.m.-7 p.m.$48 ($37 Res.)

ROCKIES VS. DODGERS Join us for an afternoon to cheer on the Rockies! Lunch and snacks are on your own at the ballpark. Tickets to the game are included in the registration fee. 233278 Aug. 31 Wed., 11:30 a.m.-5 p.m. $46 ($35 Res.)Deadline to cancel/register: July 28

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CHEROKEE RANCH CASTLE TOUR AND TEA Join us at the Cherokee Ranch Castle for an exclusive tour of this historic mansion with its unique antique furnishings and artwork. The massive doors open and you enter an architectural masterpiece echoing 1450’s Scotland that also includes views of the Rocky Mountain panorama you won’t soon forget. Afterwards, be treated like royalty as we sit down for a formal, English-style tea. The cost of the tea, tax and gratuity is included in the registration fee. This trip is not appropriate for individuals with wheelchairs.233279 June 8 Wed., 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m. $87 ($67 Res.) Deadline to cancel/register: Apr. 29

CAFÉ MONETCafé Monet presents a “truly gourmet” dining experience. Offering both Country French and Italian food, you choose what to savor from the wide variety of menu choices. Enjoy the roomy, romantic atmosphere with intimate booth seating. The low lighting adds to the experience of this unique and cozy restaurant. Menu Range: $10-$16233280 June 16 Thu., 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. $20 ($15 Res.)

PERFECT LANDINGWelcome to The Perfect Landing Restaurant, conveniently located close to the Centennial Airport in the Denver Tech Center. A classic cherry wood bar framed with beautiful etched glass greets guests as they enter the restaurant. Guests sitting next to the windows can view the entire Front Range from Pikes Peak all the way to Longs Peak! No wonder this restaurant is called “Denver’s Hidden Gem Restaurant”. Menu Range: $8-$14

233281 June 20 Mon., 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. $20 ($15 Res.)

MONACO INNExperience specialty, quality and authentic homemade Greek, Mexican and American food. This Denver institution has been serving loyal customers for 27 years and everything they serve is prepared fresh daily in their kitchen. Menu Range: $8-$14233282 July 6 Wed., 10:45 a.m.-1:15 p.m. $13 ($10 Res.)

NONO’S CAFÉServing great Southern food with outstanding service in a comfortable and laid back atmosphere. NoNo’s ever changing menu consists of recipes that they have created, along with those collected over the years from family, friends and acquaintances. They offer a unique menu serving FRESH, quality food at a reasonable price! Menu Range: $8-$14233283 July 11 Mon., 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. $20 ($15 Res.)

TOCABE, AMERICAN INDIAN EATERY Featured on Food Networks: Diners, Drive-ins and Dives, Tocabe first opened its doors in December 2008 and is the only American Indian owned and operated restaurant in Metro Denver. The restaurant setting is a clean, warm, open space with connections to American Indian cultural elements, infused with a contemporary atmosphere. Tocabe family recipes create a new and unique take on American Indian cuisine. Menu Range: $8-$14233284 July 18 Mon., 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. $20 ($15 Res.)

SOUTHERN HOSPITALITYSouthern Hospitality is a Five Star Diamond award-winning restaurant that features upscale Memphis-style barbecue, complimented by a wide array of popular micro-brews served in a unique and high energy environment. Menu Range: $9-$15233285 Aug. 8 Mon., 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. $20 ($15 Res.)

HUMPHREY HOUSE TOUR AND TEA Step back in time with hats, gloves, pearls, muffs and stoles provided for wear during your teatime. Join us for a delightful afternoon at the Historic Thompson House Inn as we enjoy an 1802 Traditional Tea. After our teatime we take a quick tour of the Historic Thompson House Inn followed by a stop in the Boutique. The cost of the Traditional Tea, tax and gratuity is included in the registration fee. This trip is not appropriate for individuals with walkers or wheelchairs due to the historic building.233286 Aug. 17 Wed., 10:30 a.m.-2:45 p.m. $52 ($40 Res.)Deadline to cancel/register: July 15

ASSIGNMENTS RESTAURANTJoin us for our Day Tripper tradition of attending Assignments Restaurant! The restaurant is unique because students from the International Culinary School in Denver prepare your meal under the watchful eye of professional chefs. Lunch will be a multi-course meal where participants can pick from several options for each course on the menu. The price of the meal and gratuity is included in the registration fee. 233287 Aug. 24 Wed., 10:45 a.m.-2:45 p.m. $40 ($31 Res.)

AURORA CENTER FOR ACTIVE ADULTS • 30 DEL MAR CIRCLE

AdventuresDININGJoin us as we travel to some of our favorite destinations along the Front Range for good food and good company! Transportation is provided and leaves from the Aurora Center for Active Adults. Menu ranges are listed with each restaurant description.

Course # Date DestinationStarting Elevation

Elevation Gain

Miles Round Trip Rating Nearest Town

233288 Jun. 7 Payne Creek 8,230’ 1,000’ 6.8 1.5 Bailey233289 Jun. 14 South St. Vrain 8,700’ 900’ 6.2 1.5 Nederland233290 Jun. 21 Lily Mtn. 9,780’ 1,200’ 4.4 2 Estes Park235293 Jun. 28 Lake Helene* 9,475’ 1,300’ 6.2 1.5 Estes Park233291 Jul. 5 Rolling Creek 8,360’ 800’ 5 1 Bailey233292 Jul. 12 Ceran St. Vrain 8,000’ 600’ 4.5 1.5 Ward233293 Jul. 19 Mt. Nystrom 10,555’ 1,300’ 7 2.5 Berthoud Falls233294 Jul. 26 Butler Gulch 10,400’ 1,400’ 6 2.5 Berthoud Falls233295 Aug. 2 West Jefferson Trl. 10,000’ 600’ 6 2 Jefferson233296 Aug. 9 Bob & Betty Lakes 11,600 980’ 3.4 2 Rollins Pass233297 Aug. 16 High Lonesome 11,600’ 500’ 6 2 Rollins Pass233298 Aug. 23 Diamond Lake 10,100’ 1,500’ 6.3 2.5 Nederland233299 Aug. 30 Waterous Gulch 10,400’ 1,500’ 5.5 2.5 Bakerville

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GENERAL HIKE INFORMATIONPlease note that hiking trails/locations are subject to change due to a variety of reasons. The elevation gain and miles round trip are estimates and the actual distances could vary on each hike. Return times are approximate and could be much earlier or later. **Bring your America the Beautiful/senior park pass or $10 cash.

HIKE RATING1 = Easier (3-5 miles round trip and/or less than 700 feet elevation gain. Generally easy terrain with milder elevation gain.)2 = Moderate (5-7 miles round trip and/or 700-1,500 feet elevation gain. Mix of easy and harder terrain-rocky or short steep sections.

ACAA HIKING READINESSACAA hikers must complete a Hiking Readiness Assessment and return it to the ACAA front desk at least one week prior to going on the hike for the first time. The ACAA strives to provide a positive hiking experience for active adults. Hikers must be in good health and have the stamina, endurance and skills to safely hike in Colorado’s mountain and foothill trails. Final determina-tion of participation is at the discretion of the ACAA.

HIKING EQUIPMENTDay backpack, footwear with good support and lugged soles for traction, rain gear, snacks/lunch, at least one quart of water, clothing for the time of year and varying weather, hat, sunglasses and sunscreen. For a more detailed equipment list, please call 303.739.7957.

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High Country HIKES

Gauge Your Ability: Hiking is a physically demanding exercise!

The Aurora Center for Active Adults is an equal opportunity service provider and operates under special-usepermits from the Arapahoe/Roosevelt, Pike and White River National Forests

Take the day off and hike with us! We provide the transportation and guide. Trips depart from the lobby of the Aurora Center for Active Adults (6th and Peoria). Regardless of the weather in the metro area, hikers must be prepared for significant weather changes in the mountains. For a recommended equipment list, call 303.739.7950.

HIKES FILL UP FAST REGISTER EARLY. Fee: $31 per hiker ($24 Resident)7:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m.Return times are approximate

DISCOVER CROATIA, SLOVENIA AND THE ADRIATIC COASTApril 23rd, 201712 DAYS • 15-16 MEALS— Medieval architecture, tranquil lakes, local villages and Croatian charm delight you on this tour featuring Dubrovnik, Lake Bled, Ljubljana, and the pearls of the stunning Dalmatian coast. Begin your exploration with two nights in Opatija, the “Riviera of Croatia” and an Istrian gem. Explore Plitvice National Park by foot and by boat, a place where waterfalls cascade down sheer cliffs connecting 16 pristine lakes. Connect with the local people during a home-hosted dinner. Explore the white stone buildings, winding alleys, and massive city walls of the ancient harbor town, Dubrovnik. Step inside Diocletian’s Palace and back into Roman times in Split’s Old Town. Explore Ljubljana, Slovenia’s quaint capital city, and float on a “pletna” boat on serene Lake Bled. Ride a funicular up to Ljubljana Castle where a delicious dinner awaits.

TROPICAL COSTA RICA December 5th, 2016 9 DAYS • 13-14 MEALS— Lush forests and stunning waterfalls… rumbling volcanoes and endless coastlines… Costa Rica is a paradise teeming with exotic plants and incredible animals. Luxuriate at a resort for two nights in Tamarindo Beach, known for its breathtaking beauty and fine sandy beaches. Spend two nights in Monteverde’s fascinating cloud forest. Experience the forest canopy on hanging bridges nature walk. Explore part of the 20,000 acre nature preserve of Cano Negro on a river boat adventure. Relax in the mineral-rich waters of a hot springs with views of Arenal Volcano. Explore San Jose’s Plaza de Cultura and the magnificent National Theatre.

Trip Cancellation Insurance: Trip cancellation interruption insurance is highly recommended and may be purchased from a variety of insurance carriers; the ACAA does not endorse any one carrier.

Extended TRAVELCOLLETTE SLIDE SHOW - Thursday, May 5 at 2 p.m.A Collette representative will be doing a free slide show presentation at the Aurora Center for Active Adults on the upcoming extended travel trips. The presentation will be free but please call 303.739.7950 to register #235320 so we know how many people will be attending.

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