Yet it fits perfectly into the historic atmosphere of Golden, Colorado, where Ute, Arapaho and Cheyenne tribes once roamed and where the Gold Rush of 1859 lured so many pioneers to the area that for a period of Colorado’s history Golden was the territorial capitol.
Truly one of the finest western galleries in Colorado. We pride ourselves with Art of the New West by national and local artists. Premium merchandise for the discriminating buyer including pottery, sculpture, home decor and outdoor art.
Awards and Recognitions:
- Business of the Year Award 2000
- Helping Hearts Hands Honors Spirits in the Wind Gallery For Outstanding Support
Free Parking * Personal Service * Friendly Atmosphere
DOWNTOWN GOLDEN
The streets of historic downtown Golden are lined with an assortment of one-of-a-kind shops, recreation outfitters, music clubs, fine dining restaurants, breweries, distilleries, cafes and taverns, making it one of the most fun and interesting towns on the Front Range with delicious food and drink, and outstanding shopping.
Coors/ Molson Brewery is located in Golden. Tours buses take the tourists through downtown Golden and a free tour is offered with tastings. Approximately 360,000 tourists from all over the world visit annually and frequent downtown Golden daily.
Golden has become a destination to live and work.
People visit Golden become so impressed that they go home, pack up and move back.
All highways connect to downtown. Being a short distance to the airport, customers visit before heading to the mountains or their way back waiting for a flight.
The downtown historic district has so much to offer with walking trails adorned with beautiful monumental bronze.
SPIRITS IN THE WIND GALLERY
celebrates 28 years in Golden.
For the past years, customers have become repeat customers and friends. The gallery has become a destination. Locals frequent because they know if an anniversary, birthday, wedding gift or more is needed, they will find what they need at Spirits in the Wind Gallery. New home buyers decorate their new home or their 2nd or 3rd homes. They are excited to find the quality merchandise that’s unique!
ABOUT GOLDEN COLORADO
FOUNDED IN 1859
Founded in 1859, Golden is an idyllic former gold rush town nestled between North and South Table Mountains and the spectacular foothills of the Colorado Rocky Mountains. Originally named “Golden City” it became the capital of the federally recognized Colorado Territory in 1862. The territorial legislature met here until 1867 and boarded where the Astor House Museum is now located. When Colorado became a state in 1876, locals were outraged when Denver snagged the title of state capital, but the loss of name distinction did nothing to slow Golden’s growth.
Local Charm and Historic Roots Golden Colorado provides the quintessential Colorado mountain town experience without the elevation or long drive from Denver. Whether it’s from Denver International Airport or anywhere else in the Mile High City, Golden is only a short distance from the ski areas.
Whether you’re looking for a modern hotel room, an RV park for your motor coach or a cozy room in a bed and breakfast, Golden has the very best lodging experiences for you. Experience captivating vistas of the Rocky Mountains from a balcony at Table Mountain Inn or enjoy a modern twist on the Old West with a spacious suite at the Golden Hotel. Boutique B&B’s in Golden’s historic districts offer a relaxing escape with modern amenities close to shopping and dining. Come and stay with us and have the mountain experience without the hassle and expense of traveling to the mountains.
Information About This Fair City
Golden is the best reason to enjoy the quality of life. Golden is a small town with a beautiful, historic downtown and world-class outdoor amenities. We have charming shops, several microbreweries, great restaurants, and an amazing number of museums. We also have a kayak course, rock climbing, hiking, mountain biking, hang-gliding, and an award-winning golf course.
Golden is a classic American small town, with a major dose of the Old West. Nestled in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, Golden is about 15 miles west of downtown Denver, but separated from the rest of the metro area by two mesas, North and South Table mountains. Our historic downtown forms the heart of our community and is the location of most of our large community events. Downtown is also popular with visitors, as it offers a wide array of restaurants and shops in Victorian-era buildings and is surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery.
Thousands of people visit Golden during the Golden Fine Arts Festival Downtown Golden.
One of the top festivals in the country.
Fossil Trace Golf Club is currently a premier public golf course designed by renowned golf course architect Jim Engh. Golf at Fossil Trace is available for daily fee play and is open for limited private and corporate golf outings & events. The golf course opened in July of 2003, approximately 64-million years after the first dinosaurs walked where holes 11 through 15 now sit. Triceratops footprints, as well as other prehistoric creatures’ fossils can be viewed adjacent to the 12th green. Located just inside the main doors is an exhibit that details the rich history of the property and shares information about the dinosaur tracks and other important fossils uncovered on the site.
From the day that Fossil Trace Golf Club opened, local and national golf course awards and accolades have been steadily rolling in, making Fossil Trace Golf Club a renowned golf course not only in Colorado but in the United States.
Check out: http://www.visitgolden.com
Demographics
Golden has several flourishing business parks, with occupants ranging from Fortune 500 companies to small start ups. We have high concentrations of energy companies, manufacturers of medical devices, bicycles, and advanced materials, and an amazing array of other industries. Check the listings within Business Parks & Their Inhabitants to see the scope of industries based in Golden.
Population
9498 1 mile /15,628 2 mile/ 26,113 3 mile
Daytime Population
11,632 1 mile / 15,220 2 mile / 28,016 3 mile
Avg. Daily Traffic
on Washington north of 11th 14,916 VPD
on Washington South of 11th 8,505 VPD
Households
3,884 1 mile/ 6231 2 mile/ 10,540 3 mile
Traffic Counts
Washington Street & 12th Street 22,000
Ranked Very Walkable with Walk Score of 83
Stong are tourism and population growth
City of Golden plans to purchase land in the near future from Coors downtown to build a Beer Museum,
Theater and Convention Center
Presently, additional new restaurants being built on Washington Avenue
Very active and very positive!
Business Parks & Their Inhabitants
Corporate Center
6 and 40 Properties
Canyon View Business Park
Coors Technology Center
Information About This Fair City
Golden is the best reason to enjoy the quality of life. Golden is a small town with a beautiful, historic downtown and world-class outdoor amenities. We have charming shops, several microbreweries, great restaurants, and an amazing number of museums. We also have a kayak course, rock climbing, hiking, mountain biking, hang-gliding, and an award-winning golf course.
Golden is a classic American small town, with a major dose of the Old West. Nestled in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, Golden is about 15 miles west of downtown Denver, but separated from the rest of the metro area by two mesas, North and South Table mountains. Our historic downtown forms the heart of our community and is the location of most of our large community events. Downtown is also popular with visitors, as it offers a wide array of restaurants and shops in Victorian-era buildings and is surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery.
Clear Creek offers kayaking, tubing, fly-fishing, and gold-panning. Pedestrian/bike paths run along both sides of the creek. A wonderful place to work and live! A dream come true.
Red Rocks Amphitheater and Bandimere Racetrack
