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Fort Collins has lots to see and do. The most recent addition to its attractions is "Soapstone" natural area. Packed full of archaeological and historic artifacts this region is due to open in 2009. If you cannot wait until then check out Avery House or The Old Federal Building. The Lincoln Center is the place to go for live entertainment and exhibitions. It boasts two theaters, four exhibition galleries and a concert hall. There are plenty of festivals, which run through the year. These kick off with St Patrick's Day, followed by Cinco de Mayo, Colorado Brewers Festival and Larimer County Fair to name a few.
The area is superb for hiking, and biking with 75 miles of cycle ways, running through scenic landscapes. Lory State Park offers horse riding, and there are plenty of golf clubs in which to practice your swing.
What are the advantages?
Students in Fort Collins universities have it all. With fantastic snow for winter sports in the winter and warm summers, there is a constant cycle of seasonal things to do, see, and enjoy. Having plenty of free time activities where you can refresh your mind and body is important when trying to study.
The Climate in Fort Collins
Situated at 5003 feet, Fort Collins boasts superb snow and winter sports activities; as much as twelve inches fall per month in winter. The snow melts away in spring creating a verdant landscape that enjoys warm summers with plenty of sunshine.
Attractions
Fort Collins colleges offer a wide variety of extracurricular activities, but take the opportunity to investigate further field. Roosevelt National Forest is close by and you can sample white water rafting, fishing, hunting, and camping. Check out Discovery Center Science Museum, ideal for your "inner child" or if you simply enjoy finding out how things work.
Public Schools & Universities
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