Carbondale Travel Guide
Welcome to Carbondale!
Carbondale is found in the shadow of Mount Sopris, a mountain that stands 12,953 ft (3,948 m) tall. Ideally situated one hour northwest of Aspen and half-an-hour south of Glenwood Springs, Carbondale is a small town that attracts visitors looking for a peaceful Rocky Mountain escape. Those seeking outdoor adventure often make Carbondale a home base when exploring the nearby White River National Forest, which encompasses 2.3 million acres (9.3 million hectares) of land and is home to many world-renowned ski resorts. The Carbondale area is also known for its world-class fly-fishing opportunities and a number of outfitters offer fishing excursions on nearby rivers, including the Roaring Fork and Colorado Rivers. Shoppers appreciate Carbondale's specialty shops, which feature a wide assortment of gifts, sporting goods and furniture. Art enthusiasts enjoy browsing through Carbondale's art galleries, where some of the area's finest ceramics are on display.
Tourist Attractions

Originating in northern Colorado, north of Grand Lake, the Colorado River is one of the United States' major waterways.
Hotels & Motels

Centrally located just 30 minutes from Aspen, the Comfort Inn & Suites Carbondale offers an indoor pool and hot tub, free high-speed Internet access, complimentary deluxe continental breakfast and more.
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