12 ways to experience Denver on a budget

Denver is a budget-friendly destination when compared to its Rocky Mountain neighbors like Aspen and Vail (and especially so when compared to much bigger metro areas like New York and Los Angeles).

But as this mid-sized city’s profile continues to rise, so do prices. If you wanted to, you could easily drop a hefty chunk of change on a luxurious Mile High City vacation.

Fortunately, you don’t have to. Denver still offers plenty in the way of affordable activities, eats and transportation. If you’re hoping to do Colorado’s capital city on the cheap, here are some tips for keeping more money in your pocket.

Daily costs in Denver

  • Hostel room: $45–75

  • Basic room for two: $175–500

  • Self-catering apartment (including Airbnb): $100–380

  • Public transit ticket: $3–5.25

  • Coffee: $4

  • Sandwich: $10–20

  • Dinner for two: $50–100

  • Beer at the bar: $6 

Average daily cost: $300–450

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