5. GLENWOOD SPRINGS, COLORADO For its 125th birthday, Glenwood Springs, Colorado—population 9,000—is getting the recognition it deserves as a True Western Town of 2010. Doc Holliday is usually what first comes to mind when Glenwood Springs is mentioned; after all, he died of tuberculosis at the Glenwood Hotel and a memorial marks the place where he was buried in the Linwood Cemetery. Yet this city has so much more to offer than its connection to the famed Tombstone gunfighter. In fact, the c


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