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The Sedalia center is about 8 miles northwest of Castle Rock Museum and 8 miles northwest of Downtown Castle Rock.

"The Sedalia community has a history that is rich and a future that is bright." By Gabby Jones, Travel Writer

Sedalia is a small town located in Douglas County, Colorado, just forty minutes away from Denver. It is a historic crossroad community that made its home in the beautiful scenery of the Rocky Mountains and is outlined by the U.S. 85 on the east side. Start your discovery from the quaint main street in the city's downtown. It will attract you with its cozy places with delicious foods like Gabriel's Restaurant and Sedalia Bakery. Downtown is also where Sedalia Museum and Gardens are situated. The Museum is housed by a Victorian Cottage that was moved and restored by the local museum board and opened its doors to the visitors in 2009. Sedalia Museum tells the stories of pioneer families and showcases the lifestyle of the late 1880s. In addition to the exhibits rotated annually, records and archives are available for public research year-round. The building is surrounded by lush demonstration gardens that collect various species of drought-resistant plants.Sedalia's downtown is definitely a place to get lost for a couple of hours. However, if a calm natural escape is more your speed, Daniel's Park will provide you with excellent recreational opportunities just ten minutes from the center of the town. Enjoy a stunning sunset, parts of Denver's skyline, and gorgeous views of all of the Front Range. Immerse yourself into the atmosphere of the early 20th-century rural life with all the historic barns and rustic architecture around. Local trails are suitable for walking, jogging, and biking and makeup around 5.5 miles of the park's trail system. Another prominent feature of the park that attracts visitors is the bison herd. Around 20 bison inhabit 800 acres of land set aside for the animals. The bison are fenced in to protect both animals and people, but up-close viewing is still possible regardless. This 12,000-acre open space is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Sedalia is a great spot to stop, whether you're traveling towards Castle Rock or Pike National Forest. Both are top destinations for an active vacation with lots to see and do. Castle Rock will lure you with its unique scenery centered around a large rock resembling a medieval European fortress. Here you'll also find a rich shopping scene represented by Promenade and Outlets at Castle Rock. The EDGE Ziplines and Adventures offer expansive climbing, riding, and aerial trekking courses for traveling daredevils. Pike National Forest doesn't take the dust either. These three million acres of land are ready to welcome anglers, campers, hunters, bikers, and wildlife lovers from all over the country. Plum Creek Pastures is another special place you would be happy to stop by. The facility is organized and run by two military veterans. They now dedicate their lives to their small business and provide high-quality services for horse owners. You can come for riding lessons or even consider boarding your horse here. Joshua and David take great care of every animal, no matter if you come to visit your horse daily or are out of town for several months. An opportunity to interact with animals and get training can become a true highlight of your trip. More from this guide...