Check out this Oktoberfest in Denver, Colorado trip by Steller on Steller!

Oktoberfest in Denver, ColoradoLooking for a Bavarian good time? Since 1969, The Mile High City has fully embraced Oktoberfest festivities and vibes all throughout town. Here are a few spots and experiences to consider adding to the list! 🍺🥨💙AuthorsSteller
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Festivals

Ballpark District
The official Oktoberfest festival takes place over the last two weekends in September and attracts around 350,000 people from all over the world. The Ballpark District is the location for Denver's largest festival with more brews, bands, and polka dances than you can shake a stick at.
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Copper Kettle Brewing Company
Copper Kettle in Denver is home to one of the larger brewery Oktoberfest parties in the city. With its German-style music, food, and games like hammerschlagen, you know it will be a good time. Every year people line up to try their hefeweizen and a Dunkel lager, so make sure to get there early.
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Downtown Golden
Just down the road in Golden, Colorado (home to the legendary Coors Brewing Co.), is the Wild West Oktoberfest. This festival celebrates both Western and German festivities including live music, and fun competitions such as the best western mustache, chicken dance, best yodeler, and costume contest.
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Breweries

Lone Tree Brewing Company
Lone Tree Brewing brings back its annual Oktoberfest and outdoor Craft Market located in its parking lot. Expect to find a lively three-piece polka band, the usual stein-hoisting competition, and a Schnitzelwirt food truck.
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River North Brewery - North Taproom
Home to the "Dogtoberfest" at the Washington Street taproom! For humans, the brewery will serve its annual Festbier lager along with pretzels; there will also be an Alpine Horn Competition. For dogs, the Fetch Photo Truck will be doing dog photo shoots! Sign up early to get a spot.
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Holidaily Brewing Company
Golden’s Holidaily Brewing every year rolls out its 7.2% ABV märzen-style lager along with its delicious sausage, brats, and gluten-free soft pretzels. Play a game or two of cornhole while throwing back your liter jug of German premium lager. For something on the lighter side, but festive, try their wit-bier. It's only 4.8% ABV.
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Bierstadt Lagerhaus
Kick off Oktoberfest with Bierstadt and its maypole, a ceremonial barrel tapping of its Marzen lager. Make sure to check out their bierhalle which is full of endless entertainment such as oversized yard games, live music on Thursdays and Saturdays, Rocky Mountain Pro Wrestling, comedy, trivia, and other events.
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Eats

Rhein Haus Denver
Rhein Haus, a Bavarian-inspired restaurant does their annual sausage toss and hosts other Oktoberfest festivities. Of course, rotating handles of draft beers are Paulaner, Sam Adams, Weihenstephaner, Prost, Wibby, and Avery to name a few.
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Gaby’s German Eatery
Gaby's is like being in your grandma's kitchen. Try their summer soups, such as pickled cucumber and dill.
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Helga's Haus & Bier Garden: German Restaurant & Bier Garden & Deli
Helga's is a German restaurant with murals of famous castles, shields of the German states, memorabilia, and cuckoo clocks. Get a platter with schnitzel, knackwurst, purple cabbage, and fried potato dumplings.
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