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Clear Creek County Commissioners unanimously agreed to grant a liquor license to Colorado Adventure Center in Idaho Springs, one of the first of its kind in the county, according to attorneys. Colorado Adventure Center in Idaho Springs plans to offer something more to patrons in addition to rafting, zip lines and rope courses next season. Beer and wine will be on the menu for patrons returning from their adventures. “The goal is to have a place to connect after they raft, zip or do a rope course because a lot of them are very excited and they want to relive the moments. This will provide a space for that,” Colorado Adventure Center owner Ethan Castro said after the commission meeting. Alcohol has always been a staple for some rafting customers, according to Colorado River Outfitters Association SEE LIQUOR LICENSE, P3