Spring skiing can be a great way to save money, experience the best snow and find an excuse to wear those bright-pink leg warmers from the ’80s.

From March 20 to April 6, an immersive version of the iconic whodunit — with slightly updated rules — will take clue-hunting participants to 9 locations over 1.5 miles to figure out how and where Mr. Boddy died.

The full dinner experience, called “Elementa,” launches this Friday at the Gallery with a menu and projections that explore the 5 classical elements. It’s the first of what creators hope is many a show to utilize the space.

Tour the Point Fermin Lighthouse in San Pedro, which was built in 1874, to learn about its history and the families who ran it.

Writer’s teenage daughter wanted to stay in the storied Manhattan hotel after reading about it in Patti Smith’s memoir.

Tours, historically significant sites and memorials help visitors gain greater appreciation for the pain that many have experienced.

The history of the Arvada area began in 1850, when Lewis Ralston discovered gold a few miles to the east in Clear Creek. The town, now listed on the National Register of Historic Places, was established 20 years later.

“It ebbs and flows between periods of highly tactile and interactive exhibit pieces and fully immersive photo opportunities where you yourself become the paradox and walk away with some really fun and unique social media content,” said executive director Samantha Impellizeri of the 11,000-square-foot museum and its 70-plus exhibits.

Among them: high-altitude waffles, beastly encounters and real-life cowboys.

Tourists are willing to shell out to see the sites of mob hits, serial killer trails and missing persons cases.