Colorado Outdoors

The Colorado roads are changing again, and they’re asking for a little patience from drivers in Glenwood Canyon.

Whether you're an avid hiker or a casual wanderer, the journey to the top of Seven Falls is worth every step.

With their glacier-fed waters, these Colorado lakes are a reminder of Colorado's natural wonders—just don’t plan on taking a dip.

As summer heats up, Colorado's lakes are calling. Get ready for some of the best boating and fishing spots in the state.

Experience the thrill of hiking through time at Dinosaur National Monument, home to the largest Jurassic fossil site and unforgettable scenic views.

Explore Western Colorado's wildflower trails, from the scenic Grand Mesa to the vibrant blooms in the Black Canyon of the Gunnison.

More than 2,700 trees have been removed from the reservoir.

Colorado's lakes, reservoirs, and beautiful, natural backdrops provide amazing places to go paddleboarding during the hot, summer months.

I like disc golf because it's (generally) free, there isn't expensive equipment, and it's more laid back.

Ready for Colorado's hiking trails? Ensure you're acclimatized, check the weather, and stay wildlife-aware for a safe outdoor experience.

Discover Colorado's stunning lakes, but don't dive in just yet—some may harbor hidden dangers that could ruin your day by the water.

Attention hikers: Rattlesnake season is here in Colorado. Learn how to avoid unexpected encounters while enjoying the great outdoors.