Colorado Outdoors

As winter settles in, Colorado's lakes become bustling hubs for birdwatching. Imagine spotting a majestic bald eagle soaring overhead at dawn.

The aroma of cedar and oak fills the air—it's that time again when Colorado residents stockpile firewood for winter warmth.

It's hard to imagine, but a simple canal sparked a revolution in farming around Grand Junction, making the impossible possible for local growers.

Imagine cruising through stunning canyon vistas, where every twist and turn on the Kokopelli Trails opens up a new adventure for mountain bikers.

Rueter-Hess Reservoir in Douglas County, Colorado, is a fish-shaped water body supplying Parker with drinking water.

Imagine cruising through a kaleidoscope of colors on a crisp autumn day. Western Colorado’s fall foliage is not just a sight, it’s an experience.

Amid Colorado’s rugged peaks, places like Ice Lake Basin, Weminuche Wilderness, and Great Sand Dunes offer rare silence—quiet levels under 10 dB.

Explore the looming water crisis in Colorado and what it means for the future.

This summer's wildfires have left a mark on Western Colorado, with some of the largest blazes in state history lingering in our memories.

Living in Colorado means mastering layering, altitude awareness, and mountain road readiness—and adapting fast.

Grand Mesa has three Lost Lakes—Mesa Creek, Kenney Creek, and a seasonal Bull Basin reservoir. Learn how to hike to each one.

Excitement is building for the Broncos as they gear up for a season packed with high-stakes matchups and a shot at redemption.