Colorado Outdoors

Embark on an autumn adventure in Colorado as numerous corn mazes pop up, offering a range of sizes and themes for visitors of all ages to enjoy.

Blue Mesa Reservoir is seeing its lowest water levels in years, and that shallow, warm water is exactly what fuels toxic algal blooms.

Blue Mesa Reservoir has dropped so low that a ghost town submerged in the 1960s is now visible above the waterline again.

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.

Firefighters are struggling to get close to the Elk Fire. The rugged terrain west of Highway 149 has made direct ground operations nearly impossible.

Western Colorado has some genuinely dark skies — and one state park is putting that to good use on a warm August night.

Families planning a weekend at Buckhorn Lakes this summer are going to need a backup plan — the park is closed, the timeline is open-ended, and the fire is still active.

From the iconic Maroon Bells to the hidden gems of Blue Lakes, summer in Western Colorado is a feast for the eyes and the spirit.

When it comes to being outdoors, is Colorado the best state in America for enthusiasts, or is there a state that is better?

Every year, the skies fill with Miller moths, their powdery wings creating a unique sight. But what’s their journey really about?

This winter's warmth has us dreaming of lake days, but keep an eye out for some slithery surprises lurking nearby.

Grand Junction's Riverfront Trail is buzzing with ebike riders, but are we ready for this high-speed shift in our cycling scene?