First-Timer’s Guide: Snowmass, Colorado
With singletrack galore, impressive art and food scenes, and (free!) sunset gondola rides, Snowmass Village is more than just a ski destination.
With singletrack galore, impressive art and food scenes, and (free!) sunset gondola rides, Snowmass Village is more than just a ski destination.
We found three lodgings whose renovations are only slightly less impressive than the iconic guests who have graced their beds.
Whether you’ve just discovered the two-wheeled bliss of mountain biking or consider yourself a seasoned singletracker, there’s tons of fun to be found on Colorado’s newest trails.
The annual competition draws the best-of-the-best in a range of off-road disciplines, but the actual entry requirements are relatively lax. With this year’s event going down at Winter Park, is it time for you to step up to the challenge?
Cycling legend Lennard Zinn shares tips and tricks for upfitting your bike.
After years of petitioning the National Park Service, Mountain Trip led its first unroped ski descent from the summit of North America’s tallest peak earlier this month.
Did you forget to make a reservation for a summer camping trip six months ago? We have you covered.
The professional runner has been blessed—and cursed—by her feet since she was five years old. As she faces retirement, she is reconsidering her relationship to her favorite pastime.
The Fox Den No Waste Cafe and Roastery features glass jar to-go vessels, upcycled furniture, and Fair Trade, home-roasted coffee.
Can’t get a reservation for Hanging Lake Trail? Tired of searching for a parking spot at Chautauqua Park? Try these less-traveled pathways for a range of ability levels.
Colorado resident and six-time unicycling world champion Scott Wilton explains the basics of getting rolling in the single-wheeled saddle, as well as why the Centennial State is a great place to participate in the sport.
Denver International Airport was one of the most popular travel hubs based on total passenger traffic last year.
New rules from the U.S. Forest Service promise to expand e-bike usage on public lands. Here’s the scoop on the agency’s recently updated directives, as well as expert tips for how to properly ride your electric two-wheeler on Colorado trails.
Giddy up to Maybell this month to witness the return of the City Slickers–like experience.
As the winter gear gets put away and summer equipment comes out of storage, do yourself (and the earth) a favor by repairing—not replacing—your favorite backcountry-ready pieces.
Recycling is good and all, but this collection of Colorado coffee shops takes eco-friendly to a whole new level.
The partnership between Colorado-based gear review site Blister, Western Colorado University, and University of Colorado Boulder will pair statistical insights with on-mountain experience to create a new level of product testing.
Can the gospel of “Tele Mike,” the backcountry guide and off-piste coordinator for the National Brotherhood of Skiers, actually change the world?
Five years after having his right leg amputated at the hip, Army veteran Tony Drees can rip down steep, bumpy terrain. He now plans to document his training to land a backflip as a way to inspire people, especially those with physical and mental disabilities.
The organization aims to put Black athletes on the Olympic podium. Here’s how they’re doing it, as well as which promising Centennial State kids you should look for in 2026 and beyond.
