Rocky Mountain National Park: Glacier Gorge Snowshoe Hike
Explore one of Colorado’s most dramatic alpine valleys on this better-in-winter romp through the national park.
Explore one of Colorado’s most dramatic alpine valleys on this better-in-winter romp through the national park.
This less-trodden trail in Rocky Mountain National Park ends at a frozen alpine lake, where you’re treated to views of Longs Peak and the beautiful Keyboard of the Winds rock formations.
This little-known trail in southeastern Colorado’s Comanche National Grassland leads to more than 1,300 dinosaur footprints exposed along the banks of the Purgatoire River.
With three frozen waterfalls and cascades to choose from, the main trail through this beautiful basin lets you select the destination and length of your next winter adventure.
Follow in pilgrims’ footsteps to view the iconic cross of snow that formed the centerpiece of a now-defunct national monument near Vail.
Visit glistening alpine lakes, fields of columbines, and one of Colorado’s last remaining glaciers along this lesser-known Brainard Lake highlight.
Going stir crazy? Here are some of our favorite (and a little less crowded) trails to check out while staying local.
Once a landmark for passing wagon trains, East Spanish Peak is now a superb excursion for modern-day adventurers.
The famed Angel of Shavano watches over this rewarding route up Colorado’s 17th-highest summit.
This moderately-strenuous hike in the Indian Peaks Wilderness boasts some of Colorado’s best wildflower displays.
Explore a piece of land that was once a corporate retreat near Estes Park, and enjoy breathtaking views of the Longs Peak Diamond.
Take a stroll through yesteryear along this peaceful hike near Estes Park, which ends in a lush meadow dotted with the ruins of historic homesteads.
This mellow trail along the scenic northern foothills of Boulder County is especially enjoyable in fall and spring weather.
Get your fall color fix on this moderate hike through one of the state’s largest aspen groves, which leads to a mellow summit offering panoramic views of the Front Range.
This out-and-back trek through the Indian Peaks Wilderness’ tundra ends with an overlook of Colorado’s largest “river of ice.”
This towering giant in the San Juan Mountain Range promises 2,900 feet of elevation gain, swaths of wildflowers, and rewarding panoramic views.
This quiet trail in the southern end of Rocky Mountain National Park’s Wild Basin area culminates in an idyllic picnic landing next to two sparkling alpine lakes.
Enjoy green meadows, shady forests, and great views of America’s Mountain along this classic foothills hike near Conifer.
Escape the crowds and enjoy the natural beauty of one of Colorado’s most remote and least-climbed fourteeners.
Savor the satisfaction of standing atop Colorado’s highest peak.
