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The VRBO of adventure guides, 57hours is a platform built for those with outdoor escapades in mind.
Iron paths are popping up across the state to thrillseekers’ delight—and it’s both a good and bad thing.
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?
Want to catch a wave but don’t have a boat to make one? eFoiling—essentially motorized wakeboarding—is the newest, coolest way to do it.
A rented camper van, 2,500 miles, and 10 days exploring the abyss between Instagram fantasies and open-road reality.
Cycling legend Lennard Zinn shares tips and tricks for upfitting your bike.
We asked a Bigfoot hunting expert (yes, they exist) to share a few squatch-scouting skills to help track the elusive giant.
Colorado boasts some of the most beautiful and exciting landscapes in the world. These makers and shops will help you experience them all.
The iconic body of water in Glenwood Canyon has had a rough few years, but White River National Forest officials say hikers are again welcome—with a permit—and things are looking up for Colorado’s favorite travertine lake.
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.
If you’ve ever wanted to catch a river wave, this beginner’s guide will help you gear up and get on the water in Colorado.
Go with the flow on one of these splashy rides, all within four hours of Denver.
After two down years due to the pandemic, Colorado’s dude ranches are re-evaluating “the way it’s always been done” to accommodate guests—and staff.
Did you forget to make a reservation for a summer camping trip six months ago? We have you covered.
Locals in Salida and Cañon City explain why it’s still possible to recreate on the Arkansas River when it may seem as if water is at a premium.
Two cyclists want to alleviate overcrowding on trails by building Shadow Mountain Bike Park in Conifer. Some of their potential neighbors want to stop them.
Millions of acres of public land straddle the invisible line between Colorado and Wyoming and deliver every manner of heart-pumping, adrenaline-releasing outdoor recreation a western adventurer might seek.
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.
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.
