What Do All Those Hunting and Fishing Licenses Pay For?
Hunters have picked up the tab for thousands of acres of protected land in Colorado.
Hunters have picked up the tab for thousands of acres of protected land in Colorado.
From “bag limit” to “tag,” the 15 terms you need to know.
For novice hunters, squirrels are a great place to start. Plus, they taste great cooked in bear fat with a nice ancho chile crema.
You better know the basics before joining the hunt for moose, elk, and bear (yes, bear!).
This month’s Roam Fest has made it its mission to welcome everyone into the saddle.
The five bare-bones micro cabins were designed to help fund trail-building initiatives in the area without leaving a trace.
From flower-filled meadows to deep red-rock canyons to the tip-top of the state, these footpaths take you where you want to go. Let the debate begin!
Trek to the remains of a Cessna O-1 Bird Dog that, despite going down in a 1952 snowstorm, seems frozen in time in this ponderosa pine forest.
From glamping on a ranch covered in color to soaking in the views from a heated mineral pool, here are eight destinations that put the “awe” in autumn.
Golden-based Paracas makes specially formulated serums for outdoor lovers in coastal, alpine, and desert environments.
This moderate journey through the Eagles Nest Wilderness deposits hardy hikers past wildflower meadows and through thick woods to a year-round, tiered cascade.
Get to know Chaffee County’s sprawling quilt of white water, fourteeners, hot springs, and breweries.
We got the lowdown on the brand-new mountain bike festival, occurring August 10 through 16 in tandem with the Breck Epic stage race, from event founder and race director Mike McCormack.
This odor-resistant, moisture-wicking, and thermoregulating wool is the star of Boulder-based outdoor brand Paka’s products.
From a sublime lakeside perch to a magical sunset viewing point—our secret spots aren’t so secret anymore.
Tips and tricks for hitting the jackpot on Colorado’s creeks and streams.
A letter from the editor of 5280.
From the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad, the evening train takes passengers on a short and scenic route hundreds of feet above the Animas River.
You don’t need to go far to get gone. These short-term rentals promise multimillion-dollar views, amenities, and most importantly, solitude.
Experience the best of our state’s topsy-turvy geography when you pedal through it.
