To Geotag or Not to Geotag, That Is the Question
Anti-geotagging champions believe their campaign protects fragile ecosystems; however, critics say they’re playing a game of keep-away with our public lands. Who’s right?
Anti-geotagging champions believe their campaign protects fragile ecosystems; however, critics say they’re playing a game of keep-away with our public lands. Who’s right?
His journey shows how often African American achievements are forgotten.
Plus, why the Colfax Marathon got a rebrand, how running events will look different this year, and four other races to check out this fall.
As climbing grows nationwide, the group aims to make the sport more inclusive—including here in Colorado.
Centennial State fourteeners get all the glory, but Colorado’s 13,000-foot mountains are just as beautiful—and far less crowded.
One of the most gorgeous hikes in the state, the Spruce Creek Trail also delivers you to one of the most forbidding-looking thirteeners in Colorado.
This 13,738-foot stunner isn’t too challenging, or too far away, or too crowded. Argentine Peak is just right.
This loop trail near Westcliffe has lots of vertical gain, 1,000-foot dropoffs, and, oh yeah, a thirteener begging to be bagged.
You’ll pad through lush forests and traverse numerous streambeds before summiting this 13,642-foot beauty near Ridgway.
One of Colorado’s most popular thirteeners, James Peak provides the opportunity to trek across a glacier.
Soak up views of Rocky Mountain National Park, Lake Granby, and the Indian Peaks from the top of South Arapaho Peak.
If you’ve never traveled along southwestern Colorado’s Million Dollar Highway to Red Mountain Pass, you should—and hike up Hayden Mountain while you’re there.
This trek in the rugged San Juan Mountains gets hikers two summits for the price of one.
These items should always be within reach, whether you expect to be on the trail for two hours or two days.
Fewer people plus elevated risk can equal more fun—but only if you’re prepared for the journey.
The new sport, which was recently featured on ABC’s Shark Tank, is a combination of lacrosse and golf.
Sit back and take in the state’s stunning autumnal foliage.
For some women, access to the outdoors begins with the right fit.
Everything you need to know to visit this cultural marvel—and to do so with a reverence for the people who once made it their home.
It shouldn’t be a surprise that Denverites know all about where to camp, hike, ski, and generally break a good sweat.
