Boulder: Chapman Drive Trail
Bring Fido along for a romp through wildflowers while you enjoy gorgeous valley views.
Bring Fido along for a romp through wildflowers while you enjoy gorgeous valley views.
Castlewood Canyon State Park offers interest-piquing outdoor recreation for history buffs.
Philip S. Miller Park’s staircase is a good warm-up for the more famous Manitou Incline.
Big elevation gain provides access to great views and the aspen-dotted summit of 9,701-foot Bergen Peak.
Don’t miss the trails at idyllic White Ranch Park.
Bear Creek Lake Park proffers lake and mountain views.
A popular route for mountain bikers, Blue Sky Trail allows hikers to connect Devil’s Backbone and Horsetooth Mountain open spaces.
Grindstone Quarry Trail is a stunning—and blessedly bike-free—path in Heil Valley Ranch.
Bayou Gulch Open Space is your ticket to a long but relatively flat jaunt.
Roxborough State Park’s Carpenter Peak is a manageable—and enjoyable—climb.
Escaping Denver’s concrete jungle doesn’t require a drive all the way into the foothills. Explore these five city trails for a quick connection to the outdoors.
Some gear might be harder to find right now, but local shops are working to meet high demands as more Coloradans take to the mountains. Plus, six places to buy or rent gear.
Birding is on the rise during the pandemic. Here are eight ways to get in on the action in Colorado.
The scene in July at Copper Mountain’s Woodward terrain park sheds some light on ski industry’s plans for the upcoming season.
Backcountry missions pile life-altering stress on the rescuers.
A roundup of shades from Colorado-based brands.
The challenge involves biking or running repeats on the same hill until you’ve climbed 29,029 total feet.
With more people flocking to the outdoors, our public lands are paying the price. Here’s how you can be responsible while hiking in the Front Range.
Thanks to stocked ponds in Denver parks, you can fish in Colorado without having to leave the city.
With Coloradans looking to hit the road this summer, here’s how you can enjoy exploring the Centennial State while keeping yourself, and others, safe.
