Top of the Town 2020: Sports, Outdoors & Fitness
Find your happy place by exploring the vast adventures made possible by our 8 honorees.
Find your happy place by exploring the vast adventures made possible by our 8 honorees.
The Boulder company has been turning discarded sleeping bags, bike tubes, and more into cool new gear for 15 years.
A new documentary from the Climbing Grief Fund is raising awareness to help guide adventurers through despair.
This summer is probably a little different than most. These experts can help you make the most of it.
Ready to escape your house but not quite comfortable staying at a hotel? Gas up your RV (or hook a teardrop trailer to your car) and road trip to one of these not-so-distant locales.
The single-person raft celebrates ease-of-use—even for novice boaters.
Starting July 1, Colorado Parks and Wildlife is requiring visitors to Colorado’s State Wildlife Areas to carry a valid hunting or fishing license—even if they’re not hunters or anglers. We explain why.
Stringing up a nylon hammock is popular in Denver, but it can have a negative impact on the health of trees.
Strike out, slow down, and discover some of Denver’s best walks.
Regardless of your ability level, we’ve mapped out a ride for you.
It’s hot, and it’s going to get hotter. Colorado might be landlocked, but there are plenty of ways to beat the heat this summer.
Despite a season of canceled and postponed races, many Colorado runners are still logging miles. For some, though, it’s hard to find motivation without a true race date on the calendar.
The beta you need for a successful monument adventure.
Chronicling the pleasures—and pain—of an overnight backpacking trip along the Liberty Cap Trail, a trek that offers gorgeous canyon and valley views and none of the crowds.
Get to know the hardy plants that manage to eke out an existence in CNM’s arid environment.
From easels to iPhones, here’s how you can capture the beauty of Colorado National Monument.
Trekking excursions for fossil-hunting families and hardcore hikers are just some of the accessible adventures from Colorado National Monument.
The story behind Colorado National Monument’s largest monolith.
CNM’s rock layers present a pictorial history of our planet. Use this Bill Nye–style guide to discern the difference between Jurassic (old) and Triassic (really old) stone—and to learn where to see the ancient layers.
Colorado National Monument has more than 45 miles of trails—consider these three moderate treks its Triple Crown.
