Only in Colorado: Lake Vallecito’s Tour of Carvings
Following a devastating wildfire, a series of unique sculptures carved from fire-scarred tree trunks became a focal point of gratitude and healing for this southwestern Colorado community.
Following a devastating wildfire, a series of unique sculptures carved from fire-scarred tree trunks became a focal point of gratitude and healing for this southwestern Colorado community.
Why did the Arkansas River carve a spectacular gorge through a dome of hard rocks when an easier path lies nearby?
At the Stanley Hotel’s REI Basecamp, you can demo products, ask questions about nearby recreation options, sign up for REI-run excursions, or simply relax outside.
This downhill-first trail near Purgatory Resort winds through gorgeous stands of aspen to a rocky bench with views of several scenic canyons.
Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the National Historic Preservation Act at these four historic destinations.
Fine-tune your turns before you head to the slopes.
Indulge in Colorado’s fall colors while pampering yourself with a vacation too.
For stunning high desert, craft breweries, and world-class art, drive south.
This loop hike or mountain bike ride on the northwest side of Durango offers amazing views of the Animas River Valley as well as the lofty La Plata peaks.
This mystical archaeological site near Pagosa Springs sits in the shadow of two towering pinnacles that served as astronomical markers more than 1,000 years ago.
Early autumn adventures for long-distance voyagers and staycation-ers alike.
The build-your-own-adventure concept encourages exploration and friendly competition—two of our favorite things.
This beautiful slickrock route explores the heart of Canyons of the Ancients National Monument, which hosts the nation’s largest concentration of archaeological sites.
If you blast through this funky ranching town on your way to Crested Butte, you’re missing out.
The Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad’s Mountain Botanical Special teaches passengers about the natural world and how we’ve shaped it.
There are still plenty of places left to be explored in the Centennial State—like these 88 overlooked gems.
Weston comes down from the mountain bearing a pretty sweet splitboard.
Escape the heat at these refreshing bodies of water.
Swimmers can dive into Dillon Reservoir for the first time—during the 106° West Triathlon.
This thirteener’s position east of the Continental Divide offers a visual marriage of snow-capped peaks and wildflower-filled valleys.
