Your Guide to Colorado’s Best Mountain Biking Destinations
Discover must-ride trails throughout the state. Plus: Where to stay and what to eat while you’re there.
Magazine Section: Features
Is Colorado’s Rafting Industry Guilty Of Misogyny?
Last year, the federal government released a report about rampant sexual harassment and gender discrimination in Grand Canyon National Park’s white-water rafting district. The account sparked a nationwide outcry, suggesting the issues weren’t limited to Arizona. Could the Centennial State’s rafting industry be perpetuating the problem?
Remodel Inspiration From A Boulder Reno
How one designer conjured easygoing sophistication as she gave an old home a vibrant second life.
A Modern-Inspired Boulder Home
The newly built house showcases sleek materials, innovative design touches, and Flatiron views for days.
Classic, Take Two
Take a traditional architectural style, update it for modern life, and what do you get? Practical–and beautiful–ideas to inspire your next renovation
The Guide to Kitchen Remodels
The finest classic, historical, and contemporary kitchen looks all in one place.
River Revival
River advocates recently secured nearly $8 million to revitalize roughly 30 miles of the Colorado River headwaters. It’s the largest such restoration ever attempted on this stretch of the Centennial State’s signature waterway, and it required nothing short of a miracle to pull off: a truce between sworn enemies.
The Investment Bank
A small facility in Fort Collins is home to one of the world’s largest curated seed collections. The lab could save our food supply in the case of a disaster—but only if the federal government continues to fund it.
The Best Paddling Adventures in the West
Colorado and its neighbors may not have access to open water, but they’re hotbeds for paddle sports of all kinds nonetheless.
Everything You Know About Denver’s Real Estate Market Is Wrong
Well, maybe not everything. But thanks to scant housing inventory, massive population growth, and still-low interest rates, buying or selling a home in—or even near—the Mile High City means stepping into a fierce game with ever-changing rules. Here’s how to play the market right now.
Spring Fashion: ’80s Flashback
The ’80s are back—with a modern twist. Steal the spotlight this season with mic-drop-worthy statement sleeves, gold jewelry, oversize jackets, and totally rad pumps.
Photography by Paul Miller
A Bungalow With Global Charm
A dark, drab Wash Park home gets a bright, modern facelift inspired by its owners’ world travels.
A Victorian Home Goes Chic
Surrounded by downtown Denver’s bright lights and busy streets, a 19th-century townhouse is a colorful reminder of the city’s past—and of its owner’s rich personal history.
“Sometimes You Have to Build a Wall Around Your Heart”
In Colorado, those lost—and those affected—by the state’s heroin crisis are hiding in plain sight.
Modern-Farmhouse Style
A family home in downtown Louisville shows you how to get this classic look oh-so right.
The Ultimate Guide to Running in Colorado
Make sure you’re prepared—whether your goal is notching that first 5K or your inaugural marathon—with this guide to pounding the pavement (and having fun doing it).
The Most Exciting and Innovative Tech Hub in the Country
For years, people have been calling the Denver-Boulder tech scene the next “Silicon Valley.” But the Front Range has developed its own culture on the way to becoming a thriving hot spot for innovation.
38 Cool Colorado Classes For Adults
From learning to scuba dive or brew beer to building a guitar or joining a curling league, we found a plethora of local ways to nurture your intellect, challenge yourself, or just have some fun as you continue your coursework in Life 101.
The Hipsterfication Of Denver
The skinny-jeans-loving, tattoo-sporting, ironic-glasses-wearing set has descended on the Mile High City in a big way in recent years. But who are these tragically cool people, exactly? What drives them? And how is this notoriously apathetic counterculture shaping Denver’s landscape? (Not that we really care, of course.)
Can I-70’s Mountain Corridor Ever Be Fixed?
With CDOT’s dreadfully inadequate coffers and Colorado’s soaring population, our state’s most critical east-to-west highway is on a serious collision course.
