Hike We Like: Devils Kitchen Trail
This classic slickrock hike in Colorado National Monument offers a perfect spring break escape.
This classic slickrock hike in Colorado National Monument offers a perfect spring break escape.
This groomed cross-country trail offers a great taste of the excellent ski network atop Grand Mesa.
This out-and-back trail through sunny glades and tall stands of evergreens is ideal for cross-country skiers with a range of experience levels.
Contemplate how wonderful it is to live in Colorado while exploring this beautiful slice of red rock country in Colorado Springs’ backyard.
This relaxing stroll offers bird’s-eye views of the Arkansas River in a spectacular canyon just downstream of the Royal Gorge.
This moderate hike offers panoramic views, healthy forest and a remote ambiance just a stone’s throw from civilization.
Among Boulder’s oldest recorded hikes, this short, steep trail offers prime views of the Front Range, climbing access, and educational fun for the whole family.
The sweeping views from the beautiful rock arch at the end of this trail are worth every steep, sweaty step.
The heart of this peaceful open space is a lush, grassy meadow where graceful elk often graze.
Navigate through steep mountainsides, plunging waterfalls and golden foliage on this trail in Rocky Mountain National Park that leads to Fern Lake.
Enjoy views of gorgeous, glowing aspen groves along mellow trails in an easy-to-access location.
Gain a sense of accomplishment along with some altitude on one of Colorado’s most distinctive 13ers.
Explore smooth trails through tall ponderosa pines in Boulder County’s first open space purchase.
The easiest route up this moderate fourteener passes vibrant wildflowers and a sparkling lake on the way to spectacular summit views.
Enjoy great views, diverse flora, and plentiful wildlife in a beautiful state park by Horsetooth Reservoir.
The standard route up this straightforward fourteener gains 4,300 feet—and rewards you with views of 30 more fourteeners you’ll be inspired to climb.
This peaceful path in Roosevelt National Forest is perfect for families, offers great views—and a chance to escape.
This moderate hike on the eastern edge of Rocky Mountain National Park has the look and feel of a major alpine ascent, but with less commitment.
This moderate loop through an historic ranch west of Boulder features gorgeous foothills scenery—and several idyllic picnic spots.
Great views, varied terrain, and an extensive network of multi-use trails make this loop an easy choice to hike or ride.