Colorado Outdoors

These are the most popular tourist destinations in Colorado, as well as those that are the most popular in states that share a border.

Imagine a mining town with a bowling alley and tennis courts—who knew mining life could be so lively, right?

Many years ago, a crater was discovered at Colorado’s Great Sand Dunes National Park, but its origin still remains a mystery.

One company has taken some of Colorado’s old railroad tracks and transformed them into a unique and fun activity known as rail biking.

From e-bikes to e-scooters, the micromobility revolution in Grand Junction is here, making short trips cleaner and more fun than ever.

Grab your warmest coat and prepare for a chilly splash this weekend at Highline Lake! It’s all for a great cause, and the fun is contagious.

With golden leaves and fewer crowds, late fall at Colorado National Monument paints a picture perfect for anyone craving a little tranquility outdoors.

Get ready, Grand Junction! Meteorologists are hinting at active storms ahead, promising a winter to remember on those stunning Colorado peaks.

As the temperatures drop, Grand Valley residents are reminded that winter is just around the corner. Are those outdoor plants ready?

The beauty of Colorado in winter is breathtaking, but those snowy roads can be anything but forgiving. It’s all about smart choices behind the wheel.