Colorado Outdoors

With over 11 million acres of stunning beauty, Colorado's National Forests shape our identity and economy in unexpected ways.

As agricultural fires light up the Western Slope, residents are reminded of the balance between land maintenance and the air we breathe.

Yule Marble isn’t just a pretty face; it’s a slice of Colorado’s heritage, crafted by nature and nurtured by locals.

Grand Junction just pulled off a winter surprise, breaking a snow record that has stood for over a century.

Picture this: a bridge that once spanned the Colorado River, now just a memory marked by cables and towers.

Fishing enthusiasts in Western Colorado have a unique chance this summer—imagine casting lines without limits at Juniata Reservoir.

Mount Massive is the second-highest peak in Colorado, but there was a time when human influence attempted to change that.

Winter's been a bit sleepy in the Rockies, but that all changed with a storm that brought inches of fresh powder just in time for skiing.

With fresh snow piling up and winds picking up, the risk of avalanches has shot up in Colorado's backcountry.

With near-zero visibility and icy roads, the latest snow squall is a reminder of how quickly conditions can turn treacherous in our beautiful state.