Hiking in Colorado

Have you ever been scrolling through Instagram only to find a photo of a mountain lake in Colorado that you didn't even know about?

Yes, you can actually book a hiking trip with goats in Colorado and it sounds like the best hiking trip ever.

Have you seen this weird occurrence at a trailhead in Colorado?

The Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument is an amazing hidden gem in Colorado.

A hiker recently stumbled across an old landmine used by the 10th Mountain Division at Colorado’s Camp Hale National Monument that has been sitting unnoticed for decades.

This Colorado lake is definitely worth the drive. Or is this lake right in your backyard?

What makes Colorado the best state in the nation to hike in? Here are your answers.

Helpful facts to know before hitting the Colorado trails.

Take a hike to Devil’s Head fire lookout.

At under five miles, these routes won't take all day, and they won't require someone to carry you back to your car.

Snowmelt and runoff make right now the best time to see some of Colorado's hidden scenic waterfalls.

If you love hiking in Colorado you should try hitting a trail with some critters who love it as much as you do.