Hiking in Colorado

Discover how to enjoy Colorado's outdoors responsibly by following Leave No Trace principles for sustainable adventures.

Take a look around Staunton State Park, a former homestead that was donated to the state of Colorado.

If you're looking for the hike of a lifetime in western Colorado, you have to check out Telluride's Via Ferrata.

While Mesa Verde is undoubtedly the most iconic example of Native American ruins in Colorado, the Painted Hand Pueblo is another site to behold.

Golden Gate Canyon State Park is one of the most beautiful natural areas in all of Colorado and home to numerous species of wildlife, including three you’ll definitely want to avoid.

Make the most of your free time in the Centennial State by avoiding crowds and long lines of tourists with these tips.

Colorado has definitely earned its moniker of “colorful” and this group of mountains is one of the best examples.

One Colorado company wants you to pick up your poop while hiking in the mountains.

See why the gorgeous hike to Lower Mohawk Lake near Breckenridge needs to be added to your Colorado bucket list.

Learn about the unique design of Colorado's State Quarter, showcasing Longs Peak and the Rocky Mountains.

Take a virtual tour of the amazing Chimney Rock National Monument before you add it to your Colorado bucket list.

A couple of hikers climbed Colorado’s Longs Peak and after looking at the photos they took, discovered what appeared to be an alien life form.