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Read MoreHiking in Colorado and the Rocky Mountains rejuvenates and inspires you to climb new heights. But the elevation here is no joke. For natives and visitors of all ages, this list of hiking tips are good reminders for beginners and experienced hikers before jumping on the trail. Plus, learn how to poop in the woods, what to do if you see a bear, the beginning signs of altitude sickness, what to wear and pack on the trail, and so much more.
Read MoreExplore diverse Colorado hiking trails in these four stunning national parks: Great Sand Dunes, Mesa Verde, Rocky Mountain, and Black Canyon of the Gunnison. Sled down gigantic sand dunes, climb ladders to Ancient Puebloan dwellings, trek to invigorating waterfalls or mountain peaks, and find colorful views of pink-laced towering granite walls in a historic gorge. We've done them all. Let's go!
Read MoreFor visitors looking to explore the stunning scenery found hiking in Steamboat Springs, the Zirkel Circle Loop is a must-do trail. This 11-mile route takes you along Gold Creek, offering spectacular views of Mt Zirkel and Big Angus overlooking Gilpin Lake. Pack your fishing pole and permit because there are two trout filled lakes on this gorgeous loop. If you want to see some of Colorado's most remarkable sights, this hike should be at the top of your list!
Read MoreColorado's got 53 fourteeners, aka big ol' mountains over 14,000 feet. And while you can hike 'em year-round, most people opt for July-September. Our top picks for average hikers (two are kid-friendly!) are worth checking out. Feeling bold? Tackle the Decalibron or go for the Trifecta! Just pack right, train hard, and bring snacks, 'cause hiking Colorado's fourteeners ain't no joke!
Read MoreColorado Springs is the perfect place to explore the outdoors! With its many parks and open spaces, you'll be able to find short and easy hikes to try out. Whether you’re just passing through or making this beautiful city your home, these 6 hikes are some of the simplest and most enjoyable trails in the area. So lace up those boots and enjoy the views that Colorado Springs has to offer!
Read MoreHiking to the top of Mount Rosa in Colorado Springs via Cheyenne Canyon trails or Frosty Park offers rewarding, sweeping views of Pikes Peak, Sangre de Cristo mountain range, Rosemount Reservoir and more. Choose your own hiking adventure between three varying routes and distances. Experience waterfalls, 4x4 roads, and even a second bonus summit for the extra ambitious hiker. Add this to your list.
Read MorePalmer Lake, a gem between Denver and Colorado Springs, is a 2024 sweet spot for wonderful day hikes, fishing, and amazing local eateries. Just 50 miles from Denver, and 24 miles from downtown Colorado Springs, here are the details on the best hiking trails around two reservoirs, with spurs for longer, challenging hikes. Discover captivating views, no matter the season, in these sublime foothills.
Read MoreAs avid outdoor lovers who have embraced Colorado's hiking trails, we've got the lowdown on gift ideas for fellow nature lovers. From camping to hiking, discover unique and practical outdoor gift ideas for any budget. Whether it's birthdays or holidays, we've got you covered with gifts under $50 and the hottest gear. Dive into our treasure trove of outdoor gift ideas now!
Read MoreWhile known for posh winter skiing, Aspen also doles out big-time summer fun for everyone in the iconic Colorado Rockies. Summer road trips via the breathtaking Independence Pass leads you down into Aspen - Snowmass for hiking, biking, paddling, nearby whitewater rafting, and lush forest camping or superb vacation homes. Uncover the best Colorado hiking in Aspen: the Maroon Bells and so much more.
Read MoreWhen backpacking, a good night's sleep is crucial for energy and endurance on the trail. Choosing the right sleeping bag is essential for a comfortable and restful night's sleep. Here are the 5 key features to look for when selecting a backpacking sleeping bag.
Read MoreA perfect anniversary getaway, or an adventurous road trip stop with the family as you’re driving east or west on I-70 through Glenwood Canyon, Glenwood Springs offers all kinds of outdoor adventures year round. Within an hour of picturesque Aspen or Vail, Glenwood Springs offers three particularly stunning hikes nearby along Grizzly Creek, No Name Creek, and to the famous Hanging Lake — all in gorgeous Glenwood Canyon.
Read MoreWith hikes in Steamboat Springs like Zirkel Cirle, Hahns Peak, and Flash of Gold, don't miss all the outdoor adventure in the Routt - Medicine Bow National Forests and nearby Rabbits Ears Pass. Add soothing natural hot springs, local brews, mountain biking, starry night camping, paddleboarding, fishing, and tubing on the Yampa River. We've got one heckuva Steamboat Springs vacation just for you.
Read MoreAs local residents, we can attest that Colorado Springs is a blast for families with over 55 things to do, many totally free! Hike iconic Pikes Peak, explore the eclectic Art Walk snapping selfies galore, and even brewery tours for the parents. This sunny city has endless Colorado Springs family activities and attractions to experience year-round on an affordable, fun-filled getaway. From visiting the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo to discovering fun things to do with kids in Colorado Springs, the hardest part is narrowing down your must-dos for Colorado Springs family fun!
Read MoreNorth Cheyenne Canyon Park, an amazing escape situated just a few minutes from downtown Colorado Springs, offers some of the most scenic hiking trails. From amateur hikers to seasoned nature lovers, everyone can enjoy the variety of cool hikes in Colorado Springs, trails along waterfalls to pine laden hikes and aspen studded groves.
Read MoreColorado winter hikes are an amazing experience. With stunning snow-covered trails tangled with pines, every step is an opportunity for a peaceful moment to pause and reflect. However, cold conditions can be hazardous if you’re not prepared. To ensure a safe and enjoyable winter hiking experience in Colorado, be sure to follow these ten hiking tips!
Read MoreAre you struggling with what to wear hiking in Colorado? Let us, seasoned Colorado hikers, share what we wear. Because it's true, Colorado's weather is all over the place but your clothing choices don't need to be. Grab your hiking checklist for the perfect Colorado hike capsule wardrobe.
Read MoreRocky Mountain National Park is a true winter wonderland, offering some of the best snowshoeing Colorado has to offer. With breathtaking alpine views and powdery trails for all levels, it's the ultimate destination for an unforgettable winter hike. We share our 11 favorite hikes, letting you experience Rocky Mountain National Park in winter. You'll also find recommendations on cozy spots to grab a locally-brewed beer and delicious meal after hitting the trails.
Read MoreHiking rim to rim in Grand Canyon National Park is a bucket list hike for many avid hikers. This hike is no joke. Completing it one day means 10,000’ in elevation changes — more up then down — and involves traversing switchbacks along the edges of steep, exposed Redlime cliffs. Grab your headlamp! Here’s our journey hiking the South Kaibab Trail from the South Rim, meeting North Kaibab Trail near the Colorado River, and climbing back up to the North Rim — all in one day.
Read MoreTake out all the guesswork for planning your next backpacking adventure in Colorado’s stunning backcountry. Don't leave unprepared! Download our FREE Ultimate Backpacking Checklist to become an expert on packing for your upcoming trip. Plus, read 10 invaluable tips from us, ocals who have experienced their own failures and successes while out on the trail. Whether it's your first or twentieth time, you'll be ready to enjoy all that Colorado has to offer!
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