Colorado Outdoors

The state of Colorado is synonymous with things like high altitude, high manmade landmarks, and more.

As summer rolls in, Colorado's mosquito scene is heating up—with some troubling reports making headlines.

Lizard Lake in Colorado’s Gunnison County is unique in several ways, including its wildlife and its mirror-like surface.

The largest cliff dwelling in North America, the ancient Cliff Palace in Colorado’s Mesa Verde National Park, has an astounding number of rooms.

Imagine soaking in a natural hot spring, surrounded by stunning mountain views, feeling the day's stress melt away. Sounds like a perfect escape, doesn’t it?

Picture this: a sun-soaked morning on the Colorado River, perfect for a paddle. But before you hit the boat launch in Fruita there are a few things to keep in mind.

Find out how to stay safe and minimize property damage during storms.

Ute Mountain Tribal Park near Cortez, Colorado, has been recognized as one of the “80 World Destinations for Travel in the 21st Century,” a distinction given to only eight other places in the country.

Explore Western Colorado's wildflower trails, from the scenic Grand Mesa to the vibrant blooms in the Black Canyon of the Gunnison.

Check out the TERROR-dactyl, a swing in Colorado that takes riders on a free-fall into a canyon at 100 miles per hour.