Colorado Hiking Archives

Home to some of the country's best ski resorts, come winter, it's easy to forget that Colorado is still a great place to go for a hike.

With eight national monuments, four national parks, and 42 state parks, there’s more than enough room for everyone to enjoy the outdoors in Colorado.

From mid-September to early-October, Colorado transforms into a large ocean of golden leaves and it’s absolutely glorious.

The Ice Lake Basin Trail is a tough hike to stunning views, incredible wildflowers, and electric blue alpine lakes — it's certainly worth the climb.

Crested Butte is a playground for skiers, bikers, hikers, and anyone willing to take to the trails.

Colorado’s Browns Lake trail: wildflowers, solitude, and amazing views. Colorado’s…

Boulder has gained a lot of popularity over recent years because it is a rock climber’s paradise and a hiker’s gateway to the Rocky Mountains.

Waterton Canyon Trail is a 12.4-mile, out-and-back trail that follows the South Platte River to the Strontia Springs Dam near Littleton, Colorado.

The gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park is a small mountain town packed with history, charm, and amazing hiking options.

Nestled on the foothills of the Front Range of the Rockies, Fort Collins offers plenty of great hiking opportunities close to town.

Discover the high desert of the American Southwest in Grand Junction.

There are hundreds of hiking trails in the area, but these 10 are must-do.