Outdoors & Rec

If you must take Interstate 70, there are ways to avoid most of the traffic.

The Olympian is back for the 2020 X Games.

The Edge, our annual winter guide, will be inserted in the November 14 issue.

Dust off your skis and hit the highway, it’s go time.

Colorado provides the views, and once yearly we pay our dues.

One of Colorado’s greatest roadside attractions could soon close.

“You don’t find Leadville, Leadville finds you.”

Facilities range from posh to primitive.

It’s not so hot.

From sweet, gentle singletrack to get-some gonzo.

Colorado may be landlocked, but you can still get in the swim.

You don’t need to drive for hours to enjoy the scenery.

The world’s most famous climber thinks Colorado climbing is “meh.”

It’s easy to get out of town…and back again.

Colorado overflows with festivals in the summer. Looking for high adventure? Culture? Diversity? Art? From the high country to city streets, this state has it all: You can get to know your neighbors, get to know your world. Get wet, get wild. Here are ten ways to get wet and…

The 114-year-old “resort’ is undergoing a major renovation.

Shinrin-yoku is more than a walk in the woods.

Head to Anderson Farms for daytime fun and nighttime frights.

The campaign exceeded its goal of $95,000.

The campaign would cover the cost of renovations, including restoring the Flesher-Hinton sign.

Mindy Sink’s second edition of Walking Denver arrived just in time for summer adventures in the Mile High City.

A visitor to Denver discovers the joys of a park in the heart of the city.