Outdoors & Rec

Mayor Hancock has heard Denver’s pleas for safe recreation space.

These festivals are designed to get people outside, playing in and thinking about nature.

Explore Colorado’s alpine lakes this winter on these ten hikes.

Even if you don’t have an Outdoor Retailer badge, you can attend these events.

There’s a blizzard of fun ahead.

Evergreen Lake remains off-limits, but there are options.

These are great spots to get high.

You don’t have to hit the slopes to enjoy “snow’s perfect state.”

Take home free paintings from Jonathan Saiz’s #WhatIsUtopia, recently showcased at the Denver Art Museum.

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.”