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Each year, Maxim stages its Hometown Hotties contest, with oodles of Colorado women taking part -- and the ongoing 2014 contest is no exception. However, only one hopeful from our fair state -- Kendra from Denver -- made the semi-finals.
Look below to see a video and voting link featuring Kendra, as well as screen captures of images from all the other Colorado competitors, complete with links to profiles, additional photos and more.
Amy Chassity Christina Continue for more Maxim Hometown Hotties contestants from Colorado and a video of Denver's only semi-finalist. Caitlin Jackie Chandra Continue for more Maxim Hometown Hotties contestants from Colorado and a video of Denver's only semi-finalist. Anna Kelsey Emily Continue for more Maxim Hometown Hotties contestants from Colorado and a video of Denver's only semi-finalist. Dasha Estee Megan Continue for more Maxim Hometown Hotties contestants from Colorado and a video of Denver's only semi-finalist. Lauren Sharae Annelise Continue for more Maxim Hometown Hotties contestants from Colorado and a video of Denver's only semi-finalist. Melissa
Kendra: Semi-finalist -- click here to vote
More from our Things to Do archive circa September 2010: "Maxim readers don't think Colorado women are hot enough to make Hometown Hotties finals."
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