Outdoor

Colorado Outdoor Activities attract people from all over globe. Whether it is skiing, snowboarding, climbing, rafting, hiking, fishing, or relaxing, Colorado has it all. Explore all Colorado Outdoor Activities for an adventure of a lifetime.

Spend Time Outdoors in Estes Park

Rocky Mountain National Park

The main draw to people who plan to visit Estes Park, Colorado, is the vast number of outdoor activities and attractions the area provides. As the gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park, it has numerous areas where you can spend hours enjoying the beauty of Colorado’s mountain range. As you are planning for your Colorado [...]

Top Five Gunnison Activities: Water Sports

Taylor River Flyfishing Gunnison

At 7,700 feet of altitude and inside a river basin, Gunnison, Colorado is a well-endowed setting for summer fun and high adventure. Check out Gunnison for iconic outdoor Rocky Mountain activities like rafting and fly fishing, or try something new and brave the rapids by surf board, “duckie,” or stand-up paddle.
Gunnison is so into its [...]

Head to Ouray in Southwest Colorado for Outdoor Adventures

Box Canyon Falls

Ouray is the Colorado town for the outdoor enthusiast, no matter what your level of physical activity is. High in the rugged Rocky Mountains, the tiny town of 800 offers hospitality to the visitors who have been lucky enough to discover the secrets the tiny town and surrounding area protect.
Box Canyon Waterfall
With thousands of gallons [...]

Get Outdoors and Enjoy Nature in Lakewood Parks

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Looking for something to do on a beautiful day? Whether you want to get out by yourself or are searching for family activities in Lakewood, Crown Hill Park should be on your list of destinations. The wildlife sanctuary won’t open until July, but the rest of the park can be fully enjoyed and a lot [...]

Races, Music, and BBQ in Beaver Creek

Tough Mudder

Beaver Creek, Colorado may be one of your favorite destinations for skiing, but as spring turns to summer, other family activities are being planned. As luck would have it, activities in Beaver Creek have something to offer the entire family throughout the year, from cultural events to the physically challenging experience that will keep you [...]

Mush! Frolic In the Snow With the Dogs

Mush: Frolic In The Snow

Every time Nick Miller, manager at Krabloonik Kennels, starts to hitch up his team, they go crazy.
“They love it,” Miller says. “As soon as they realize they’re going out, they get excited, even if they’ve already been out that day.”
Dog-sledding has become increasingly popular in many Colorado mountain towns and ski areas as a different [...]

Visit Parker: Seven Ways to Have Fun

Visit Parker Seven Ways To Have Fun

If Parker hasn’t been in your travel plans lately, you may think the town 20 miles southeast of Denver is nothing more than an amorphous, fast-growing bedroom community. But the community of 48,000 people, which boasts a Western Victorian downtown, is making a name for itself as a cultural, recreational and artistic boomtown.
Here are seven [...]

Allenspark: A Laid-Back Alternative

Allenspark: A Laid Back Alternative

A visit to Rocky Mountain National Park often means staying in adjacent Estes Park. But you can ditch the big tourist crowds and go not too much farther away – to Allenspark. It’s a quieter alternative. And you may see a side of the park you haven’t seen before.Allenspark, about 17 miles north of Boulder [...]

Rock Hounding: Seeking Earthly Treasures

Rock Hounding

The disease strikes when least expected. You’re out for a hike and something on the path catches your eye. You see a small fossil, a shiny stone or a glimmering crystal and, naturally, you pick it up. Soon, the ground becomes a treasure trove of things to be looked at, turned over, scrutinized and pocketed. [...]

Full-Moon Snowshoeing: Colorado’s Backcountry at Its Best

Full Moon Snowshoeing Colorado Backcountry

I love snowshoeing. I love the sound of nothing but aluminum crampons crunching over a packed trail, and, even better, the thumping of 25-inch tails on fresh powder. I love the solitude; the cold, high-mountain winter air and the reward of blazing new trail that I know others will follow.
It wasn’t until I started snowshoeing [...]

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