Colorado Legends + Lore

The notorious Twelve Tribes cult has a compound and a deli in Colorado and this is what it’s like to visit them.

There’s a new, huge wooden troll in Colorado with a heartwarming backstory.

The Augerino is said to be a huge, corkscrew-shaped worm that lived deep underground and caused a lot of problems for lumberjacks and ranchers in Colorado.

Have you seen something you couldn't quite identify? Many Coloradans have, and they've reported their sightings;

Colorado’s Buckley Air Force Base has numerous domes that, contrary to the rumors, do not have aliens in them.

Believe it or not, there’s an area in Colorado called Jackass Hill, and it has an even stranger origin story.

A Colorado legend is older than the state itself, and was the subject of nightmares for many children that grew up around the gold mines.

We zoomed in on the top 15 answers to see which movies were filmed in Colorado.

Numerous reliable sources have debunked the claim that Colorado has 300 days of sunshine per year, and the story behind the original claim may surprise you.

Legend has it that a mythical, whale-like creature once lived in the Colorado mountains and attacked tourists.

The legend of Colorado’s Treasure Mountain claims that supernatural forces are guarding a long-lost treasure that’s been hidden for centuries.

The U.S. Government built a secret nuclear bunker in Colorado back in the 1950s and while it’s totally classified, some claim to know what it looks like.