Colorado Mountains

Imagine a hidden gem in the San Juan Mountains, where the water is so clear, it feels like a mirror reflecting the sky.

Just imagine standing at the foot of those mountains, watching as they transform under the dawn light—there's something truly magical about the Sangre de Cristos.

There's something special about taking the scenic byways instead of the freeway. This one in particular will make you appreciate Colorado's beauty even more.

Ready for Colorado's hiking trails? Ensure you're acclimatized, check the weather, and stay wildlife-aware for a safe outdoor experience.

Colorado's gold rush era took place from 1858-1859, not a very long time. Nearly 30 years after that, a huge amount of gold bars was found, and then lost.

A question about a famous Colorado landmark was incorrectly answered on a recent episode of Jeopardy.

Take a look around Staunton State Park, a former homestead that was donated to the state of Colorado.

Colorado is home to at least 31 of these mountainside monograms, including one of the largest in the country.

Besides a mountain, what do you see in this photo?

Discover the most spine-chilling highways in Colorado, including the notorious Southern Passage on Highway 160.

Combat dehydration in Colorado's mountainous terrain by replenishing electrolytes and aiming for 1 liter of water every 2 hours of hiking.

All in gist, no legal advice at all, here’s where the fictional “Yellowstone” Train Station might be if the show’s leading Dutton family were to have settled in colorful Colorado.