As summer and fall wind down, most Colorado campers put their camping gear in the garage and get set to enjoy skiing, snowshoeing, or just cozying up next to the fire. But it doesn’t have to be this way! Colorado … Read More
If you’re looking for free camping in Colorado, then odds are you’ll want to check out the plentiful camping opportunities on land managed by the Bureau of Land Management, or BLM for short. This public agency manages hundreds of thousands … Read More
Bikepacking the Colorado Trail is a huge undertaking and one you’ll want to have adequately prepared for. Outside of planning your itinerary, how and what you plan to bring is one of the most important decisions for your ride. Whether … Read More
One of the most difficult, yet rewarding, bikepacking routes in the world is the Colorado Trail. Connecting Denver and Durango via a 500+ mile route of singletrack, gravel roads, and high-alpine passes, the CT is the pinnacle of bikepacking in … Read More
Preparing for a hike on the Colorado Trail is no small task. Whether you’re planning on a complete thru-hike of the 486-mile trail, or are simply spending a weekend overnighter out on the trail you’ll need to be sure you’ve … Read More
The Colorado Trail is one of the great walks of the American West. Traversing nearly 500 mountainous miles between Denver, CO and Durango, CO, the trail takes in some of its namesake state’s best scenery, most remote wilderness, and authentic … Read More
Colorado’s 14,000′ peaks are a defining feature of this mountainous state and beckon hikers and climbers to attempt to ascend to their lofty summits. Ranging from straightforward hikes to high-difficulty climbs, the 14ers offer a way to explore Colorado and … Read More
Located about an hour northwest of Fort Collins, Colorado, the Red Feather Lakes area is a perfect place to easily escape the daily grind and relax in some of the Centennial’s State’s best scenery. Surrounded by the 600,000+ acre Roosevelt … Read More
The beautiful Lake Dillon offers tons of recreational opportunities including fishing, boating, paddle boarding, and much more. Located in the heart of the Rockies near the town of Frisco, our favorite way to experience this area is to plan a … Read More
Turquoise Lake is one of Colorado’s best high-country summer destinations. Located just a few miles outside of Leadville, Turquoise Lake features boating, fishing, a swim beach, and miles of hiking and biking trails. The spectacular backdrop of some of Colorado’s … Read More