Colorado Outdoors

Southwest Colorado saw a record number of bear encounters in 2026, mostly driven by drought cutting off their natural food sources.

Embark on an autumn adventure in Colorado as numerous corn mazes pop up, offering a range of sizes and themes for visitors of all ages to enjoy.

Blue Mesa Reservoir is seeing its lowest water levels in years, and that shallow, warm water is exactly what fuels toxic algal blooms.

Imagine cruising through a kaleidoscope of colors on a crisp autumn day. Western Colorado’s fall foliage is not just a sight, it’s an experience.

When it comes to being outdoors, is Colorado the best state in America for enthusiasts, or is there a state that is better?

The clock is ticking on the Grand Junction Disposal Site, raising concerns about safety and costs for the community.

With over 11 million acres of stunning beauty, Colorado's National Forests shape our identity and economy in unexpected ways.

As winter settles in, Colorado's lakes become bustling hubs for birdwatching. Imagine spotting a majestic bald eagle soaring overhead at dawn.

The aroma of cedar and oak fills the air—it's that time again when Colorado residents stockpile firewood for winter warmth.

With so much to do in Colorado's winter wonderland, it’s easy to overlook some essential safety tips. Here's what every traveler should keep in mind.

It's hard to imagine, but a simple canal sparked a revolution in farming around Grand Junction, making the impossible possible for local growers.

Rueter-Hess Reservoir in Douglas County, Colorado, is a fish-shaped water body supplying Parker with drinking water.