Hiking in Colorado

This winter hike screams "Colorado." The hike has everything, including gorgeous basins, ghost towns, streams, abandoned mines, and remarkable views.

A Colorado hiking trail leads to the wreckage of a military plane crash that dates back to 1943.

Check out Rainbow Falls, also known as Graffiti Falls, a natural landmark in Colorado that gets its name from the massive amounts of colorful graffiti.

What better way to kick off the new year than to enjoy a "First Day Hike" at one of Colorado's awesome state parks?

Take a virtual hike up Boulder’s Flatirons and see why they are such an iconic part of Colorado.

While these creatures usually go out of their way to avoid you, if you encounter one you will want to give it plenty of space.

A woman who had been missing for over 2 days was located and saved by a Colorado train crew:

Colorado is the best place in the world if you're looking for fun things to do. Believe it or not, some of these activities have absolutely nothing to do with marijuana. Here are ten fun activities you can participate in sans doobie.

A hiking area in Colorado is full of rocks that resemble faces and skulls.

Hiking and walking are popular activities in the Grand Valley but, honestly, it's not always the most pleasant experience.

Many of Colorado’s waterfalls do not have names and are only known to locals. Check out 15 of these unnamed Colorado waterfalls here.

Bridal Veil Falls is the tallest free-falling waterfall in the state with a captivating 365-foot-drop that is a fascinating sight to behold.