Hiking in Colorado

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

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.

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.

Colorado is home to several mountain towns that boast the best views anywhere in the world.

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

According to you, these are your favorite natural landmarks in Colorado that you’ve been to.

For many, there is an inescapable draw to the idea of climbing a Colorado 14er. Before setting out on this adventure, there are a number of things you need to know.

If you keep a sharp eye out when hiking the Devils Trail System in Fruita, Colorado, you may stumble upon some pretty cool finds.

When hiking Colorado, you can expect to encounter everything from mountain vistas, waterfalls, sandstone, and arches. What about Colorado's most "beautiful" trails?

There is a good reason why Colorado's Blue Lakes Trail is so wildly popular and that's because of the spectacular views at the top.