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More kids can ski cheaply as affordable pass program adds three grades
In its 30th year, the Colorado Ski Country passport now includes kindergarten through second grade.
After 2-year closure, new Vail Pass rest area, expanded parking set to reopen in September
While a major roadwork project on Vail Pass causing single-lane summer closures will continue through next year -- interrupted by a winter hiatus -- the rest area near the top...
Are Colorado leaves already changing? We separate fact from fiction.
When Dan West heard on the radio last week that the fall foliage color change had started already in Summit County, he reacted with skepticism and a bit of annoyance.
Camping restrictions planned near delicate high-country Colorado wetlands
Overuse isn't the only danger to the Homestake Valley fens. A dam has also been proposed there.
Vail, Keystone, A-Basin, Beaver Creek announce opening dates for 2025
The projected opening days from Vail Resorts also included Crested Butte.
Pikes Peak-area public lands, camping, hiking to be managed by the state
CPW plans to complete a 95-mile loop trail, improve amenities and manage new rangers.
Visitation limits, better parking planned for busy Summit County hiking areas
USFS proposal would affect Quandary Peak, Blue Lakes, McCullough Gulch and Spruce Creek south of Breckenridge.
Vail’s Epic Pass replacing ‘buddy tickets’ with new product
The Broomfield-based ski and resort company is replacing its Epic Buddy Pass program with a new product called Epic Friend Tickets.
Fewer people climbed these three popular Colorado 14ers in 2024
Overall visitation to Colorado's highest peaks grew by nearly 2%, nonprofit says.
Gov. Jared Polis wants to be remembered for making Colorado’s outdoors ‘even more amazing’
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis has a passion for the outdoors, and his administration has placed a high priority on outdoors issues.