Colorado hikes

If you love red rocks, wildlife, and a variety of hiking trails, Roxborough State Park should be a future hiking destination

Hiking should be Colorado's national pastime.

Hike and see these Colorado glaciers before they're gone forever.

Nobody is going to mistake western Colorado for Yellowstone, but, we do have our own geyser - and it seems to be the only one in the entire state.

If you are looking for an interesting Colorado hike - scenic but not too difficult - Mayflower Gulch might just be the hike for you.

Some Colorado hikes are just challenging, while others take you to and through spectacular views. The Ice Lake and Island Lake hikes will do both

Hiking to the top of a Colorado 14er isn't for everyone, but if you're a hiker up for a challenge this is a great place to start.

Dinosaur National Monument is a great destination for hikers - whether you want to follow a trail or get off the beaten path.

Devil's Thumb Lake near Nederland, Colo. is the perfect hike to enjoy on a warm spring day.

It's a pretty popular trail, but a lot of people have never experienced Grand Junction's Audubon Trail.