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?

What was once a beautiful lakeside resort in Colorado is now completely abandoned and can only be reached by foot.

Colorado is known as a place for finding beauty in nature, but while beautiful, it can also be extremely dangerous and even deadly:

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

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.

Here's a list of the toughest hiking trails in Colorado.

Deep in the Colorado wilderness sits a tall, narrow, abandoned home that is now covered from head to toe in graffiti art.