A Woman and Her Dog Are Recovering From Injuries After a Moose Attack
Colorado Parks and Wildlife says they’re investigating an incident that injured a woman and her dog after a confrontation with a moose.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife says they’re investigating an incident that injured a woman and her dog after a confrontation with a moose.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials say they humanely euthanized a bear after it showed signs of infection and suffering.
A gardener in Colorado is setting a new record by growing a massive sunflower.Â
An endurance adventure cyclist, is healing in a hospital after attempting to set an FKT on the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife are searching for a black bear that bit a man relaxing in a hammock. The man was brought to the hospital.
Runners and their donkeys meet this weekend in Colorado at the World Championship Pack Burro Race. Check out this unique sport.
Known for its majestic peaks and rugged beauty, Rocky Mountain National Park is one of the most iconic national parks in the U.S. It also happens to be a quick 1.5-hour drive from Denver—but that’s just the beginning of what the area around Colorado’s capital has to offer. The Centennial State is packed with breathtaking [...]
A majestic waterfall is one of Mother Nature’s most beautiful creations. Whether it cascades with rushing water during the spring runoff or is a frozen blue hue, seeing a fall up close brings a sense of peace. If you’re planning a winter hike to a frozen waterfall, be sure to check the weather forecast. It’s [...]
Colorado may be the land of alpine lakes, Coors Light, and more Toyota Tacomas than you can shake a hiking pole at, but that’s not all. It’s also home to more than 15 mountain ranges, where 58 peaks soar above 14,000 feet, earning them a cult following and the nickname of “Fourteeners.” For decades, these [...]
Skijoring might just be the weirdest winter sport you’ve never heard of. Imagine a cross between horse-back riding and water skiing—but with hoops, jumps and obstacles involved. And, yes, it’s just as dangerous as it sounds. While skiers are traditionally pulled by horses for competition events, recreational skijoring participants sometimes hitch up to a dog [...]