Colorado Outdoors

Copper Mountain's groomed runs can be deceptively safe, but one skier's crash into a tree turned a perfect day into a tragedy.

The gray wolf reintroduction in Colorado is on hold, leaving many wondering what this means for the future of wildlife management in the state.

Winter's like a shy guest this year in Grand Junction and Montrose, with snowpack levels below average. What does that mean for our water supply?

Something special is brewing in Colorado as we gear up for a dual celebration of statehood and independence. Get ready for a season of festivities!

From the towering Grand Mesa to the winding rivers, Western Colorado’s geological features tell a story worth hearing.

A rockslide that destroyed parts of a Colorado highway last fall was the catalyst for a new attraction called “Memorial Rock.”

Colorado has been unseasonably warm this winter and the drought conditions may be contributing to an increase in wildlife encounters.

From Glenwood Springs to Fruita, eagle sightings abound as these powerful raptors take advantage of the winter bounty along the river.

Even in the heart of winter, the Colorado River keeps moving—so what keeps this vital waterway from freezing solid?

If you're looking to go ice fishing in Colorado, a little preparation goes a long way for a fun outing.