Colorado, You Could Compete on ‘Survivor’ Without Leaving the State

There are very few reality competition shows that I think I could do well on.

I know I'd never be able to make it on 'American Idol.'

I don't have the fitness skills to do 'American Ninja Warrior.'

And I know I could not sleep outside for more than two nights like in the hit show 'Survivor.'

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How Colorado Fans Can Compete in a Real-Life ‘Survivor’ Challenge

If you're a big fan of this popular series and want to find a way to compete like some of your favorite contestants, you'll be able to in 2026.

To celebrate 'Survivor' and its fiftieth season, the showrunners are launching a nationwide scavenger hunt called the Survivor 50 Challenge.

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What the ‘Survivor 50 Challenge’ Means for Colorado

Here's how it's going to work.

The creatives behind 'Survivor' will hide Immunity Idols across all fifty states.

Yes, a ‘Survivor’ Immunity Idol Will Be Hidden Somewhere in Colorado

One of them will be somewhere in the Centennial State.

Then clues will be dropped online that will help you locate them.

If you find Colorado's Idol, just snap a picture with it and you're entered to win some sort of prize. Officials confirmed that there is no need for you to be the first person to locate the Idol.

What Colorado Winners of the ‘Survivor 50 Challenge’ Will Receive

Every state will have a winner, and they will get a free trip out to L.A. for some sort of 'Survivor' event. There's no word on what exactly the event is, but it seems pretty cool!

THIS IS NOT A TOWNSQUARE MEDIA CONTEST. 

When the ‘Survivor 50 Challenge’ Runs for Colorado Players

It kicks off on January 31st and runs through February 25th, right up to the premiere of the show's 50th season.

Reality shows seem to have a bit of an obsession with the Centennial State. Take a looks at some contestants from your favorite reality food competition shows that have a Colorado connection.

And you cannot forget the most recent season of the dating show 'Love Is Blind.' Fans of the program consider it one of the least successful seasons in the show's history.

Take a look at some of the Coloradans that were on the hunt for love in the Mile High City.