Colorado climbers who summit buildings instead of mountains
Urban climbing, called buildering, has a rich history, especially on college campuses, dating back to the mid-1900s
Outdoor Recreation
Free outdoor gear library in Cortez gets new website
Residents now have increased access to recreation
Blast and cast
Visiting old friends, hunting dove and fly fishing in Texas
Body of famed U.S. extreme skier from Telluride recovered in Nepal
Hilaree Nelson of Telluride, Colorado, left and James Morrison of Tahoe, California, raise their fists as the pair arrived in Kathmandu, Nepal, on Oct. 4, 2018. Rescuers in a helicopter…
Bull moose dies at Keystone ski area after getting tangled in cords
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is working with resorts on ways to better protect wildlife
Denver woman dies after 900-foot fall while hiking Capitol Peak
Capitol Peak is 14,137-foot mountain in the Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness
Idaho Springs gondola group wins $8.7M judgment against company that stole deposit
Judge agrees that Virginia-based escrow company stole $4.5 million from the Idaho Springs Mighty Argo investors and created fake documents to hide the theft.
Team to row 3,000 miles to raise awareness about mental health for first responders
Farmington-based Guardian Initiatives jumps aboard Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge
‘Impossible challenge’: Father-son adventure racers are pushing the limits of Alzheimer’s
Mark and Travis Macy have raced thousands of miles through jungles and deserts
Colorado mushroom forays, improved by monsoons, are becoming more popular
The Colorado Mycological Society, which holds fungi training classes and leads mushroom forays, has experienced a boost in membership in recent years
John Wayne Grit Series celebrates classic film while fundraising for cancer
5K and 10K scheduled for Aug. 27 in Ridgway
‘It’s like riding an escalator’: Burro racing is having a moment in Colorado
The sport is attracting more runners every year as people compete for First Ass Up the Pass and the donkey Triple Crown
Colorado’s outdoors offers a kind of therapy, but it’s not a magic pill
Nature’s therapy – ‘Vitamin N’ – helps improve mental and physical health
National Ski Patrol in turmoil as third director in five years leaves, citing conflict
Group’s board of directors described as a ‘dysfunctional HOA’
Photos: Wedding party floats down the Animas River
The wedding party of Olivia Hamblin and Scott Titus prepare to float down the Animas River on a sunny and hot Thursday afternoon. Friday is likely to be another good…
Colorado’s mountain airports are thriving as rural air service struggles
Colorado’s airports in Aspen, Durango, Eagle County, Gunnison, Hayden and Montrose set records in 2021 and are staying busy in 2022
Two privately owned Colorado 14ers are open to hikers thanks to a unique partnership. Will it last?
Increasing traffic is stressing a tenuous deal with landowners concerned about liability
Heat dome set to scorch Southwest Colorado
Hot and dry weather will replace rains this weekend
Love, prayer and tickets: What we saw at the Rainbow Family gathering in northwest Colorado
Annual gathering drew 10,000 people and lots of online ire
Colorado’s outdoor industry knows it could be more inclusive
The industry acknowledges that there’s a large population that doesn’t feel included