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Tired of crowds? Visit these 10 empty Colorado State Parks instead. (opens the original)
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Colorado is home to more than 40 state parks and recreation areas, and last year, 19.5 million people visited them to enjoy the great outdoors. The parks offer a diverse range of experiences and, of course, not all are as trafficked as the most popular ones. Lake Pueblo State Park, consistently the most-visited in Colorado, welcomed about 3 million people in 2025, according to data from Colorado Parks and Wildlife, provided to The Denver Post. In terms of popularity, it’s rivaled only by Chatfie
Here’s your chance to own a gondola car, with dining table, from Telluride (opens the original)
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If you ever wanted to bring the ski town vibe to your own backyard, a municipality on the Western Slope is offering locals a rare chance to own their very own gondola cabin. And not just any cable cars — these ones also serve as compact dining areas. The town of Mountain Village, adjacent to Telluride, is currently auctioning off 10 unique gondola cars that it has used as outdoor dining spaces since the COVID-19 pandemic. They come in red, yellow and blue, and each one has its own table inside t
Colorado’s fall colors are peaking early along the Front Range (opens the original)
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Leaf-peepers, start your engines because it’s just about showtime. Aspen trees have begun turning gold at higher elevations across the Front Range, and while the colors remain patchy so far, experts believe the leaves will start to change en masse soon. In Breckenridge, conditions are currently pre-peak, said Duke Barlow, Open Space & Trails Manager. However, the trees appear to be changing rapidly. For example, the Pence Miller trail near downtown seems to be the first spot to go for gold. “The
Here’s how to ski for $80 at a Summit County resort this winter (opens the original)
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Arapahoe Basin ski area is marking a milestone birthday this winter and to celebrate, it’s giving skiers the gift of cheap lift tickets. On Wednesdays during the peak of ski season, daily lift tickets will cost just $80 to honor the ski area’s 80th anniversary. Peak season is considered late-December through April, and during off-season months like November and May, A-Basin slashes the midweek lift ticket price to $50. Additionally, lift tickets will cost $80 on its anniversary weekend, Saturday
Where to go leaf-peeping in Colorado right now as fall colors peak (opens the original)
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If you’ve been anxious to make leaf-peeping plans, now is the time. Mountains across Colorado are changing colors as the aspen trees undergo their fall ritual. It’s been something of an unusual season by many accounts, with trees changing earlier than is typical. But what hasn’t changed is the fact that the colors are cascading across the state, meaning locals have numerous chances to bask in the glow of gold leaves if they are willing to travel. Here’s the latest information on the timing of pe
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