Colorado Travel

These are the most popular tourist destinations in Colorado, as well as those that are the most popular in states that share a border.

Whether you're chasing wildflowers or autumn leaves, these scenic routes offer something special for every kind of traveler.

Imagine stepping into a piece of Colorado’s history, where every corner whispers tales from the Gilded Age.

As winter wraps Colorado in a soft blanket of snow, ghost towns reveal their charm. There's a sense of mystery in the air, just waiting to be felt.

Take a trip back in time on a virtual tour through Colorado’s nearly-abandoned Stapleton Airport mere hours before it closed its doors forever.

Just imagine a highway that’s shorter than a city block, yet it plays a key role in Colorado’s rugged terrain.

The highest speed limit in Colorado is shared by multiple states, but it’s not quite the highest in the nation.

Montrose has transformed since its mining days, with Townsend Avenue now serving as both a local lifeline and a gateway to outdoor adventures in the San Juan Mountains.

From Grand Junction’s elevation of 4,583 ft, you can drive to about 10,849 ft without leaving your car.

As summer rolls in, imagine cruising along a scenic byway that’s been connecting communities since 1926 – that’s the charm of U.S. Highway 160.