Colorado Roads + Highways

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

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.

Snow is beautiful, but it brings challenges too. High passes across Colorado are closing soon, and it's crucial to know which ones are affected.

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.

On a national scale, Colorado ranks pretty low when it comes to the state's drivers.

Colorado crash data shows that the highest risk of severe-injury or fatal crashes, happens at similar times on both sides of the state.

Montrose has a way of turning everyday strolls into a history lesson, with street names that whisper tales from the past.

Join the fun as Grand Junction residents weigh in on the longest street names — it’s a competition that’s both amusing and a bit mind-boggling.

In September and early October, these Colorado scenic byways—San Juan Skyway, Peak to Peak, Kebler Pass, and Grand Mesa—offer drive-through bliss with golden aspens, fiery oaks, snow-tipped peaks, and mirror-like lakes.

In the heart of Grand Junction, frustrations boil over as the city's roads grapple with more cars than ever.