Im travelling in October with my wife, and she aparentelly doesnt like hiking a lot lol. We are staying in Ouray and Telluride. But me personally would love to meet these crazy lakes. Is there any awesome one that we can hike as little as possible? Do you guys have any suggestion? submitted by /u/CommercialMixture512 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Where seems good for some pretty snowy views? submitted by /u/flavor30 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

10/10 would recommend submitted by /u/lllllllllllIIIIIllll [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Dominguez-Escalante between Grand Junction and Delta. Out and back hike around six miles each way. submitted by /u/DangerousDave303 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Pretty bummed about another Saturday with bad weather. To cheer me up I’m going to try to finalize some of my future hiking plans. I’m taking a couple of long weekends in August to do back to back “Adventure Weekends” I plan on doing Grays and Torreys and then scooting down to Gunnison for a couple of days and doing San Luis. Then the following week I plan on heading up to the Wind River Range and doing a couple hikes up there. I also plan on going back to the area pictured as this is one of my all time favorite hikes. Hessie Trailhead to Jasper Lake. What future plans are you excited abo ..read more

A good friend and I are planning 5-days of hiking in Colorado this August. It's our first time out there and I'd say we're novice-intermediate hikers, and both of us are in very good shape. We had originally thought about doing 5-days of camping and hiking, but decided that hiking with some airbnbs in between is probably the right approach for us ? We're looking for recommendations for the best 8-15 mi. hikes per day, ideally no further than 2 or 3 hours outside of Denver by car. Totally fine with either out-n-backs or loops, but would love some reccommendations on truly jaw-dropping hikes. E ..read more

Would love to get out and hike on Saturday but can’t find anywhere within a 2 1/2 drive that isn’t getting slammed with snow or rain… Any suggestions? Thought about just say f it and doing a hike at Staunton but looks like their getting hammered with snow Might be a dumb question but first spring in denver submitted by /u/Chemical-Flower6493 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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I’ve been feeling really lonely lately. This summer I want to go exploring the mountains from my home in the suburbs. The thing is I only have a bike to travel. I was thinking, if I got one of those single person tents from Amazon then prepared a little bit, what if I bike up to the mountains and when night comes I find someplace discreet to set the tent and sleep. Is that out of the question? It sounds super fun and exciting! submitted by /u/Happy-Stage1748 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Thinking of hitting up RMNP w/friends on the weekend of May 4/5. I know it’s going to be cold, but what will snow conditions be like? Will microspikes and snowshoes be necessary for a hike like Sky Pond those days? Thanks! submitted by /u/pumpkinspice1124 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more