Hiking in Denver, CO

The Swallow Loop makes a great little escape from the city when you're short on time.

Mt. Bierstadt is probably the most accessible of Colorado's 14,000-footers, making it a very popular hiking destination for visitors and Denverite locals alike.

One of the best family hikes in the country. Sure to capture the imaginations of children and adults alike... and of course Jurassic Park lovers.

This is a Denver gem dating back to the city's inception. Today it's enjoyed by hikers and trail runners looking to get some fresh air just outside the city.

This is a somewhat strenuous hike that takes you past the tree line and affords you wonderful views of the Continental Divide's terrain.

With its classic Colorado mountain feel and spectacular wildlife, Waterton Canyon is Denver’s backyard gem. The scenic gorge gives visitors their first taste of Colorado’s Rocky Mountains.

This area is known for its beauty, user-friendliness, wildflowers, and mixed forests.

This is a classic Colorado destination that you definitely should experience in some capacity- whether on the trails in the area or during a live concert at the famous amphitheatre.

This six-mile trail takes you up a volcanic mesa over some very scenic, rolling terrain.

This is a classic Denver challenge. 2,000-feet in elevation gain in less than a mile. Enjoy!

If you're looking to get out of Denver to do some sightseeing, your search is over: heading up to the historic town of Evergreen is the perfect getaway for either the family, or for a first date.