BEST HIKES IN COLORADO: 11 Top Hiking Trails in Colorado | Best Places to Hike in Colorado 2023

amazing thanks !!! :)

Omg I love Colorado. My goal is to move there. In 2 years. I love nature and Colorado is so beautiful.

You forgot Horsetooth Mountain in Fort Collins

Thank you for diverting the interlopers to 11 of the least spectacular and easiest trails in CO. Keep up the good work ;) Honestly this list should be called "My favorite beginner friendly hikes that are close to major cities in Colorado"

Are hiking and biking the same trails?

I always though Maroon Bells pics where from Crater lake but then i found Out that they where taken at Maroon Lake wich is like 2km Away

We used to camp near the Y. I was pretty small, but we named one campsite Bell Rock. We had to jump across a brook to get to this rock from the campsite. It has a rock on the back of the "bell" that looks like an ironing board. If I recall correctly this was in view of Mount Big Cheif, but that might be a different site. Also, the older siblings used to hike up to Eagles Nest, another rocky formation. We rarely had another other campers nearby. These are above Colorado Springs. Does any of this sound familiar?

Wait. Did you just say pro kayakers were taking on the Colorado River at Black Canyon NP? I believe that’s the Gunnison.

Can you suggest a few 12k and 13k mountains for beginners in Colorado maybe San juan and or rio grande mountains?

Beautiful video you have inspired me to go here

Thank you for including time stamps. Which do you consider to be the most immersive?

Great video . Thanks. Believe the river running through the Black Canyon is the Gunnison, not the Colorado.

Lol. Posts a video recommending specific "hikes" but then lists a national park with 265,000 acres. Respectfully, these are all just tourist traps.

Definitely a fair list. The garden and red rocks open space, within a stones throw . I love going they're almost everyday. It's like my walk around the block✌🏽

I used to love going up to RMNP. Now with overcrowding it’s hard to get up there for a spontaneous day of hiking. The permit system in place from June through most of October is a real hassle.

Not one 14er? Come on 😅

Stupid question, what are your thoughts of solo hiking and wild animals?

Better than Red Rocks Parks is east across from there is Dakota/Dinosaur Ridge with the side trail to dinosaur footprints

Very nice video! The first and second shots look like Norway and PNW though. That can't be Colorado right?

Went to Hanging lake in 2019, great scenery. Was $12 per person and you ride the shuttle. Now if they reopen it might have to charge extra.

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Beautiful views. Great day to get outside for some fresh air. Hope you had fun.
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It's just so barren. I'm not used to being able to see thru the forest.