Farms and ranches across Colorado — including Honey Rock Landing in Delta, Billy Goat Hop Farm in Montrose, Elevation tea company in Hotchkiss, and James Ranch in Durango — welcome tourists looking to take a break from digital devices, all while bolstering their bottom lines.
Fixes to South Platte River Trail in Denver reopen formerly “unsafe” stretch by Mississippi Avenue and between Johnson-Habitat Park
Oktoberfest, Cider Fest and more free and cheap things to do in September. Plus Embark on a blooming adventure at the Denver Orchid Society Fall Show and Sale.
Hipcamp’s 12 coolest Colorado camping spots for 2026: Basalt Mountain Homestead, Camp Overland in Livermore, Camp Penguin at WPR, Lavender Farm Bed and Breakfast in Dolores, Rocky Mountain Glamping and more.
Quickly rising Denver chef takes the helm at Michelin-starred Bruto. Carolina Zubiate specializes in the cuisine of Peru, where she was born and learned about cooking from her grandfather
Agritourism includes live music at Big B’s in Hotchkiss, beer at Bill Goat Hop Farm in Montrose, farm-to-table dinners at Black Cat in Longmont, spirits at Clark & Co.’s Distilling in Palisade, cave suites at Honey Rock Landing in Delta and more.
Kenta Kamo of Temaki Den teamed with a fellow Louisianan on Louisiana Po’boys and Cajun Cuisine
Colorado Symphony plans $120 million renovation of Boettcher Concert Hall; it will also sell naming rights to raise some of the money for the Denver venue.
Fat Marmot Week, hosted by the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory near Crested Butte, began as an effort to raise awareness about yellow-bellied marmots in Colorado.
The Park Hill Cat tour took place on Sunday, August 30, 2026, in Denver. The third annual tour, hosted by Megan Nyce, walked through the neighborhood, viewing cats on porches and in front yards or, for the shyer types, peering out of their windows from inside the home.