When the Colorado Springs City Auditorium opened its doors 100 years ago, its classical revival architecture harmonized beautifully with other...
Colorado Fun
Colorado is the ultimate destination for fun, adventure, and unforgettable experiences. From snow-capped peaks and rushing rivers to vibrant cities and charming mountain towns, there’s something for everyone. Ski, hike, raft, explore world-class art, sip craft brews, and soak in stunning scenery — Colorado’s magic never stops surprising you.
Cultural Connections
Maybe it’s the rarified air. Or perhaps the unparalleled scenery that makes the Pikes Peak region a cultural come-on. Either way, there’s no...
Party on, Prairie Dog
Founded in 1871, Colorado Springs was not the first city to rise at the foot of Pikes Peak. That honor goes to Colorado City, a once-rip...
A Brew and a Burger with a Side of Fresh Air
When the weather is fair and the sun is shining, it’s impossible to stay inside, even when dining out. And nothing beats having a cold...
Women are Keeping it Colorado
One hundred and fifty years ago, Horace Greeley offered his famous advice to restless Americans: “Go west, young man.” Many did, and many...
What a Long, Strange Trip
Editor’s note: Scott Rappold is a Colorado-based journalist who takes his job—and his fun—seriously. Please drink, eat and trip responsibly....
Taking the High Road on America’s Mountain
How do you get to the summit of Pikes Peak? You can walk, run, bike, ride, drive, ski, snowshoe, take the cog railway, jeep or bus tour, or...
Destination Pueblo
EL PUEBLO HISTORY MUSEUM Located downtown at 302 S. Union Ave., is a museum whose building is a recreation of the 1842 El Pueblo trading post...
Embracing the Darkness
Sitting in evening rush hour traffic on I-25, watching a night game at Coors Field or taking in an ArtWalk on Colorado Blvd., you look up and...
Is This for Real?
We all know that Colorado is one of our nation’s cherished treasures. The mountain majesty of Pikes Peak, the glimmering snow-swelled Arkansas...
For Whom The Bells Toll
The Maroon Bells. Instantly recognizable as the most photographed mountains in the U.S., these two prominent 14’ers, just outside of the...
Betting on the Future
In 1890, the site of Cripple Creek was just rolling ranchland on the backside of Pikes Peak. Long inhabited by the Utes, the United States...