In 1972, as Denver development steadily marched to the foothills, a population of voters approved portions of sales tax to ...

Brushy Creek has one, and it’s spectacular. This massive park is like the Swiss Army knife of outdoor recreation. The lake stretches out for miles, surrounded by forests that burst with color in ...

Welcome to Backbone, Iowa’s first state park and still one of its most dramatic. The park gets its name from a steep, narrow ridge of bedrock that looks like the spine of some enormous creature from ...

As the weather warms and the earth thaws, the tri-state area’s 9,321 acres of state park lands are coming back ...

The iPhone SOS feature helped a search & rescue team find a family lost in the Red River Gorge area Tuesday evening, ...