SIGN UP HERE TO JOIN US FOR AN AVALANCHE AWARENESS FIRESIDE CHAT AT LIMELIGHT HOTEL ON JANUARY 14, 2026 Winter in Colorado has a way of pulling people in. A forecast calls for fresh snow. The sky clears. The mountains feel quiet and inviting. Whether it’s a quick tour before work, a snowshoe near a familiar trailhead, or a sidecountry lap after a resort day, winter travel often begins with excitement — not risk assessment. And that’s part of what makes avalanches so dangerous

Winter hiking offers breathtaking views of Colorado Mountain passes. Colorado’s winter landscape is often associated with ski resorts and lift lines, but for many locals, the season is defined by quieter experiences beyond resort boundaries. Snowshoeing through forested valleys, winter hiking on uncrowded trails, and building backcountry skills through AIARE avalanche education offer a more grounded way to engage with Colorado’s winter environment. For visitors spending the

Winter in Colorado offers adventures like snowshoeing, skiing, hiking, and more. Ski pass sales may have wrapped for the season, but winter in Colorado is only just beginning. While resorts ramp up for opening day, the high country is transforming into a playground of fresh snow, quiet trails, and endless opportunities for adventure—no lift ticket required. Whether you're looking to explore new terrain, build avalanche safety skills, or simply enjoy the magic of Colorado’s wi

Skiers and snowshoers are headed to the slopes to enjoy the first powder of the season. Denver and Boulder saw heavy urban snowfall this week. Your Essential Guide to Getting Winter-Ready in Colorado Snow has officially arrived across the Front Range and beyond — and with it comes the start of Colorado’s most exciting and most unpredictable season. That first big storm is always a reminder: winter is here, conditions are changing fast, and now is the time to prepare your skil