Sometimes you may start to feel a bit landlocked in Colorado, especially if you come from a coastal area or happen to love the water. Luckily, Colorado has its fair share of big lakes and reservoirs open to boating, with …
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Boating, tubing, kayaking and whitewater rafting are awesome on several Colorado rivers and lakes during the summer. Read our boating guide.
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Colorado’s 15 Biggest Bodies of Water
Colorado boasts some pretty big lakes and reservoirs within its state lines. From the eastern plains to the western slope, you can fish, boat, or just admire these massive bodies of water. Imagine renting a cool boat …
The Ultimate Guide to Watersports in Colorado
When you think of Colorado, watersports is probably not the first image that springs to mind. However, there are actually a number of water related activities within the state! So, if you're looking for a way to stay …
7 Fun Places to Stand Up Paddle Board in Colorado
Stand up paddle boarding (SUP) is becoming an increasingly popular water based activity, especially in coastal areas. But you needn’t move to California, bleach your teeth and boast a bikini tan-line to enjoy paddle …
11 Best Places to Kayak in Colorado
While Colorado is best known for its mountains, there are plenty of beautiful lakes and rivers where you can go kayaking. If you’re looking for more than just views, and also a little excitement on the water, then you’ll …
Colorado’s Best Beaches
It’s true, Colorado is what people call a land-locked state, but if you look inside its borders you will find many lakes and reservoirs with miles of shoreline to enjoy. So, cool off this summer and discover some of …
20+ Best Colorado Lakes & Reservoirs
When most people think about nature in Colorado, their minds usually conjure vast mountain landscapes. Sure, the Centennial State is unrivaled in America when it comes to containing an astounding number of mountains …
Colorado’s Major Rivers
When all of Colorado’s famous snow melts in the spring, it becomes the state’s gorgeous rivers. From big desert rivers flowing across high plateaus and through red rock canyons to clear, sparkling streams rushing through …
Tubing the Mighty Clear Creek in Golden
Tubing the Clear Creek Whitewater Park is one of Jeff Co's biggest summer attractions. There are several man-made features to ensure whitewater and big waves. The water generally warms up and calms down as the season …
Rent a Kayak and Go Kayaking in Fort Collins
Living in a landlocked state, water sports aren't on everybody's radar. Destinations like Fort Collins though boast lakes and rivers open to a range of boating, with a good number only open to non-motorized boats like …
Arkansas River Rafting in Browns Canyon
If you're looking for summer adventure, head to the Arkansas River. It's one of the most exciting landscapes to raft in Colorado, with numerous sections ranging in class and ability. Browns Canyon, which recently …
3 Colorado SUP Companies Making Waves in the Inflatable Paddle Board World
Paddleboarding has seen a massive increase in popularity over the past few years and it’s easy to see why. Sitting down and casually paddling across the water just isn’t cutting it for some adventurers — they want to …
How To Kayak With Your Dog This Season
[Dog Trina's first time in a kayak! Photo: Lisa Ouellette] Can you go kayaking with your dog? Most likely yes! It really depends on whether your dog is ready yet for life on the water. Luckily, like sitting, staying and …
Kayaking the Upper and Lower Colorado River
The Colorado River is one of the most coveted waterways for kayaking and other human-powered watercraft. It's also a lifeline for millions of Americans and Mexicans. It begins high in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado and …
