Colorado Legends + Lore

A bizarre story that allegedly took place at a Colorado amusement park involving a man eating a live chicken has been making its rounds on social media lately.

Many legends are attached to the Great Sand Dunes in southeastern Colorado, including accounts of web-footed horses.

There are a number of theories surrounding Bailey, Colorado regarding the remarkable amount of alleged Bigfoot sightings that have been reported there.

Just look at Sleeping Ute Mountain; it’s more than a landmark. For the Ute tribes, it's a symbol of history and pride that runs deep.

There have been stories of an old-timer in Grand Junction who found silver in his front yard. Is this true?

If you've lived in the Grand Junction area long enough, you've probably heard about the infamous legends that "haunt" the Grand Valley.

While sharks are one of the last sea creatures one might associate with Colorado, the terrifying marine animal has certainly made headlines and raised eyebrows in the state for years.

The Utes of Colorado called the Grand Mesa Thunder Mountain, led to the Utes telling the legend of the Thunderbirds. The legend says:

Eerily, two consecutive owners of this old building in Silver Plume, Colorado, went missing and while the remains of one owner were found in the nearby woods, both are presumed dead.

There are some things that could be considered as bad luck on New Year's Day.