National Parks

Do the COVID-19 restrictions have you feeling a little cooped up? Are you missing your Colorado national parks? Here's a chance to view all four of our state's national parks without leaving home.

This Saturday, September 26, the National Park Service will provide free admission to all national parks in honor of National Public Lands Day. Here are a few Colorado locations you can visit for free.

Congress has already passed the bill.

If you are ready for an amazing 5-hour road trip, hop in your car, buckle up at let's go.

Take a look at the Milky Way shining brightly over Colorado, Utah and other regional national parks.

Mesa Verde National Park is the second national park to close in Colorado due to coronavirus.

Colorado State and National Parks honoring veterans this Sunday with free admission.

I'd like to ask is Colorado's Blue Mesa Reservoir half empty or half full? Unfortunately, it's more than half empty and less than half full. Fact is, it hasn't been this empty since the 1980s.

In honor of Martin Luther King Day, there will be no entrance fee for the Colorado National Monument or any National Park.

If you live in Colorado then you definitely love the outdoors. But these National Forests don't take care of themselves. Will there be a rise in prices?