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In 1994, only three fourteeners in the state had official trails leading to their apexes. Today, there are sustainable routes on 36 others, thanks to the Colorado Fourteeners Initiative.

Here come the signs.  Colorado lawmakers on Friday sent Gov. Jared Polis a bill that reforms the Colorado Recreational Use Statute to better protect landowners from lawsuits filed by people injured while recreating on private land.  Senate...

Here come the signs.

Here come the signs. Colorado lawmakers on Friday sent Gov. Jared Polis a bill that reforms the Colorado Recreational Use Statute to better protect landowners from lawsuits filed by people injured whi...

"It has been difficult to live up to our moniker as the Rocky Mountain State over the past couple of years with some of our 14,000-foot peaks being off limits to the public."

Proponents of an amendment to Colorado's Recreational Use Statute to balance the interests of the outdoors community and private landowners have shifted their strategy in an attempt to build support, following two efforts in the legislature that failed witho in 2024ut making it out of committee.

Proponents of an amendment to Colorado's Recreational Use Statute to balance the interests of the outdoors community and private landowners have shifted their strategy in an attempt to build support, following two efforts in the legislature that failed witho in 2024ut making it out of committee.

Proponents of an amendment to Colorado's Recreational Use Statute to balance the interests of the outdoors community and private landowners have shifted their strategy in an attempt to build support, following two efforts in the legislature that failed witho in 2024ut making it out of committee.

Proponents of an amendment to Colorado's Recreational Use Statute to balance the interests of the outdoors community and private landowners have shifted their strategy in an attempt to build support, following two efforts in the legislature that failed witho in 2024ut making it out of committee.

Proponents of an amendment to Colorado's Recreational Use Statute to balance the interests of the outdoors community and private landowners have shifted their strategy in an attempt to build support, following two efforts in the legislature that failed witho in 2024ut making it out of committee.