Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... TLC famously said don’t go chasing waterfalls. But during the Colorado summer, there are few more fun things to do than hop in the car, hit the trail and ...

Colorado's many waterfalls are hidden wonders throughout the state that you won't be sorry you sought out on your next hike. From more moderate hikes following streams through fields of wildflowers to ...

Colorado is known for its mountain trails, but it also offers other natural beauties in the forms of caves, caverns, and waterfalls for southern Coloradans looking to get outside. From magnificent ...

At 365 feet, Bridal Veil Falls is the tallest free-falling cascade in Colorado. It’s a very neat sight when it’s completely frozen over. (Ryan Bonneau, provided by Visit Telluride) Can you call it a ...

Colorado contains hundreds of named and unnamed waterfalls thanks to its abundant snowmelt and mountains. They vary from low, wide cascades to several hundred-foot free falls through narrow canyons.

While they roar in spring and summer, there is something no less wondrous about Colorado’s waterfalls when they freeze. Take in the winter silence while admiring Mother Nature’s great sculptures.

Colorado is magical to see in the winter. Experience the season’s beauty by chasing frozen falls throughout the state. Here are our top picks for some of the most stunning waterfalls to see frozen ...

Diana Crandall is a deputy editor of automation at Forbes Marketplace. With a master's degree in journalism from the University of Southern California and a background in marketing, she combines ...

My 4-year-old nephew Dash had a request on his family's recent trip to Colorado. He wanted to see a waterfall. So, we found him one. Our family drove from Montrose to Ouray and hiked the short trail ...

Diana Crandall is a deputy editor of automation at Forbes Marketplace. With a master's degree in journalism from the University of Southern California and a background in marketing, she combines ...