Fall

Dive into the rich history of the Pikes Peak region while sampling the diverse culinary and recreational offerings and awe-inspiring fall beauty of Colorado Springs, Cripple Creek, Cañon City, Woodland Park and Penrose.

Each fall the Aspens turn a beautiful shade of gold and people flock to Telluride for beautiful views, outdoor pursuits and delicious bites.

Visiting the towns of Walsenburg, La Veta, Cuchara, Trinidad and Aguilar is the best way to see Colorado's famed Spanish Peaks from all angles.

Explore this spectacular area — Carbondale, Redstone, Snowmass, Glenwood Springs and Marble — via hike or ski/snowshoe and then soak your weary muscles in steamy hot springs, all while feasting on locally sourced meals.

One of the state's Certified Creative Districts, Colorado Springs packs a punch for those looking to explore the local arts scene — and perhaps contribute to it themselves!

There's nothing like fall's fresh mountain air in these valley-cradled mountain towns.

Get your fill of adventure, relaxation and seclusion in this historic mountain town, surrounded by the San Juan and Cimarron mountains.

Take in the fresh air and spectacular views of the Spanish Peaks in the small and affordable towns of Walsenburg, La Veta, Cuchara and Westcliffe, as you explore ghost towns, go horseback riding, discover Lathrop State Park and much more. A visit to Spanish Peaks Country is an affordable way to experience Colorado. These communities offer some of the most amazing scenery with restaurants, activities and places to stay that are, on average, less expensive than most other Colorado destinations.

Settle in for the fall season in Cañon City, where warm weather and summer activities linger and you can explore longer.

Fall in Aspen: The weather gets a little crisper, the elk begin to bugle and migrate, and the colors change, blanketing the entire valley in a spectacular yellow gold. With multiple events and outdoor activities to choose from, Aspen is a fall no-brainer.