When people picture Colorado, they usually think of jagged mountain peaks, rugged hiking trails, and extreme cycling. They don't typically picture open water and swimsuits. 

But locals know a secret: summer in the Rockies is just as enjoyable on a paddleboard as it is in the evergreens. From hidden glacial reservoirs at 9,000 feet to expansive, wake-free oases just minutes from the city, the Centennial State has become a paddleboarding paradise. 

Colorado wolf reintroduction started with the narrow 2020 ballot initiative that required the state to restore gray wolves by the end of 2023. It passed by a margin tight enough to reveal a state split not on science, but on identity. Urban counties voted yes. Rural counties voted no. The mandate stuck.

Autumn officially begins on September 22nd with the Fall Equinox, but we’re just days away from the start of meteorological fall on Sept 1st (which is what really matters, if we’re being honest.) And with the weather soon taking us into sweater season, we’re daydreaming about warm-toned leaves, aspen bark, and scenic drives. The atmospheric experts predict that fall colors will peak in the Rocky Mountains between mid and late September, with harvest hues decking the front range trees through late October. 

Ready to plan your autumnal adventure? Here’s a handy guide to timing Colorado leaf peeping just right, the best views, and even some phoneography tips. 

When it comes to dogs, Colorado doesn’t just roll over for trends — it leads the pack. Between our trail-loving state, dog-friendly breweries, and a statewide ban on breed restrictions, it’s no surprise that we’ve become one of the most dog-forward states in the country. Dogs aren’t just accessories here, they’re gear-tested, terrain-certified co-adventurers. And with more households owning dogs than not, Colorado homes are increasingly built (or chosen) with four-legged family members in mind.

From the Frenchie strutting LoHi sidewalks to the Bernese lumbering through Evergreen snowbanks, each breed signals something about how (and where) Coloradans live. These aren’t just cute companions. They’re running partners, firepit crashers, camping pros, and coffee shop regulars.

Denver, CO – Corcoran Perry & Co., a top real estate firm in Colorado since 1971, and the state’s only Corcoran Group affiliate, is pleased to announce the addition of Steve Fisher to the brokerage. Fisher will be joining his friend and colleague Niffy Bube at the company in order to concentrate on building a team called The Resort Collective. The Resort Collective was created in order to expand the firm’s reach into resort markets.

It’s that time again: the snow is about to fall, resorts are prepping their lifts, and every Colorado adventure seeker and their winter-loving cousin is racing up I-70 to claim first tracks. But opening weekend doesn’t have to mean battling endless lines and skyrocketing costs. Here’s a smart guide to hacking Colorado’s ski and snowboard opening weekend – your budget and sanity will thank you. 

Denver, CO – Corcoran Perry & Co., a leading real estate firm founded in 1971, and Colorado’s only Corcoran Group affiliate, is thrilled to announce the addition of Niffy McNiff Bube to their team. Bube will be joining with a specific focus on building a team at Corcoran Perry & Co. called Resort Collective which is being created in order to expand the firm’s reach into resort markets.