Check out more than 200 hikes in Colorado

It's time to celebrate! This weekend marks four years since I became the Denver Hiking Examiner so I could tell you about all the great places to hike in Colorado.

Need a trail? Pick one of these! I have them organized first by area -- Jefferson County, Douglas County, Boulder County, Rocky Mountain National Park, Indian Peaks & James Peak Wilderness, State Parks, Colorado Springs, Pike National Forest, Summit County, Holy Cross Wilderness. Glenwood Springs, Aspen, Northern Colorado, Grand Junction, urban areas and others.

Then I have the hikes in categories -- waterfalls, homesteads, arches, fire lookouts, snowshoes and odd/interesting hikes.

Let's go!

Jefferson County Open Space & nearby area:

Douglas County:

Boulder County:

Rocky Mountain National Park:

Indian Peaks Wilderness & James Peak Wilderness:

State Parks:

Colorado Springs:

Pike National Forest:

Summit County (incl. Leadville):

Holy Cross Wilderness:

Glenwood Springs area:

Aspen area:

Northern Colorado including Steamboat Springs & Fort Collins:

Southern Colorado, near Silverton:

Grand Junction/Fruita:

Urban trails:

Other areas:

Waterfalls:

Homesteads:

Arches:

Fire lookouts:

Snowshoes:

Odd/Interesting hikes you have to check out:

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Deb Stanley loves exploring Colorado's backcountry with her camera. She looks for moderate trails, 4-10 miles roundtrip that end at a beautiful place like a waterfall, arch or a high country lake. Send Deb an email or twitter her at "hiking debbie."

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