Outdoor Recreation

The inflatable standup paddleboard, which costs $2,300, can fit six people, weighs 70 pounds and is designed for the ocean and whitewater.

A Denver company that rents equipment for outdoor adventures just bought another 50 canvas tents to support a booming “glamping” rental business.

Three weeks into May, the ski spot had one of the best powder days of the season, reporting 19 inches of snow.

A former aerospace engineer and pharmacist are tightening the holds and hanging the ropes on Stapleton’s new climbing crag.

The Wednesday night rides — free for participants — cost the owner $100,000 per summer in security, clean-up, insurance and sanitation expenses.

As if flipping tires and popping burpees isn’t hard enough, a competition coming to Colorado this summer tasks participants with slinging bows and arrows, too.

A group of Colorado ski industry veterans are out promoting Act II for the forgotten ski area, which went bust and shut down in 1974.

A company that manufactures a $2,000 stationary bike and sells a $40 monthly subscription to watch workouts is trying a new play from the home gym playbook: fancy showrooms.

For Leslie Friedman, what started as an experimental elective at an all-girls charter school in Lincoln Park has become a greater push toward including young women in the CrossFit craze.

The International Fly Tackle Dealer Show is moving from Orlando to Denver in 2019, with plans to nearly double its vendor lineup.