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@DenverChannel digital EP. Reporting on environment, wildlife and outdoor recreation. Adventuring ultrarunner outside the office ☀️ stephanie.butzer@denver7.com

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Colorado leaf peeping 2026: Guide to seeing fall foliage on foot, by car, by train

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By Stephanie Butzer Verified
| KJCT-TV (Grand Junction, CO) Verified
DENVER — While many species of trees change color in the fall, Colorado is perhaps most well-known for its quaking aspens, which attract residents and visitors from across the world to see golden mountainsides. Denver7 created this comprehensive guide to help you choose where to go. Perhaps you plan to explore some trails close to Denver, like Golden Gate Canyon State Park or Conifer. Or maybe you’re willing to make a day trip out to the Buena Vista area or Vail.
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Colorado leaf peeping 2026: Guide to seeing fall foliage on foot, by car, by train

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By Stephanie Butzer Verified
| KMGH-TV (Denver, CO) Verified
DENVER — While many species of trees change color in the fall, Colorado is perhaps most well-known for its quaking aspens, which attract residents and visitors from across the world to see golden mountainsides. Denver7 created this comprehensive guide to help you choose where to go. Perhaps you plan to explore some trails close to Denver, like Golden Gate Canyon State Park or Conifer. Or maybe you're willing to make a day trip out to the Buena Vista area or Vail.
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Yearling wolf from One Ear Pack killed after multiple depredations, CPW says

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By Stephanie Butzer Verified
| KMGH-TV (Denver, CO) Verified
DENVER — An uncollared yearling wolf that was part of the One Ear Pack was killed by Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) agents on Tuesday after the agency found it was involved in multiple depredations. CPW announced on Wednesday morning that the wolf was killed in Grand County. The decision came down after CPW officers confirmed the wolf had depredated on four calves. The first was on June 29 in Jackson County, and the three more occurred on July 26, July 31 and Aug. 1 in Grand County.
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