Outdoor enthusiasts unite! Welcome to Loveland, Colorado, where hiking, cycling, fishing, camping and more are right at your fingertips.
Whether you’re planning a holiday trip or simply looking for a winter escape, Loveland makes the perfect basecamp for outdoor adventures and northern Colorado’s top holiday traditions.
Aerial view of Rocky Mountain National Park If Rocky Mountain National Park (RMNP) is on your bucket list this summer, you’re not alone. With alpine lakes, iconic hikes and wildlife around every bend, it’s one of the most visited national parks in the country. And while Estes Park is the gateway town everyone talks about, here’s a smarter (and less
Carter Lake America’s Sweetheart City is known for its vibrant art scene, stunning mountain views and a wide range of outdoor recreation, especially in the summer. If you’re looking to beat the heat or simply enjoy some time on or near the water, Loveland offers a variety of aquatic adventures. From calm kayaking to thrilling water sports and family-friendly splash
Carter Lake June 21, 2025, marks the Summer Solstice — the longest day of the year. With sunset after 8:30 p.m., that’s more than 15 hours of daylight to soak up. So, what will you do to make the most of it? Skip the crowds heading to Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park (RMNP) and enjoy the Colorado outdoors
Looking for a spontaneous summer getaway that won’t break the bank? Loveland, Colorado, offers a variety of experiences for every budget. Whether you’re seeking outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, or a relaxing retreat, here are three last-minute, budget-friendly itineraries to consider: Itinerary 1: The Budget Explorer (Under $150/day) Stay: Camp at Boyd Lake State Park for approximately $36 per night. Enjoy lakeside
Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial start of summer—and there’s no better place to kick it off than Loveland, Colorado. Whether you’re craving a nature escape, an adrenaline boost, or a relaxing afternoon in the sun, Loveland offers plenty of outdoor fun to fill your three-day weekend. Here are ten ways to get outside and enjoy the long weekend in Loveland.
Leaves have returned to the trees and flowers are in full bloom — it’s the perfect time of year to explore the natural spaces Loveland has to offer. Check out our favorite accessible urban rec trails, a new ability-inclusive park (opening soon), local lakes and a nearby Natural Area that welcomes adventurers of all abilities and interests. Paved Pathways Loveland
Here are ten favorites that make the Sweetheart City an ideal destination for any budget. #1: Lock Your Love With a name like LOVEland, a visit would be incomplete without locking your love on one of the two love lock sculptures in town. The LOVE sign, located at the Visitors Center, is the largest of its kind in the U.S.
@cashewthegolden Loveland, Colorado, is not only a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and art lovers but also a paradise for pet owners who want to enjoy a day out with their furry friends. Whether you’re strolling through a sculpture park, sipping a craft beer at a dog-friendly brewery, or enjoying a relaxing hike with your pup, Loveland offers plenty of pet-friendly
I have to admit: I didn’t know much about this city until I began an internship here this past summer. Despite attending CSU just up the road in Fort Collins, I hadn’t ventured south very often, and when I did, it was usually on I-25 headed to Denver. Loveland—also known as America’s “Sweetheart City”—is a place with stunning natural beauty,
Fall fly fishing in and around Loveland offers exceptional opportunities for hooking various trout species. Northern Colorado’s storied Big Thompson River is a top destination for many anglers and Loveland is ideally situated to act as a basecamp for fall fishing adventures. We’ve included more about the Big Thompson, local outfitters and expert intel here. The River The Big Thompson
Leaf-peeping season is almost here and, as usual, it should be quite vivid! Prepare yourself for a journey of spectacular color with some of our favorite places in the area to enjoy the changing season. Hike a Legend Walk along a stunning two-mile strip of Dakota sandstone at Devil’s Backbone. Take in views of the Rocky Mountains in full fall