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The Best Places to See Fall Colors in Colorado

The Best Places to See Fall Colors in Colorado

Leaf peeping season is kind of like mountain Mardi Gras: whether you live down in Denver or up in Evergreen, there is a frenzy over finding the best spots with the best groves, catching the leaves at the peak of their gold. This is such a big that there are even apps that track the changing of the leaves throughout the state. While the northern parts of Colorado experience the change first, the Evergreen area is pretty consistently the last week of September and first week of October. And everyone has their favorite spots, so I’m going to share some not-a-secret-at-all “secret spots” for aspen peeping.

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Fall Activities in Evergreen

Your Ultimate Guide to Fall Activities in Evergreen, Colorado

Pumpkin patches, golden aspens, and cozy mountain magic—yes please.

If you’re lucky enough to be in Evergreen, Colorado during the fall, buckle up—it’s leaf-peeping season, sweater weather is officially approved, and the entire town basically looks like a postcard.

Whether you live here full-time, are visiting for a weekend, or just signed a lease on your dream mountain rental, there’s no shortage of magical, autumn-approved things to do in Evergreen.

Here’s your go-to guide for fall in Evergreen, CO—bring your boots, flannel, and a thermos of something warm.

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Evergreen Oktoberfest

Prost! The Evergreen Oktoberfest

Fall in Evergreen, Colorado isn’t just about golden aspens, cozy flannels, and elk traffic jams (although we love those too). It’s also about one thing: Oktoberfest! That’s right—on September 20, our favorite mountain town transforms into a mini Bavaria, complete with beer, brats, and just enough lederhosen to make your group chat jealous.

If you’ve never been to the Evergreen Oktoberfest, this is your official invitation. Whether you’re a craft beer snob, a pretzel enthusiast, or just here for the fall vibes and Instagram-worthy mountain views, this festival is chef’s kiss.

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Mount Falcon

Mount Falcon: Ruins, Ridges and “Wait, We’re at the Top?” Energy

Mount Falcon is that friend who shows up chill but has layers. Located just outside of Morrison (read: Red Rocks-adjacent), it’s got forest tunnels, old-timey ruins, sweeping foothill views, and trails that give just enough of a glute workout to feel earned—but not so much that you regret saying yes.

If you’re looking for a quick escape from the doom scroll and a trail that mixes scenery with low-key historical gossip, this is your hike.

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Elk Rut in Evergreen

Love Is Loud: The Elk Rut in Evergreen, Colorado (Where to See It + Fun Facts)

If you’re in Evergreen, Colorado in September and hear what sounds like a haunted trumpet echoing through the forest, don’t panic. That eerie, wild sound? It’s the bugle of a bull elk—and it means one thing:

Welcome to the elk rut in Evergreen. 💘

Every fall, Evergreen becomes ground zero for some of the most dramatic wildlife action in the Rockies. The elk rut (aka mating season) transforms our quiet mountain town into a full-on wildlife soap opera—with bugling, brawling, and a whole lot of flirting (elk-style).

Whether you’re a photographer, nature nerd, or just into watching 700-pound animals yell at each other in a meadow, here’s your complete guide to experiencing the elk rut in Evergreen, Colorado.

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Local's Lowdown: Inside Scoop on Evergreen

Local’s Lowdown: The Inside Scoop on Evergreen with Stephanie and Tim

We’ve all been there…and moving is hard. There are so many factors and questions involved that it can feel overwhelming. But that shouldn’t stop you from living exactly where you want to. More and more people are making Evergreen their home. So how hard is the transition…and is it worth it? Let’s get the inside scoop on Evergreen from some folks who have lived everywhere from Hawaii to New York…and still prefer Evergreen: Stephanie and Tim.

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Living in Evergreen Colorado

Living in Evergreen Colorado: What’s it Actually Like to Live in the Mountains?

Thinking about living in the mountains of Colorado? You’ve probably seen the dreamy photos: log cabins, elk wandering by, steam rising off a coffee mug while you gaze at snow-dusted peaks.

And while yes, that does happen here in Evergreen… there’s also slipping on your icy driveway in your robe, Googling “how to unfreeze a pipe,” and yelling at a bear to get out of your trash can. #BalancedLifestyle

Welcome to life in the Colorado mountains—specifically, Evergreen. Here’s the real scoop.

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Commuting from Evergreen to Denver

Why Commuting from Evergreen to Denver Isn’t As Bad As You Think

If you’re thinking about moving to Evergreen, Colorado—but worried about the commute to Denver—let’s set the record straight. Because truthfully? Commuting from Evergreen to Denver isn’t that bad. In fact, it might just be the most peaceful, scenic, and downright enjoyable commute in the entire Denver metro area.

Whether you’re heading into downtown Denver a few days a week or working a hybrid schedule with occasional in-person meetings, this drive is more of a perk than a pain. Here’s why…

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Evergreen CO School Guide: Choosing the right school for your kid

Evergreen CO School Guide: How to Pick the Best School for Your Kid

Whether you’re dreaming of Montessori magic, public school perks, or fancy private vibes, picking a school can feel like wandering a mountain trail without a GPS—exciting but kinda confusing. No worries! Here’s the scoop to help you find the spot where your little one will learn, grow, and make some friends. Let’s get into it!

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Evergreen Lake

Evergreen Lake: Where Time Slows Down & The Sky Shows Off

There’s something about Evergreen Lake that just hits different. Maybe it’s the way the water mirrors the sky at golden hour. Maybe it’s the distant sound of a paddle dipping into the lake. Or maybe it’s just that soft mountain light that makes everything feel a little more tender, a little more cinematic.

Whatever it is, Evergreen Lake isn’t just a place—it’s a feeling. One you want to bottle up and keep for quiet Sundays and memory-laced summer nights.

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