Colorado State Highway 14

Colorado State Highway 14 is a scenic route that runs east-west across northern Colorado, stretching approximately 90 miles from the city of Walsenburg to the border with Wyoming. It passes through rugged mountains, forested areas, and rural communities, offering access to outdoor recreation such as hiking, fishing, and camping in the Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest. The highway provides vital connectivity for local residents and travelers, featuring notable features like the Poudre Canyon and the border crossing at Wyoming. It is primarily a two-lane road known for its stunning mountain views and natural environment.