24 Reasons You Should Never Experience A Colorado Summer

    Just stay wherever you are, trust me.

    1. To be completely honest, the days during a Colorado summer start off pretty uninspiring.

    2. And unfortunately, they don't get much better from there.

    3. Going outdoors is COMPLETELY out of the question...

    4. ... Because why would you ever want to breathe in the obviously filthy air?

    5. Even the wildlife know better than to go outside.

    6. Fortunately for you, there's not much to do during a Colorado summer anyways.

    7. There aren't any mountain towns to explore...

    8. ... historic landmarks to visit...

    9. ... and Colorado's nature during the summer has absolutely nothing to offer.

    10. You'll quickly find out the summer days are just long and unfulfilling.

    11. And once the night falls, good luck finding anything exciting do during the night.

    12. During the summer, it's even more apparent how polluted and over-populated Downtown Denver is.

    13. And hopefully you won't get caught in a Colorado summer storm...

    14. ... Because these storms are threatening and ugly at best.

    15. And don't even get me started on the dull "festivities" during the Fourth of July.

    16. Basically, the state is completely worthless without mountains covered with snow to ski down.

    17. So don't try seeking a summer Colorado adventure.

    18. ... Because you won't find it.

    19. If anything, you'll just get lost in the unpaved roads weaving through the unpleasant mountainsides that cover the state.

    20. Potentially leading you to front row seats of toxic wastelands...

    21. ... Or to a sunset that'll surely turn you off of nature for good.

    22. And when that summer sun finally sets around 9 p.m., good luck seeing any stars in the polluted nighttime sky.

    23. Seriously, good luck.

    24. Just do yourself a favor and NEVER experience a Colorado summer...

    Because you'll most definitely find yourself falling in love and sticking around for a Colorado fall.