Food trucks
in Colorado.

Colorado's truck scene is centered on Denver, Boulder, and the Front Range — heavily influenced by the state's outdoorsy lunch culture and the post-cannabis food economy. Denver's RiNo district has hosted some of the most ambitious operators in the Mountain West, with serious Mexican, Vietnamese, and Ethiopian trucks competing in a single block. Boulder leans health-forward and pricey; Colorado Springs leans military-friendly and portion-heavy. The state benefits from a strong year-round outdoor eating climate at altitude, and the trucks have collectively earned Denver a reputation as one of the country's better mid-size food cities.