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See Purple Paint in Colorado? You’re in Danger—Here’s What It Means!

See Purple Paint in Colorado? You’re in Danger—Here’s What It Means!

by Larry Ulibarri
September 9, 2024
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If You See Purple Paint in Colorado, Leave Immediately—Here’s Why

Colorado is no stranger to quirky laws. One example? It’s illegal to bring your horse or pack mule higher than the ground floor of any building in the state. And while that law may have made sense once, it’s a bit of a head-scratcher today. Similarly, in Vail, it’s against the law to intentionally run into obstacles on the ski slopes.

But there’s one law that you should take seriously, especially if you’re exploring Colorado’s wilderness: if you see purple paint, it’s time to turn around.

What Does Purple Paint Mean in Colorado?

For outdoor enthusiasts, it’s common to stumble across unfamiliar sights while adventuring. If you ever see purple paint on trees, fences, or other objects in the woods, take note—you’re likely on private property. In Colorado, purple paint acts as a warning sign for trespassers. It’s essentially a no-trespassing notice without the need for a physical sign.

What Happens If You Trespass?

Trespassing penalties vary depending on the infraction. Minor offenses may result in fines and probation. However, the more serious consequences for trespassing can be steep: up to three years in prison and a hefty $100,000 fine.

So, next time you’re enjoying Colorado’s great outdoors and spot that purple paint, it’s best to leave the area immediately to avoid any legal trouble.

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