Healthiest Cities in Colorado.

Cities in Colorado whose adults have the lowest rates of chronic health problems.

How we rank: Each city’s adult rates of obesity, diabetes, smoking, inactivity and high blood pressure, compared with the typical US city and averaged. Lower is healthier. These are CDC estimates, not counts.

69 cities ranked · See the national list

#CityObesity
1Superior15.1%
2Boulder16.5%
3Gunbarrel16.3%
4Louisville16.3%
5Lafayette17.4%
6Cherry Creek21.7%
7Erie24.0%
8Lone Tree24.0%
9Highlands Ranch24.8%
10Greenwood Village22.2%
11Broomfield22.5%
12Parker25.9%
13Fort Collins23.8%
14Golden22.3%
15Wellington24.9%
16Centennial23.1%
17Fairmount21.7%
18Longmont18.5%
19Durango19.8%
20Castle Rock26.7%
21Castle Pines25.5%
22Ken Caryl22.8%
23Denver21.6%
24Steamboat Springs23.2%
25Dakota Ridge22.9%
26Berthoud24.4%
27Edwards23.8%
28The Pinery25.8%
29Littleton24.3%
30Columbine22.5%
31Monument26.4%
32Arvada23.4%
33Englewood25.8%
34Lakewood23.8%
35Johnstown29.4%
36Windsor29.2%
37Loveland24.5%
38Black Forest26.1%
39Glenwood Springs23.6%
40Westminster27.7%
41Wheat Ridge24.3%
42Frederick31.8%
43Four Square Mile28.6%
44Rifle24.5%
45Firestone32.6%
46Fountain30.1%
47Colorado Springs28.4%
48Fruita28.7%
49Thornton31.8%
50Grand Junction29.4%
51Aurora29.1%
52Cimarron Hills30.7%
53Security-Widefield30.3%
54Pueblo West29.4%
55Brighton33.4%
56Northglenn33.0%
57Montrose27.3%
58Commerce City34.6%
59Evans35.6%
60Berkley34.3%
61Fort Morgan32.4%
62Sherrelwood34.3%
63Greeley35.1%
64Cañon City29.7%
65Clifton32.9%
66Sterling30.6%
67Welby35.8%
68Pueblo33.5%
69Federal Heights37.3%