Denver, CO, September 7, 2026 —

Gasoline prices in Colorado reached unprecedented levels over the Labor Day weekend, setting new records for the holiday period. The state’s average gas prices exceeded the national average, impacting travelers and residents alike.

While specific record price figures were not provided in the trend summary, the report indicated that consumers paid more at the pump than in any previous Labor Day weekend on record in Colorado. The cost of fuel also outpaced the national average, a detail that may have added to concerns for those planning holiday travel.

In addition to the record-high gas prices, Denver was recognized as a significant travel destination. The city was identified as the fourth most popular travel destination in the country for the Labor Day weekend. Information regarding the source of this travel popularity data or the specific metrics used to determine ranking was not detailed in the provided summary.

The combination of high fuel costs and Denver’s popularity as a travel hub presents a complex picture for the state’s economy and its residents during the holiday period. The trend summary did not include further details on the economic impact or specific reasons behind Denver’s high ranking or the record gas prices.



Story summarized from the original created by Alex Dowd on www.denver7.com, see more information here.

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