Ticks in Colorado, CO

32 tick reports from the Colorado, CO area.

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Total Reports

32

Sightings

0

Bites

Species Found in Colorado

Unidentified30 (94%)

Risk: Moderate — Alpha-gal syndrome

Deer Tick1 (3%)

Risk: High — carries Lyme disease

Tick Safety in Colorado

Ticks are active in Colorado, CO and surrounding areas. The most commonly reported species is the Unidentified, making up 94% of reports.

  • Wear light-colored clothing when walking in wooded areas or tall grass
  • Use EPA-registered tick repellent (DEET, picaridin, or IR3535)
  • Do a full-body tick check after being outdoors — especially behind ears, hairline, and waistband
  • Shower within 2 hours of coming inside
  • If bitten, remove the tick with fine-tipped tweezers and monitor for symptoms for 30 days

Recent Reports in Colorado

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Lone Star Tick sighting

Poncha Springs, Colorado, United States

25d ago

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Unidentified sighting

glen eyrie castle colorado springs co

2mo ago

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Unidentified sighting

S Colorado Ave, Boise, ID, US

2mo ago

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Unidentified sighting

S Colorado Ave, Boise, ID, US

2mo ago

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Unidentified sighting

S Colorado Ave, Boise, ID, US

2mo ago

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Deer Tick sighting

Colorado County, TX

2mo ago

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Unidentified sighting

Colorado Blvd, Los Angeles, CA, US

2mo ago

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Unidentified sighting

Creek Crossing St, Colorado Springs, CO, US

2mo ago

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Unidentified sighting

Palmer Trail, Colorado Springs, CO, US

2mo ago

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Unidentified sighting

Academy/Montebello, Colorado Springs, CO 80918, USA

2mo ago

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