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If you think the other parent is endangering the child(ren), you can, under Colorado law, file an Emergency Motion to Restrict Parenting Time. This motion can be filed in pre-decree cases (before final orders are entered), or post-decree (after final orders are entered).
Allowing a child to refuse visitation can leave the parent who doesnt comply open to contempt charges even if the parent was bending to the wishes of the child. Once a child is age 14 or older, the courts understand that the parents can only do so much to make a child comply with the court-ordered visitation.
Therefore, Colorado sets no certain age on when children get a say. Judges rule on a case-by-case basis. However, in general: There is no general rule as to the age the child must be in order to have the Court give their voice consideration.
So yes, your childs mother can legally keep your child from you if there is no custody agreement in place. If you are an unwed father in this situation, your best option is to establish paternity and then seek further parental rights. In Colorado, there are three ways to establish paternity.
This provision (which may also be called first right of refusal) states that each parent will notify the other when they need someone to care for the child during their parenting time and give them the opportunity to provide that care before making other arrangements.

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The noncompliant parent could face sanctions (paying the other partys attorneys fees and court costs for enforcing the order). A motion for contempt may be filed for physical noncompliance, such as withholding the child, or for financial noncompliance, such as not paying for schooling costs for a minor child.
Once a child is age 14 or older, the courts understand that the parents can only do so much to make a child comply with the court-ordered visitation. Changing homes every other week or every few days can be disruptive to a teens growing social life.
However, you should know that failing to go through the courts means that any changes to the original order would not be enforceable by the courtwhich also means that the other parent would be under no legal obligation to abide by the modified custody order.