DENVER — In 2016, the National Park Service will celebrate 100 years of protecting the many beautiful and unique national parks across the country. From fishing in one of the deepest canyons in the Western Hemisphere to surfing down the highest sand dunes in North America, Colorado’s four national parks offer vastly diverse and unique experiences. … Continue reading
Category Archives: Culture
Rollinsville celebrates independence with parade, music
By Jennifer Pund ROLLINSVILLE If there is a town that knows how to throw a party, it’s Rollinsville, It wasn’t always that way, however, and that’s why the businesses and residents will gather on Aug. 22 to celebrate the 131st Rollinsville Independence Day. A traditional parade, specials at the Stagestop Market and Cafe and a … Continue reading
Colorado’s winter forecast packed with major developments, new attractions, exciting events, more
DENVER ─ A strong El Nino and heavy snowfall predicted for the upcoming winter are not the only exciting forecasts for Colorado. The state is also buzzing with major news, developments, activities and events launching in destinations and resorts across the state this winter season. From new women’s ski programs and luxe on-mountain “clubs” to … Continue reading
COVER: Fishing can be perfect way to experience Colorado lifestyle, scenery
By Jeffrey V. Smith FRONT RANGE Colorado’s Front Range fishing is some of the best in the world. A wide array of streams, creeks and lakes offer any level of angler a lifetime of water to discover and 35 species of fish. It’s a fly fisherman’s dream and opportunities for spin casting, lake fishing and … Continue reading
Mountain Folk Festival features more ‘crazy’ events
By Jeffrey V. Smith COAL CREEK CANYON Attention all mountain folks, this festival is for you. The annual Mountain Folk Festival in Coal Creek Canyon, Aug. 8, calls itself “the silly little sister to the Frozen Dead Guy Days” and features outlandish activities and contests, live music, artisans, vendors and general fun for mountain folks. … Continue reading
Colorado celebrates cycling with USA Pro Challenge, Pedal the Plains, Ride Recs for All Abilities
DENVER –With more gold and platinum-rated bicycle communities than any other state and exciting cycling events for amateurs to pros, Colorado is the place to visit for fun on two wheels. The 2015 USA Pro Challenge (August 17-23) and the inaugural Women’s USA Pro Challenge (August 21-23) will welcome spectators to witness the world’s best professional road cyclists … Continue reading
Rodeo, parade celebrate cowboy culture, Caldwell
ESTES PARK Where can you find cowboys, cowgirls, spectators and spectacular mountain views together in one place? The Rooftop Rodeo in Estes Park, of course. For 89 years, the event has brought “boot-stompin’ and horse-kickin’, and bull-buckin’ cowboy fun” to Estes Park. A parade, rodeo events, kids activities and special nights are just a few … Continue reading
Open Houses scheduled to discuss possible locations for designated recreational sport shooting areas in Boulder County
Boulder County – Two open houses will be held in July to discuss possible designated shooting areas in Boulder County. This is a key element of the strategy of the Northern Front Range Recreational Sports Shooting Management Partnership (Partnership). The Partnership was formed to work across jurisdictional boundaries to provide safe, responsible and accessible recreational … Continue reading
Gear-up for Bike to Work, Bike to Play activities in Estes Park
Bike to Work on June 24 Estes Park’s 2015 Bike to Work, Bike to Play activities will take place June 17-30. The centerpiece of these activities is Bike to Work Day June 24 at the Estes Park Visitor Center. Activities, prize drawings and free breakfast for anyone who cycles to the event. Estes Park joins … Continue reading
Conditions delay opening at Brainard Lake Recreation Area
WARD – Due to heavy snowpack and unsafe conditions, the opening of Brainard Lake Recreation Area in the Arapaho & Roosevelt National Forest has been tentatively scheduled for June 19. The road west of the lake to the Long Lake and Mitchell Lake Trailheads will likely open later in June. Pawnee Campground is scheduled to open … Continue reading
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