Nederland Park-n-Ride is the new pick-up/drop-off location; runs every 15 minutes Boulder County, Colo. – Boulder County will once again run a free shuttle service on weekends and holidays this summer/fall to carry passengers from Nederland’s RTD Park-n-Ride–1st and Jackson Street just off the Peak-to-Peak Highway (CO 72)–to the Hessie Trailhead, a popular entry point … Continue reading
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Campground’s new owners continue making upgrades, changes
By Jennifer Pund GILPIN COUNTY Memorial Day is gone and warmer temperatures are ahead, making this the perfect time to explore Base Camp at Golden Gate Canyon. Longtime Gilpin County residents and new owners, Tom and Cary Ihme are ready to serve the camping and local communities with upgraded sites, stocked convenience and liquor stores, … Continue reading
Fundraiser to help families in Nepal
LYONS “Join hands and hearts” in helping Lyons local Pemba Sherpa rebuild the lives of families in his village of Sengma in the Khumbu Region of Nepal, June 11 from 6-8 p.m., at River Bend in Lyons. The fundraiser features dinner and chai donated by Sherpa’s Restaurant with a suggested minimum donation of $40. Pemba’s … Continue reading
Arapahoe Basin Ski Area extends Colorado’s ski and ride season
Ski area plans to remain open until at least June 14, 2015 ARAPAHOE BASIN, Colo. – After reporting nearly 50 inches of snow in May, Arapahoe Basin Ski Area (A-Basin) will extend the Colorado ski and ride season for at least one bonus weekend, from June 12-14, 2015 (Friday, Saturday and Sunday). The ski area … Continue reading
National Forest visitors should prepare for wet, snowy conditions near Boulder this holiday weekend
BOULDER, Colo. – Memorial Day weekend brings many visitors to the Roosevelt National Forest west of Boulder. While this holiday historically kicks of the summer camping season, snow lingers at the higher elevations this year and spring rains and snowmelt have left many road and trails roads wet, muddy and snow-packed. Four campgrounds near Boulder … Continue reading
Forest Service order protects Mount Evans scenic gateway
IDAHO SPRINGS, Colo.– To improve public safety and protect national resources, the U.S. Forest Service has closed National Forest System lands along a portion of Colo. Highway 103 to camping, campfires and other overnight uses. The closure applies to areas on the Arapaho National Forest within a quarter mile of Highway 103 between Idaho Springs … Continue reading
Oskar Blues Burning Can Festival to feature 60+ Craft Breweries serving more than 200 craft styles
The country’s first ever active beer fest combines bikes and beats with craft beer at Lyons’ Bohn Park on May 30 LYONS, CO – Oskar Blues BURNING CAN Fest returns to celebrate CANned craft beers in the brewery’s original hometown of Lyons on May 30. More than 60 craft breweries will be serving up everything … Continue reading
COVER: Mountain residents must learn to mitigate, prepare for fire
By Jeffrey V. Smith FRONT RANGE Every year thousands of wildfires—including more than 2,500 in Colorado— burn millions of acres in the country. It’s not if, but when the next wildfire will threaten one of our communities. The state’s high temperatures and low humidity in the summer create extreme conditions that fuel wildfires. While most … Continue reading
Gilpin Adult Softball League provides competition, socialization
By George Watson GILPIN After a long winter, the signs of spring can finally be seen in the mountains. The start of the Gilpin County Parks and Recreation Co-ed Adult Softball League season is a definite indication the warmer weather is here. Registration is open through May 12 with games beginning May 19. For a … Continue reading
Dog-friendly race continues to grow in popularity
By Jennifer Pund DUMONT With Colorado being one of the healthiest States in the country, there are plenty of opportunities to get outside and exercise, but including your dog can be a challenge. The Clear Creek Metropolitan Recreation District has teamed with Charlie’s Place, the Clear Creek and Gilpin County animal shelter, to bring a … Continue reading
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