Rocky Mountain National Park is currently in the planning phase of developing a Commercial Services Strategy for guided commercial climbing in the park. This summer the park solicited comment and input from a variety of different stakeholders. This feedback was evaluated and is being used to continue to develop the park’s strategy. It is estimated … Continue reading
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Empire artist’s unique, hand-carved Santas popular with collectors
Daryl Boone’s Santas evolved from wood spirit carvings. By Jeffrey V. Smith EMPIRE It’s important to know Daryl Boone makes custom furniture, mats and frames artwork, paints signs and like to undertake many other creative endeavors, otherwise you might think all he does is carve wooden Santas. The Empire-based artist and proprietor of Glenbrook Gift … Continue reading
Outdoor ice skating rinks provide winter recreation, fun
Estes Park’s downtown outdoor ice rink is popular throughout the winter season. By Jeffrey V. Smith PEAK TO PEAK Colorado’s outdoor ice rinks bring back a traditional, winter activity ideal for families, friends, and couples while providing ample recreational opportunities. While an indoor rink has its advantages, nothing beats gliding on ice with mountain views … Continue reading
Moonlight Dinner Series highlight mountain cuisine from around world
Photo by Dave Camara KEYSTONE Arapahoe Basin’s popular Moonlight Dinner Series returns this winter. The diners highlight cuisine from mountain regions of the world, all specially sourced and prepared for these legendary dining experiences. Executive Chef Christopher Rybak brings years of culinary experience and a passion for innovation to their Moonlight Dinner Series at Black … Continue reading
Sourdough Trail offers secluded snowshoeing, skiing
PEAK TO PEAK Colorado’s Peak to Peak region is teeming with amazing backcountry spots and the trails that take you there. Each month, MMAC Monthly takes a closer look at some popular places to enjoy the outdoors in a variety of ways and in any season. Sourdough Trail is a long-distance trail with multiple access … Continue reading
Craft fairs offer local, hand-crafted gift options
Joanne Cole creates one-of-a-kind hats and her special Gold Hill Goo salve. By Jennifer Pund PEAK TO PEAK Holiday craft fairs are the perfect place to find unique, one-of-a-kind and hand-crafted gifts for anyone, including yourself. They are also one of the best, and sometimes only, places to support your community’s artists and crafts-people. By … Continue reading
Happy Trails’ new owners received with ‘open arms’
Happy Trails co-owners Nick Morgan and Casey Kalista Photo by Jeffrey V. Smith By Jeffrey V. Smith NEDERLAND Sometimes, when someone is open to it, the universe presents answer to life questions. Nick Morgan and Casey Kalista spent a night in March wondering if they had a future in Nederland, or if it was time … Continue reading
Top talent immersed in music to create Adelman album
Todd Adelman in his home studio where “Highways & Lowways” was recorded. Photo by Jeffrey V. Smith By Jeffrey V. Smith NEDERLAND While recording his latest album, just about everything went Todd Adelman’s way. He brought a bunch of top musicians and engineers to his Nederland-area studio and immersed them into his music and the … Continue reading
December Mountain Mix – The Best of All the Rest
December 1 Meet Me @ The Museum Join Estes Park Museum Director and Curator of Exhibits Derek Fortini, Dec. 1, when he compares historical and contemporary photographs of Estes Park at the Meet Me @ The Museum event from 1-2 p.m. Fortini’s research is in preparation for a new 2015 feature in the permanent gallery. … Continue reading
Music Calendar December 2014
December 3 Johnsmith – Gold Hill Café (GH) Greek Glendi – Salina Schoolhouse (SA) The Complete Unknowns – Oskar Blues Grill & Brew (LY) December 4 Mile Perry – Very Nice Brewing (NED) Matt Flaherty Band – Jamestown Mercantile (JT) December 5 Electric Red – Pioneer Inn (NED) First Friday w/CBDs – Salto Coffee Works … Continue reading
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