The hoary breath of this now-famous media star is already being felt in Colorado, as several major storms have passed through during the month of November, leaving Denver dwellers unseasonably chilled.
Earthquake could cause flooding of Yucca Mountain repository
The safety of the proposed Nevada site has been debated for more than 10 years, primarily due to concerns about earthquakes and groundwater.
Blockbuster El Nino could bring excellent snow conditions
The emergence of a powerful new El Nino this year is good news for skiers and snowboarders, as El Nino events have coincided with excellent winter snow conditions in the American West.
Treasure in the San Luis Valley: The golden horde
The San Luis Valley has had more than its share of unexplained occurrences. Combine this documentation with countless little-known myths and legends, and this remote region’s documented history, and you have served before you a feast of blatantly subtle examples of the mysterious, the outrageous and the sublime.
A separate reality thrives in Boulder, Colorado
Boulder’s brilliance as a world-class recreation mecca is etched in stone as dramatically as the magnificent Flatirons rise from the rolling Colorado plains.
Spinning and swimming around Leadville’s Twin Lakes
Although narrow single track, this rollicking lakeside route delivers fast and relatively easy access around most of the reservoir. Some technical single-track sections offer a thrill or two close to the water’s edge.
The only mountain biker in Red River, New Mexico: Biking Old Red River Pass and 4th of July Canyon
For the mountain biker willing to scratch beneath the veneer in Red River, miles of vast, uncrowded trails are here to explore.