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Great Sand Dunes National Monument: Colorado’s mystifying sandbox

Seven-hundred-feet tall and covering over 54 square miles, the Great Sand Dunes of Colorado are one of the truly bizarre sights of the American West.

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment, Colorado's San Luis Valley

Sedona, Ariz.: New Age portal or paradise lost?

But as Sedona becomes more and more attractive a destination, the citizens are faced with a challenge: To retain its charm and natural beauty without sacrificing its soul to tourism and development. That is, if it’s not too late.

Filed Under: Southwest Ecology

Ski marketing bullets fly as the West’s ski season is close at hand

The early snows could help make 1995 one of the longest ski years in recent memory, as heavy spring snows extended the 1994-95 season late into May, June and July.

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment, Rocky Mountain Skiing

Summer skiing in the backcountry

I look back up at the summit ridge. What a fantastic scene – deep blue sky, a jagged ridgeline and a white ribbon of snow descending from a majestic summit.

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment, Rocky Mountain Skiing

Colorado’s fourteeners: Never lonely at the top

The climb up Grays Peak recently was not an exercise in solitude. At least 70 cars were parked in the trailhead parking lot and the 4.3-mile trail to the summit was well populated with hikers.

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment, Rocky Mountain Hiking

Steamboat Springs: While the resort sleeps, locals play

With a number of hiking and biking trails close to town, Steamboat almost makes one forget that it’s home to some of the best skiing (particularly glade skiing) in the world.

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment

Vernal, Utah: Purple sage, ancient seas and dinosaurs

In late summer, Vernal is a lush oasis with golden fields of corn dotted with sunflowers, a stark contrast to the rugged, arid hills to the north and east.

Filed Under: Utah Recreation & Environment

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