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Alas, poor Yorick!

Before developers and city hall cronies eager to serve them discovered Denver’s Central Platte Valley, this vast area in the heart of Denver was an urban wilderness, frequented only by hobos, spray-can artists and adventurers.

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment

The tide is high in the West: Coping with the best whitewater conditions in a decade, part II

Huge snowfalls this spring produced near-record runoffs throughout the West. Word of outrageously high water and dangerous conditions sparked thousands of trip cancellations.

Filed Under: Uncategorized

Arapahoe Basin: The Fourth of July, Colorado style

This year, Colorado was blessed with an unusually high amount of spring snow that extended ski season beyond normal.

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment, Rocky Mountain Skiing

Wyoming’s Medicine Bow National Forest: Don’t mind the neighbors but never trust a city slicker

Rising out of the desolate Wyoming plains, the Snowy Range of the Medicine Bow Mountains was still blanketed with snow in early July.

Filed Under: Wyoming Recreation & Environment

New Mexico’s Capulin National Monument: Under the volcano with Folsom Man

Hiking trails of about a mile take you around the top and into the caldera and a trail follows the rim of the volcano.

Filed Under: New Mexico Recreation & Environment

Glenwood Springs: Colorado’s dressed-down resort town

Despite Glenwood’s many challenging trails, the town has several venues to quickly sooth a day’s aches and pains. Smack in the middle of town is the famous Hot Springs Pool.

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment

An overworked city boy hits the High Plains

The eastern plains of Colorado are harsh steppes of cactus, short grass and stream-cut badlands of yellow crumbly clay. Here, time is measured in terms of ancient geologic periods.

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment

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