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Rocky Mountain National Park: Honk if you feel closer to nature

For those seeking solitude at RMNP, strapping on a backpack or saddling up a horse is the best bet.

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment

Running the Jarbidge: A rhapsody in hoo-doo

The pace of the river produces a low-pitch and constant tension for those unfamiliar with the Jarbidge.

Filed Under: Pacific Northwest & Alaska Ecology

The Magic Kingdom comes to lower downtown Denver

The beat hipsters, eyeing the ostentatious display of progress, would quickly jump the first freight out of town, that is if they could push their way to the railyards.

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment

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

With wet Pacific storms continuing to dump snow in the Rocky Mountains, communities and government officials are nervously anticipating a delayed snowmelt which threatens flash floods and brimming reservoirs.

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment

Strange visitors in Colorado’s San Luis Valley

Several valley families report to the local sheriff a 200-yard-long saucer hovering near Antonito, with several helicopters circling nearby.

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

An old friend(?) returns with a howl

The controversial wolf-reintroduction program is an historic milestone as wolves were wiped out of the Rocky Mountains earlier this century to protect sheep and cattle. Most environmentalists hailed the program as a step toward restoring a long-lost natural balance.

Filed Under: Rocky Mountain Ecology, Rocky Mountain Wolves, Wyoming Recreation & Environment, Yellowstone Ecology

Airports and tunnels: Go west and prosper

Over 65 years before the opening of DIA, in February 1928, another transportation advance was heralded as the Moffat Tunnel opened. While the 6.2-mile tunnel to many remains merely a footnote in Colorado’s history, its financing and construction was full of shenanigans.

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment

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