What NOT to Bring on a Raft Trip
So you’ve made the decision to take on Colorado’s whitewater this year (great choice, by the way), but maybe it’s your first time on the river and you don’t really know what to expect. If you found yourself on this blog post, you may have seen some of our previous snippets on tips for rafting […]
History of Steamboat Springs, Colorado
Steamboat Springs; the land of champagne powder, a picture-perfect Western Colorado lifestyle, and trademarked as Ski Town USA. Located on the other side of the Continental Divide as the Denver area, this mountain getaway is under 7,000 feet in elevation and yields beautiful, warm summers and fluffy snow-packed winters. The Early Years Back in the […]
The Best Camping Near Kremmling, Colorado
We’re ready for spring. Though there’s a few more flurries on the forecast, we’re already compiling our camping list for Kremmling this year. This beautiful central Colorado location is perfect for early spring activities as it is located at 7,200 feet, leaving you with sunny and warm days earlier in the season. Kremmling is not […]
Colorado’s Best Backpacking Hikes
Now that spring is in full effect many are preparing for longer hikes in Colorado this year. Although the snow pack is still good, it is the time to begin planning those multi-day treks through the mountains as you will want to be properly prepared when your boots meet the trailhead. Before the runoff begins, […]
Colorado Rivers to Raft this Summer
Summer is finally just around the corner! As the snow begins to melt in the Rocky Mountains, many rafting enthusiasts have begun to plan their river trips for the year. Some things to consider as you sit down and sort everything out are equipment needs and especially where to go. The Arkansas River The Arkansas River has […]
Gear You Need for Your Colorado Adventure this Year
If an adventure is on the books in the near future, you’ll need to make sure you’re properly geared up for Colorado’s elements. Summers yield some beautiful days, as well as rainy afternoons and chilly bonfire-weather nights. The water in the rivers is cold due to snowmelt, and you’ll want to make sure you have everything […]
Abandoned Colorado Attractions You Need to Visit
Most tourists gravitate toward the popular areas of Colorado… but we’re here to talk about where nobody resides. Colorado is riddled with some of the best abandoned towns to visit. Though they tend to be creepy ventures, you’ll get to see a piece of the states history while you explore these deserted locations in Colorado. […]
It’s Whitewater Rafting Permit Season!
Planning a float down a popular river this year? You better be prepared! January is the month to get all your permit applications filled out, as many are due within the first two months of the year. Grab a cold beverage, sit down with your rafting crew, and dive into the tedious task of paperwork […]
January Red Rocks Amphitheater Events
Red Rocks Amphitheater is a huge draw for people from all around the United States. The massive scarlet boulders that surround the venue create a beautiful setting to enjoy some incredible music or fun activities. Since it is an open amphitheater, the winter months can make for a chilly venture to Red Rocks, but there […]
Vail Ski Resort Snow Update
Vail Snow Update Are you thinking about making a trip to the beautiful Vail mountain resort? Well, thankfully, a bit of weather rolled through and blessed the mountain with some fresh snow! There’s nothing quite like that first time each year when you glide off the chairlift, ready yourself at the top of the hill, […]