John Meyer is an Olympics writer at The Denver Post. He covers skiing, mountaineering, and endurance sports, with a keen focus on competitive sports and adventure travel. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Greeley Tribune and The Mercury News.
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John Meyer's coverage focuses on sports, particularly skiing and winter sports in Colorado. He often covers local events, government announcements, and press releases related to these topics. If you have news or stories about skiing events, ski resorts, outdoor activities or winter sports in the Colorado area, John would be interested in covering them. Additionally, if you have insights into house & home-related aspects of ski towns such as unique restaurants or historical exhibits related to skiing culture in Colorado specifically Denver that could tie into his themes covered.
When pitching to John Meyer consider focusing on local angles within the United States with an emphasis on Colorado-specific content centered around skiing and winter sport activities.
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By: John Meyer
In an effort to improve management of the environmentally sensitive Homestake Valley in Eagle County, the White River National Forest is imposing fees to camp in sites designated for dispersed camping.
Colorado will enjoy a bounty of World Cup ski racing during the 2026-27 season, hosting nine of the 15 races awarded to U.S. venues, including four downhills on the Birds of Prey track at Beaver Creek.
By: John Meyer
Colorado will enjoy a bounty of World Cup ski racing during the 2026-27 season with nine of the 15 races awarded to U.S. venues, including four downhills on the Birds of Prey track at Beaver Creek.
By: John Meyer
When the Boulder County commissioners initiated a study to determine whether mountain bikes should be prohibited on select days and specific trails at two open space parks, the county's legion of trailriders was aghast.
By: John Meyer
DENVER — When the Boulder County commissioners initiated a study to determine whether mountain bikes should be prohibited on select days and specific trails at two open space parks, the county's legion of trailriders was aghast.
By: John Meyer
Maybe you've envied rock climbers you've seen high off the ground in Front Range canyons and wondered how you could give the sport a try. Or you've learned the basics at a climbing gym, now you want to test yourself on those gorgeous granite crags in fresh air and sunshine.
It stands to reason that a state with lots of mountains, rolling hills and scenic river valleys is bound to have lots of great mountain biking destinations.
From the Continental Divide to the Colorado River valley, Colorado has a wealth of mountain biking diversity.
Aspen, Breckenridge and Telluride lured gold and silver seekers hoping to strike it rich
By: John Meyer
“You can see the tank from your apartment window … on the street where you used to walk with your child”
