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Colorado offers exceptional green chile that is perfect for warming up after skiing fueling backup up after a long day playing in the state’s beautiful outdoors. Here are some restaurants across Colorado that are known for their green chile: 1. El Taco De Mexico Located in the heart of Denver, this restaurant serves award-winning green […]
By: Piper Russell
Some hotels go above and beyond when it comes to promoting environmental sustainability, and USA Today 10Best recently published its list of the top 10 eco-friendly hotels in the U.S. One Colorado hotel was included. USA Today 10Best is a readers’ choice awards program that highlights the best in the country’s destinations, food and drink, […]
The Elk Creek, Lake Fork and Lola boat ramps at Blue Mesa Reservoir are now limited to the hand-launching of nontrailered watercraft. According to a social media post from Curecanti National Recreation Area, the historically low water levels have made the Elk Creek boat ramp no longer safe for launching or retrieving trailered watercraft. Developed […]
By: Piper Russell
Although it might not seem like it, it is possible to escape the Interstate 70 traffic and overcrowded ski resorts in Colorado’s quieter, lower-traffic mountain towns that are geographically remote or just hiding off the main tourist highways. Here are some less crowded mountain towns in Colorado where you can beat the tourism traffic: 1. […]
By: Piper Russell
The Aviator at The Hotel Polaris took second place on a list of the nation’s best hotel bars. USA Today 10Best is a readers’ choice awards program that spotlights the best in the country’s destinations, food and drink, hotels and things to do. An expert panel picks their favorites in each category, and readers vote […]
By: Piper Russell
The most dangerous part of hiking in Colorado isn’t always the trail itself. It’s sometimes the afternoon thunderstorms that build over the state’s peaks by midday and rage throughout the afternoon. Fortunately, there’s a prevalent ‘rule’ that aims to prevent a situation where hikers face off with this risk, and it’s to be below tree […]
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A significant flash flood occurred in Bright Angel Canyon and the Phantom Range area in the Grand Canyon National Park on Aug. 29, starting at around 2:30 p.m. According to the Grand Canyon National Park, the flood closed Phantom Ranch, Bright Angel Campground, Phantom Ranch Canteen and cabins, North Kaibab Trail from the trailhead to […]
The Horseshoe Lake Boat Ramp at Lathrop State Park has closed to trailered boats for the season. However, the ramp is still open to hand-launched craft and the Martin Lake boat ramp at Lathrop State Park remains open. According to Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW), the City of Walsenburg is drawing water from Horseshoe Lake […]
Colorado is in for a warm and sunnier week, with lingering afternoon thunderstorms on Monday. Here’s a look at daily temperatures across Colorado this week, courtesy of the Weather report: Monday: Expected isolated and scattered thunderstorms. Tuesday: Skies will be partly cloudy. Wednesday: Skies will be mostly sunny. Thursday: Mostly sunny skies continue. Friday: Skies […]
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Known for its world-class hot springs, Pagosa Springs is located on the western slope of the Rocky Mountains. The town offers guests access to healing waters, wilderness and much more. History: Pagosa Springs was first discovered by Native American tribes, according to the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation. The name “Pagosa” was even derived from […]
