It’s been called the “Race Across the Sky” and it’s at the top of many runners’ bucket lists. It’s the Leadville 100 and it’s pushed limits since 1983. For thos...
Peak bagging is the new game when it comes to conquering mountains, and, it’s easy to see the crowds taking over some peaks’ trails like they’re in line for a r...
Colorado is an outdoor-minded state famous for natural icons like Pikes Peak, Hanging Lake and Rocky Mountain National Park. But when those icons start to feel ...
They say nothing is free and it seems nowadays that nothing is cheap either. Cities especially get a bad rap for being over-priced and Denver has more than enou...
Colorado's mountain towns are evolving quickly with the influx of tourists — growing from the quiet, simple outposts of yesteryear to grand mountain resorts com...
Summer may be the prime time to drive up to the mountain town of Estes Park but it’s not ideal to battle the thousands of other people coming for the tranquilit...
Colorado is famous for its vivid displays of the sun rising and setting at dawn and dusk. The pink, purple and orange hues drip across the sky filling the horiz...
Summer is coming to an end but that doesn't mean the fun outdoor excursions have to end too. If you only have a short weekend — or if you have a few more days...
On August 21 North America will be graced with the first total eclipse in nearly 50 years. But the last time a total eclipse crossed the entire span of the Unit...
The United States is home to nearly 60 national parks. With over 300 miles of trails, 147 lakes and 450 miles of streams Rocky Mountain National Park has become...
Long-distance trails have become a fad in recent years thanks to books like Bill Bryson’s A Walk in the Woods and Cheryl Strayed’s book-turned-movie Wild. There...
So you’re ready to attempt your first fourteener. You’ve gone through the checklist of essentials to take: water, layers, snacks, a light. You know the tips for...
A native of Colorado’s Rocky Mountains, Chloe covers travel, food and lifestyle content. After spending a few years as an on-again, off-again anthropology student, she came to the realization that what really drives her is writing as she felt more excited about the stories traveling through other cultures evoked than she was with the science behind how they evolved. Her inner-anthropologist is still there, though, and usually comes out woven through her travel writing. You can find her exploring her home state and beyond, usually with a true crime podcast in her earbuds. Follow her travels on Instagram