Natural Highs: Excursions at Urad Lake
Resting humbly at the culmination of a winding, rocky road just before Berthoud Pass, Urad Lake teems with natural wonder. Just before you reach the first hard ...
Louis Garramone
Natural Highs: Chicago Lakes Trail
It's quite inspiring as a native Coloradoan to realize that people from all over the globe venture to our state to find the natural beauty that is sprinkled thr...
Natural Highs: Scars on the Mountain
Awhile back, I did a post about the Golden Gate Canyon fire and the effects of fire on our natural environment. The smoke blanketed the sky as I watched from my...
Natural Highs: South Table Mountain
If you would like to see some beautiful scenery, and would rather not drive an hour into the mountains to do it, take a little trip towards the mesas of Golde...
Natural Highs: Night Hikes
Sunlight illuminates your surroundings, casting a hot glow on the city walls; the street radiates heat from friction as tires roll across stained asphalt. Fumes...
Natural Highs: H2Owners
The other night, as I sat watching the rain fall, gloomy from my lack of outdoor adventures, I started thinking about where all this rain culminates on its jo...
Natural Highs: Poetic Perspective
In light of this month's Art Issue, and my love for the outdoors, I figured it would only be appropriate to share some of the poetry I have produced from my out...
Natural Highs: Fort Collins Brews You Can Bike To
Fort Collins has more micro-brews per capita than any other Colorado city, all of which are American Craft Brewers except for Anheuser-Busch. The Brewers Associ...
Natural Highs: Tree Climbing in The Fort
In light of spring and the recent rainfall I decided to take a much needed trip to Fort Collins. My friend and I, a fellow writer, chose to venture down the Pou...
Natural Highs: Divine by Design
The word "design", when heard or seen by itself, can constitute a broad range of definitions in the English language. A building is constructed in a designate...
Natural Highs: Fire on the Mountain
Come on baby light my fire. Hell, light my whole mountain on fire.
According to Westword.com, the Golden-area wildfire in Indian Gulch burned around 1,700 ac...
