The first mountain bike trail system at Arapahoe Basin Ski Area is under construction on the front of the mountain. The trails will be finished and open to the public in summer 2023. NewsBreak | September 2022 … [Read more...]
Crested Butte beacon training park supports snow safety
Last winter, Crested Butte became the newest Colorado location to establish a public avalanche beacon training park. Several other beacon training parks are scattered across the state. Here's what they area and where you can find one. … [Read more...]
How to Ride Drops on Your Mountain Bike
Whether you're rolling off a sidewalk curb, riding over a small log, or launching off a steep boulder, here's how to progressively build your skills. … [Read more...]
20 Organizations Making Winter More Accessible
Nothing compares to the giddiness of flying down a snow-covered slope on a piece of dressed-up wood. We all remember that first day on skis or a snowboard. But even in the simplicity of this sport’s joy, experiencing that inaugural morning of snow-sliding isn’t easy. Among dozens of nominations, here are 20 … [Read more...]
Rock hopping with Run the Whites
Creative athlete and gear guru Andrew Drummond helps athletes come together and explore the White Mountains year-round. … [Read more...]
What gear do you need to hike a Colorado 14er?
Here’s a starter list of what you need to wear and pack while hiking a standard route on a Colorado 14er in the summer season. … [Read more...]
How to hike your first Colorado 14er
Colorado 14ers are the highest peaks in the nation and reach 14,000 feet above sea level or more. Whether you choose to follow the list of 54 or 58 fourteeners, here are the steps to get started. … [Read more...]
What are Colorado 14ers? And why are they a big deal?
A smattering of the country’s highest-reaching peaks decorates each quadrant of Colorado and stands 14,000 feet or more above sea level. Those summits are colloquially known as fourteeners or 14ers. … [Read more...]
Where to enjoy via ferrata routes in Colorado
Colorado is home to more than half of the country’s official via ferrata routes. Via ferrata is Italian for iron path. A via ferrata involves hiking and climbing along an established route with metal holds and cables that are affixed to a vertical rock face, and the climber is clipped in for … [Read more...]
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