After you’ve cast, clip-clopped, or pedaled to your heart’s content, enjoy a meal and a toast downtown. If you are feeling invigorated from all the mountain air, you could even journey to the Estes Park Memorial Observatory after the sun goes down.
The Colorado Mountains: An unlimited source of jagged peaks, wind-carved cliffs, and snow-capped vistas. But one of those mountains is quite a lot softer… literally.
Aspen is the perfect destination to live, work and play like a local—even on vacation. Disconnect with what ails, and spend more time connecting with what brings you joy this summer.
Now more than ever, escaping the congestion of the city and well-known road trip destinations is at the top of all of our lists. Lucky for you, we just returned from a 72-hour adventure in Logan County, Colorado, where the town of Sterling offers outdoor recreation and charm in big portions. A historic hub for sugar beat farming, today Sterling is the commercial center of northeast Colorado. But don’t let its remote location fool you. Located on the banks of the South Platte River with access to a 2,880-acre reservoir and several family-friendly watering establishments, Logan County is our go-to place to chill out away from it all this summer. Read on to find out why this is one place you won’t want to drive by on your next road trip!
Dillon is friendly and unpretentious in one of the most scenic parts of the United States. Visitors can choose between extreme outdoor adventures as well as “adventure-light” activities in both the winter and summer. Remember to check local safety guidelines and travel responsibly.
Although Alaska normally is the first place people think of in reference to snow dog sled tours, there are so many other snowy locations that offer unforgettable sledding experiences! It helps that these locations are a bit closer to home, too. Ranging from California to Minnesota, here are five places you can dog sled to your heart’s content.
A summertime trip to Silverthorne guarantees a memorable and satisfying experience for young and not-so-young alike.
It’s the beginning of the new year, making it the perfect time to find unique bucket list ideas for this year’s travel adventures!
Estes Park is known as the basecamp for Rocky Mountain National Park. Just northwest of Denver, the small town is surrounded on three sides by federally protected land. What does that mean for us? Estes Park is a mecca for outdoor sports and activities all year-round. Plus, it has a thriving downtown area, events for every season, and great local cuisine.
We looked over at each other through our car windows and mutually nodded. It was the coldest part of night, right before the sun peaks over the horizon and begins warming everything up. I was up early on my way to Alamosa and had pulled into a parking lot at the base of The Great Sand Dunes alongside two other vehicles.