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Colorado Monument Bookstore & Visitor Center Relocated Temporarily

Colorado National Monument’s visitor center and bookstore are now temporarily located in a mobile visitor center in the parking lot adjacent to the main visitor center. This will allow for renovations in the attic of the main visitor center. The renovation project includes removing the building’s insulation, sealing holes in the building to prevent pest[continue reading...]



Keystone will open earlier than expected

Keystone Resort will open earlier than expected thanks to the storm that dumped more than 2 feet of snow in many parts of Colorado. Ideal cold temperatures had Keystones snow making team ahead of schedule on their base goals, but the snowstorm that raged through Colorado during the last week of October came as a[continue reading...]



Massive snowstorm hits the front range

The biggest October snow storm to hit Colorado in twelve years is leaving roads packed with snow and ice and is falling faster than crews can clear it. That’s true for Colorado home owners who also can’t keep up with the snowfall. On the eastern plains, strong winds and blizzard conditions are causing zero visability[continue reading...]



Wolf Creek Ski Area Opens

After receiving another 15 inches of snow, Wolf Creek Ski Area decided to open for the 2009-2010 season on Halloween. With 22 inches tallied up so far, there’s no reason not to start opening up some of their terrain. The first two runs to open will be Nova and Susan’s, they’ll be open from 9:00am[continue reading...]



Loveland Ski Area – First to Open in 2009

Well here’s the good news – the first ski destination in North America opened today, and Loveland, Colorado is ready and waiting for early bird skiers who can’t wait to hit the slopes! “To us, the core of great skiing and riding is uncrowded slopes, short lift lines, free close-in parking and fresh tracks all[continue reading...]



Black Canyon of the Gunnison celebrates 10th anniversary

Please join the National Park Service and the Bureau of Land Management in celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park and Gunnison Gorge National Conservation Area. The event will be held at 10 a.m. on Saturday, October 10, at Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park Visitor Center, located[continue reading...]



Grand county’s largest ski and snowboard swap

Snow falling in the high country is your cue to start restocking your winter gear supply for the coming season. The Competition Center is here to help by hosting the 25th Annual Ski and Snowboard Swap, October 9 & 10, in West Portal Station at the Winter Park Ski Area. Find deals on new and[continue reading...]



Ride the Cumbres and Toltec Fall Foliage Express

America’s longest and highest railroad, The Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad, is pleased to announce an awe-inspiring line-up of Fall Foliage train rides this autumn. Two different trains have been added to the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad’s daily train schedule providing even more opportunity to experience the absolutely spectacular autumn season. The glorious shades[continue reading...]



The Denver Zoo Presents Karen Pryor

Join Denver Zoo and Humane Society of Boulder Valley for a speaking engagement with Karen Pryor, world renowned animal trainer and one of the founders of clicker training. Learn more about Karen’s vast experiences in animal training and how both Denver Zoo and the Humane Society of Boulder Valley use some of her methods in[continue reading...]



Early morning photo safari at the Denver Zoo

Join staff photographer Dave Parsons for an early morning photography session long before the zoo opens to the public at Denver Zoo this fall. Get the morning light on a variety of animals including Bighorn sheep, arctic wolves, harbor seals, eagles and many more! In addition to the early entry to the zoo, participants can[continue reading...]