by Ed Graef | Sep 1, 2024 | Hiking, Peaks
Known as “fourteeners”, mountains that rise 14,000 feet above sea level have long been a destination of the outdoor enthusiast. Whether hiking for fun or on a mission to conquer all the 14ers; hiking peaks has become very popular in the last decade. Most of the 14ers...
by Ed Graef | Apr 1, 2024 | Colorado, Denver, Hiking, ski, snowboard, snowshoe
Early Spring conditions in the high country are a blast if you love playing in the snow. The days are starting to get longer and the temperatures are pleasant. Denver’s proximity to Rocky Mountain National Park, Indian Peaks Wilderness and the I-70 corridor make...
by Lauren Heartsill Dowdle | Feb 1, 2024 | Backpacking, Hiking, winter
Before you head outdoors to enjoy the crisp air, snow-covered trees and frozen landscapes, get a preview of the top winter gear you’ll need for your hiking or camping trip. Backpacks All backpacks are suited for any season, right? It depends. If your go-to pack has...
by Ed Graef | Feb 15, 2020 | Hiking, News, Rock Climbing, ski
The internet is an amazing resource for the outdoor enthusiasts. There is an endless amount of pro tips and gear reviews which is great because the more savvy you are in the mountains, the more enjoyable your day will be. Before the internet it could take several...
by Ed Graef | Sep 15, 2019 | Hiking
There is no better time to explore America’s wild lands than when the seasons change. The heat of summer has finally began to subside and the comfortable feel of fall is in the air. If you are lucky enough to plan your fall foliage trip when the fall colors are at...
by Lauren Heartsill Dowdle | Aug 31, 2019 | Hiking
The only thing better than taking a breathtaking hike outdoors is enjoying those views with friends. But don’t worry if you don’t know anyone who shares that same love for exploring nature. There are several ways to connect with other women nearby who are ready to...
