Now that it’s July, why not start your Denver hike from up high? Read More
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Honoring Ada
It’s June in Colorado’s Front Range! Per normal schedule, I’ve started putting ice cubes in my coffee. Lawn sprinklers are fired up with the intention of using them as little as possible. Read More
An Appointment with Enos
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One overcast morning last June, I hopped in my car and drove toward Longs Peak. I was on my way to visit a kindred spirit. I had an appointment with Enos! Read More
Bobcat Ridge: Where Not to Walk
Colorado’s Front Range has much to offer a hiker. It is important to know where to go. It’s also important to know where not to go. Read More
Base Camp Budapest: Three Hills of Buda
After a week of vacation in Budapest, Hungary, my feet became itchy for some dirt trail and forest. What’s a hiker to do? Go hiking, of course! Here’s a great walk in hilly Buda, on the west side of the Danube Read More
Beating the Crowds at Rocky Mountain National Park
No month is better than July for hiking Colorado’s Front Range and especially Rocky Mountain National Park. Nearly all the trails are open for foot traffic sans snowshoes, Read More
Muggle No More: To Cache or Not to Cache?
Recently I hiked Mount Margaret in the Red Feather Lakes area northwest of Fort Collins, Colorado. This region of forests, meadows, and castellated rocks will be in the upcoming book, Base Camp Denver: 101 Hikes Along Colorado’s Front Range. Read More
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