Hit the slopes for cheap in January during ‘Learn to Ski and Snowboard Month’
January is “Learn to Ski and Snowboard Month” so you can experience all the joys of the slopes for yourself.
On thin ice: Why ice skating isn’t allowed in Greeley and Windsor parks
Although someone tried to prove otherwise Saturday, Andy McRoberts, director of Culture, Parks and Recreation Department said none of the city of Greeley’s lakes or ponds can support ice skating. Someone appeared to have fallen through the ice on the Greeley West Park’s pond Saturday morning, when fire crews found tracks leading… Read more »
PHOTOS: Boulder’s annual polar plunge
Dressed in a polar bear costume, Clint Mills surveyed the shores of Boulder Reservoir on a chilly 7-degree day. “In my professional polar bear opinion,” Mills said, “this is perfect plunging conditions.” About 200 folks apparently had the same thought as Mills, as they braved the cold to ring in… Read more »
Tommy Caldwell, who free-climbed El Capitan, opening Winter Words series in Aspen
Tommy Caldwell will open Aspen’s Winter Words author series. Caldwell is known for his historic free-climb ascent of El Capitan’s Dawn Wall.
Hiking safety and popular trails outside Rocky Mountain National Park
With Rocky Mountain National Park still operating at limited capacity, hikers are advised to use extreme caution.
The most sought Netflix show in every state — and how a researcher found them
Americans are interested in different shows depending on where they live. Colorado shares the same interest as Utah, Idaho and Nebraska.
Denver’s art scene is gonna be big in 2019. Here’s what to see and when to see it.
It’s gonna be a big 2019, sometimes very big, and it will be interesting, as well. Here are the shows to look for.
PHOTOS: Mutton Bustin’ at Mile High during Broncos-Chargers game
A mutton bustin’ competition entertained fans during halftime during the Denver Broncos gane at Broncos Stadium at Mile High on Sunday.
Budweiser Clydesdales coming to Colorado Capitol Monday
DENVER — The Budweiser Clydesdales are visiting the Colorado Capitol on Monday to celebrate the repeal of the state’s Prohibition-era beer laws. Eight horses will be hitched to the red beer wagon near the west steps of the statehouse at 2 p.m. Monday to celebrate how, on Jan. 1., the… Read more »
Weeks after a Colorado woman first tried bobsledding, she made the U.S. national team
After Sylvia Hoffman tried out to become America’s Next Olympic Hopeful, she made the USA Bobsled team. Now she’s winning.
