Colorado getaways
Three Colorado writers, each with a different way of looking at things, guide you to many ways to transcend everyday life this summer.
Colorado Getaways – Walking Neighborhood parks, downtown districts, and nature trails give you great views of the locals and their habitats.
By Dan Leeth.
Colorado Getaways – Soaring Fly high above the Front Range, or a mountain canyon, and get your heart racing.
By Laurel Kallenbach.
Colorado Getaways – Riding Coral stray cattle and paddle around a midstream boulder—two uniquely Colorado rides.
By Shelly and Jeff Steig.
Riding with the Duke
Visit the meadow where John Wayne faced down the villain Robert Duvall and told him to “fill your hands you...” By Jeff Miller.
Colorado Explorer
Floating with the wind, going to pot(s), and Four Diamond dining. By Linda DuVal.
My Colorado
Special Colorado memories by our readers. This issue: “The day traffic stopped” by Kay Grove.
Photo contest
This issue’s winner: Akiti Arch, by Mary Ann Walsh.
Web Extra:
Colorado rocks!
Colorado is well-known to rockhounds worldwide, whether it’s topaz in the Tarryalls, aquamarines on Mt. Antero, or quartz crystals and amazonite on Pikes Peak. But be forewarned: Rockhounding is addicting. By Kevin and Vicki Witte.
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