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Witch Paddles
Do you like to go paddle boarding? Do you just so happen to have a witch costume lying around? If you answered yes to those questions, then you’re in luck. Witch paddle events are popping up around the state. Much like many of the new Colorado transplants, this event traces its roots back to California.
Discover the Hidden side of Rocky Mountain National Park
Rocky Mountain National Park is the Crown jewel of Colorado receiving an estimated 4.6 million visitors in 2019. With its stunning vistas, picturesque lakes, and amazing wildlife it is no wonder why this one of the most visited national parks in the country. While it can often be difficult to get away from the crowds
Bishop Castle
Bishops Castle is a uniquely fascinating attraction in Colorado. This is unlike any other castle you have seen. With an exterior entirely made of stones from the forest, to the wrought iron walkways traversing the multiple levels and of course the fire breathing dragon make this a destination for visitors from all over. Jim Bishop
Crestone Colorado: A Spiritual Mecca
Crestone Colorado may be the most unique town in Colorado. Nestled up against the Sangre De Cristo mountain range sits this tiny town that has been been called the most spiritual town in the country hosting over 20 religious sites of varying ideologies. HistoryLike most Colorado mountain towns, Crestone has roots in mining. Unfortunately for
Rocky Mountain Arsenal: An Urban Wildlife Haven
Rocky Mountain arsenal is a beautiful urban nature preserve just minutes from downtown Denver. While it may not be as picturesque as the mountains, the grasslands are beautiful in their own right. This area offers a glimpse into the historic past coupled with its current status as a haven for multiple species of wildlife. HistoryThe
Hanging Flume: A Marvel of Engineering
Hanging Flume is a rarely visited, yet still interesting site in Western Colorado that showcases the length to which people went to obtain precious metals and minerals. HistoryA flume is a man-made channel built to transport water. The flume in Uravan, Colorado was constructed from 1887 to 1891 along the cliffs of the San Miguel
Rifle Falls State Park: A Colorado Mountain Oasis
Rifle falls state park is a jungle-like oasis tucked away in the Colorado mountains. A breathtaking 70 foot triple waterfall steals the show but not to be forgotten are the unique limestone caves that dot the landscape, or the great fishing opportunities, or the amazing family friendly hikes. WaterfallJust a short walk from the parking
Arachnophobes Beware: The Spiders are out in Southern Colorado
Arachnophobes beware, the spiders are out and roaming around southern Colorado. Every year when the temperature starts to drop thousands of tarantulas begin their mating journey. Beginning in late august, peaking in mid-September, and lasting until early October male tarantulas leave their burrows in search for females to mate with. If you wish to see
Best Places to see Colorado Fall Colors
Fall is a beautiful time in Colorado. The air begins to cool, the summer smog dies down, Bronco’s football becomes top news, and of course the mountains start to pop with beautiful fall colors. It is a beautiful sight to see whole mountainsides light up a bright golden yellow as the aspen trees prepare for