Outdoor Recreation
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Colorado hiker dies; learn high elevation health tips
A 32-year-old solo trail runner, Bret Brachman-Goldstein, died on Mount Sneffels, a 14,155-foot peak in Colorado, according to The Colorado Sun .
Gold Hill Trail Closes Monday for Urgent Erosion Repairs
Starting Monday, June 22, the popular 1.
Colorado Mountain Destinations Enter Stage 1 Fire Restrictions
The Spring Creek Fire in the White River National Forest has burned nearly 20 acres and is about 20% contained, signaling an aggressive start to Colorado's wildfire season.
What Are Summit County's Hidden Trails for Hiking and Biking?
Ohio isn't typically known for dramatic waterfalls, but in Summit County, the 75-foot Brandywine Falls plunges into a scenic gorge.
Summer Activities and Events in Summit County
While Summit County's winter slopes draw millions, I often trade skis for a paddleboard on Lake Dillon, or a snowboard for a golf club at 9,600 feet.
How to Practice Sustainable Outdoor Recreation in Summit County
Last year, rangers in Summit County reported a 30% increase in human-wildlife conflicts and trail erosion incidents, even as 'Leave No Trace' awareness campaigns rose.
Wilderness Rules and Regulations Explained
On September 3, 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Wilderness Act, protecting millions of acres of American land. This article explains the rules and regulations governing these protected wilderness areas.
Memorial Day Weekend: Colorado Trails See Patchy Access, New Snow
More than a foot of new snow was reported at Rainbow Curve along Trail Ridge Road just days before Memorial Day, challenging expectations of widespread early access this season, according to CBS...
Colorado Park Passes: Options for Outdoor Recreation
Overall park user numbers in Colorado decreased from 74,106 at baseline to 69,150 two years later, according to PMC data.