Tag: trails
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VIDEO | Happy Trails: Perimeter Trail in Ouray, Colorado
The views from the Gazette’s Seth Boster’s visit of the Perimeter Trail in Ouray, Colorado
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VIDEO | Happy Trails: Intemann Trail, Manitou Springs
This is the Intemann Trail, running almost 6 miles between Manitou Springs and Section 16.
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Walmart owners plan to build public trails in Colorado
COAL BASIN — The family that owns Walmart Inc. plans to construct public trails on their private land in Colorado. The Aspen Times reports that members of the Walton family expect to begin construction this summer on more than four miles of trails on their property in Coal Basin. The project is expected to be…
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Walmart owners plan to build public trails in Colorado
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save COAL BASIN — The family that owns Walmart Inc. plans to construct public trails on their private land in Colorado. The Aspen Times reports that members of the Walton family expect to begin construction this summer on more than four miles of trails on their…
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VIDEO | Happy Trails: Scenes from Cheyenne Mountain State Park
A panorama view from Cheyenne Mountain State Park’s Sundance loop. (Video by Seth Boster)
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VIDEO | Happy Trails: Scenes from Sesame Canyon
Happy Trails: Scenes from Sesame Canyon (Video by Seth Boster)
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VIDEO | Happy Trails: The view atop Castle Rock
You’ve seen the landmark from Interstate 25 — the commanding promontory from which the town of Castle Rock gets its name. Now exit the highway and see the sights atop Castle Rock’s Rock Park. Click here for more information. (Video by Seth Boster)
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Happy Trails: This Colorado stunner awaits in Indian Peaks Wilderness
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Lone Eagle Peak You’ll find John Muir quotes posted at the signage near Monarch Lake, soul-stirring kickstarters to the adventure ahead. Possibilities are endless from the trail “Y” before the lake. Outside Granby, this is your gateway to the Indian Peaks Wilderness, a slice of…
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$45,000 grant to jump-start planning for Waldo Canyon Trail restoration
Five and a half years after a devastating wildfire followed by floods and mudslides, Jennifer Peterson can deliver some good news about the Waldo Canyon Trail. The Rocky Mountain Field Institute received a $45,000 planning grant for the trail and canyon from Colorado Parks and Wildlife State Trails Program, Peterson, the nonprofit’s executive director, announced…