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The Denver Gazette

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Major expansion complete at famed mountain biking hub in Colorado

Around this time of year, mountain bikers on Colorado’s Front Range plan a pilgrimage to the Western Slope’s warmer, drier desert, home to one of the state’s most legendary trail networks. If they haven’t been in a while, they’ll find an even greater destination. That’s how local riders and advocates have described the expanded North […]

Fruita, CO · 3d

OutThere Colorado

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7 forgotten Colorado ski areas and what happened to them

Colorado is home to plenty of world-class skiing, but some of the Centennial State’s most interesting ski history has been abandoned or shut down. According to Uncover Colorado, Colorado has been home to around 150 resorts, but around 30 remain. Although they’re seemingly abandoned, daring backcountry skiers sometimes venture out to tackle the old runs. […]

Colorado · 2d

familydestinationsguide.com

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Travel Back In Time At This Colorado Living History Museum Straight Out Of A Western Movie

If you’ve ever watched a Western movie and thought the scenery looked too good to be real, Pioneer Town Museum in Cedaredge is about to make you feel like a very humble person. This living history museum on Colorado’s western slope doesn’t just preserve the past, it hands it...

Colorado · 1d
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The Denver Gazette

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Iconic pop-punk bands unite for Colorado show led by Fall Out Boy

An iconic rock band beloved by Millennials around the country has announced a Denver metro stop for their upcoming ‘Twilight of the Punks’ tour. On August 10, 2027, Fall Out Boy is set to take the stage at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City alongside The Offspring, Good Charlotte, and The Story So Far. […]

Commerce City, CO · 3d

travelmag.com

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Colorado Rivers Where You’re Most Likely To Find Ancient Fossils And Take Home A Rare Treasure

More than 1,900 dinosaur footprints line a single riverbank in southeastern Colorado. They were pressed into mud about 150 million years ago, and they still sit there in the open air. Those tracks form roughly 130 separate trackways. Some show big plant-eaters walking side by side, which hints that they...

Colorado · 1d

Vail Daily

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Camp Hale site where CIA trained Tibetan soldiers named to Colorado State Register of Historic Properties

In the late 1950s and early ’60s, while World War II veterans Peter Seibert and Earl Eaton were hiking, dreaming and scheming to build Vail ski area out of sheep pasture along Gore Creek, 20 miles or so to the south, CIA officers were training Tibetan freedom fighters at Camp Hale.

Colorado · 3d

AccuWeather

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Colorado ski area reopens after historic flooding delayed season

Wolf Creek welcomes skiers back Nov. 14-15, but flood repairs and winter weather could complicate the drive. Historic flooding put the ski season on hold at Colorado’s Wolf Creek Ski Area. Now, skiers and snowboarders are returning, but getting to the slopes will require extra time and caution. Wolf...

Colorado · 2d

familydestinationsguide.com

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This Rural Colorado Fabric Outlet Is A Crafter’s Paradise You Could Explore For Hours

Some places earn their reputation quietly, without billboards or buzz, and The Quilted Heart in Limon, Colorado is exactly that kind of place. You won’t find it trending on social media, and nobody’s going to hand you a brochure for it at a tourist information center. But crafters...

Limon, CO · 17h

alamosacitizen.com

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150 years in the Valley: Colorado’s first presidential election

In the first week of November 1876, the Prospector Newspaper in Del Norte urged voters to send Republicans to the state and U.S. legislatures and to vote to support a courthouse in Del Norte. They emphasized calm reflection and quiet, effective work at the polls rather than loud talk. Del...

Del Norte, CO · 1d

Festivaltopia

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How a Public Radio Station Chooses the Record That Gets Played

☰Cited 2 sources The song coming out of your speaker was not a random pick. At Colorado Public Radio’s OpenAir, it came out of a library of more than 40,000 pieces. On top of that, the music director reviews and vets 300 to 400 new submissions every week. Here is how that flood turns into ... Read more The post How a Public Radio Station Chooses the Record That Gets Played appeared first on Festivaltopia .

Colorado · 7h

The Denver Gazette

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It’s the witching hour for Opera Colorado

Arts news: There are 18 witches stirring the pot in 'Macbeth' at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House. Plus: DocuWest, 'Georgia McBride' in London, Rickie Lee Jones, Wonderbound and Bryanna Scott.

Denver, CO · 2d

dryslopenews.com

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SNÖBAHN Celebrates a Decade with Bode Miller-Led Season Kickoff Events

Colorado-based indoor ski and snowboard training centre SNÖBAHN marked its 10th anniversary over the past few days with season kick-off celebrations featuring Olympic ski champion Bode Miller, fellow Olympian Erik Schlopy, rail jam competitions, live DJs, raffles and special anniversary merchandise. The festivities took place at SNÖBAHN’s two Front...

Colorado · 12h

SnowBrains

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SnowBrains Forecast: Colorado’s San Juans Lead as Weekend Snow Continues

Colorado’s snow forecast keeps the San Juans favored as the weekend storm continues through Saturday. Wolf Creek stands to receive the biggest remaining accumulation, while central and northern mountains get a smaller refresh. A brief dry break follows before another mountain snow opportunity around the middle of next week. Saturday’s heaviest remaining snowfall favors the southern San Juans, especially during […] The post SnowBrains Forecast: Colorado’s San Juans Lead as Weekend Snow Continues appeared first on SnowBrains .

Colorado · 1d

ESPN 97.7

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Salt Lake City Is What People Think Denver Is, And The Geography Proves It

Denver gets the mountain-city credit, but Salt Lake City is the one wrapped in peaks 360 degrees. Downtown to deep woods in minutes, not hours. Two towns, two very different feels.

Salt Lake City, UT · 4d

yellowscene.com

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Renovation of Louisville’s Historic Grain Elevator to Begin

Press releases are provided to Yellow Scene Magazine. In an effort to keep our community informed, we publish some press releases in whole. 950 Spruce Street, Suite 2C, Louisville, CO 80027 | 303.673.9304. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE. Renovation of Louisville’s Historic Grain Elevator to Begin. Originally serving the Louisville area’s...

Louisville, CO · 3d

The Denver Gazette

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PHOTOS: The Veterans Day Parade in Denver City Park

Students from Denver High School JROTC programs marched through Denver City Park during the Veterans Day Parade on Saturday, November 14, 2026.

Denver, CO · 23h

The Denver Gazette

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Tickets start at $9 for train to Colorado ski resort

Winter Park Resort officially opened for the ski season on November 13 and Amtrak’s Winter Park Express tickets are officially on sale, too. This year, the seasonal route between Winter Park Resort and Denver’s Union State will operate from December 10, 2026 through April 4, 2027, Thursday through Sunday. The train departs Denver at 7:00 […]

Denver, CO · 1d