Colorado is home to more avalanche injuries and fatalities than any other part of the United States. This is because of the unique weather patterns
While you’ve probably heard of the Rocky Mountains before, America is home to many different individual ranges, each with their own geology and charm. Some
During the hot and humid summer monsoon in Colorado, afternoon thunderstorms are the norm on most days in July and August. Above tree line, this
The 10 essentials are ten types of gear you should bring with you on any trip to the mountains. The list is designed to allow
The Ice Axe is among the most adaptable of all a mountaineer’s tools. A good ice axe can serve many purposes, though it’s most important
CRESTED BUTTE, CO — A hiker was seriously injured Saturday after a terrifying 300-foot fall from the top of Judd Falls into the river below,
Colorado wildflowers are one of nature’s most breathtaking treasures, with the Rocky Mountains offering a stunning showcase of vibrant blooms during the summer months. From
CUSTER COUNTY, CO – The Custer County Search and Rescue (CCSAR) in collaboration with fire helitack crews executed a successful high-altitude rescue mission at Humboldt
SUMMIT COUNTY, CO – As the hiking season approaches, changes to the shuttle and parking systems for Summit County’s beloved Quandary Peak and McCullough Gulch
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September, October, and November are great months to hike and climb 14ers, with fewer people crowding the trails. However, the weather is more variable, and there’s a greater risk. In my next webinar, I’ll share everything you need to know to have a safe and successful ascent during the Fall. Save a seat today!
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