These 8 free apps help Colorado hikers check trail conditions, track storms, monitor wildfire smoke, read forecasts, plan routes, and call for help.
Colorado’s warm, dry start is frustrating for early skiing, but fewer weak layers may set up a stronger, more stable snowpack for the remainder of the year.
The sun has set. The wind is picking up. Your trail is gone beneath fresh snow. Tonight, your goal isn’t to reach the summit —
When exploring Colorado’s rugged backcountry, communication can be a matter of life and death. While cell phones often lose service in remote areas, Family Radio
Winter hiking offers a unique opportunity to experience the serene beauty of snow-blanketed landscapes. However, the colder temperatures, shorter days, and challenging trail conditions require
In Colorado’s vast wilderness, Search and Rescue (SAR) teams work tirelessly to aid those who find themselves in dangerous situations. However, one topic often debated
As the first major October snowfall blankets Colorado’s mountains, the avalanche season has officially begun. Just this past Sunday, a skier near Silverton triggered an
Each year, over 3,600 search and rescue (SAR) operations take place in Colorado alone. These missions often involve hikers who underestimated the challenges of the
A viral social media post has resurfaced with misleading advice for outdoor enthusiasts, suggesting that if you’re lost in the wilderness with a low phone
When heading into the great outdoors, preparation is key to ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience. One of the most important steps in your preparation
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