On March 18th, 2023, athlete Chris Fisher achieved a new FKT (fastest known time) by becoming the second person ever to climb all of Colorado’s
In the wake of recent storms throughout the Rocky Mountains, the Colorado Avalanche Information Center has issued a Special Avalanche advisory for all of the
Denver, Colorado – Despite being endorsed by 25 organizations, SB 103, a bill aimed at protecting and restoring public access to the 14ers, has been
For nearly a year, Mount Lindsey has been closed to climbers due to liability concerns – the sixth fourteener lost to public access in the
On July 31st, around 8 o’clock in the morning, Andrea Sansone took a few final steps down the trail along Chicago Creek. Having descended 3,000
This winter, Denver broke a significant record – the longest it has ever taken for its first measurable snowfall of the winter. The old record
The summer of 2020 was historic in terms of the number of visitors to the mountains. Records at national parks, forest service land, and wilderness
For the past sixteen years, public access to Mount Bross has been closed due to liability concerns of the owners. However, that doesn’t stop thousands
Over the past 72 hours, many of the mountainous regions in the Western US have declared some kind of Shelter-in-place order, encouraging residents to stay
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
Colorado is home to over 50 impressive 14ers, mountain peaks that exceed 14,000 feet in elevation. If you’re keen to tackle these stunning giants but
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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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