Swan, dragon and duck boats are back pedaling around City Park
Denver opened new ‘Adventure Hubs’ at City Park and Washington Park where visitors can rent pedal boats shaped like swan, dragons and more, as well as bikes, for an hourly rate.
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Is it safe for dogs to be outside on smoky days? Colorado researcher hunts for answers.
On days when the air quality index is “unhealthy” for people to breathe (an AQI between 151 and 200), experts advise limiting your dog’s activity and exercise. High intensity activity, like runs or big hikes, should also be reduced when the air quality is less than ideal.
Colorado still has some summer river flows fit for rafting — even in severe drought. Here’s why.
Amid a devastating drought, rafters and kayakers can find rapids and enough river flows for rafting on the Colorado River because of water rights and the state’s labyrinthine water management rules.
Low flow, high temperatures make for unusual creek tubing season near Denver
Along the Front Range, river-based activities like tubing and wave surfing are experiencing an earlier and shorter season due to an exceptionally dry winter that yielded record-low snowpack. That includes Clear Creek in Golden, River Run park in Englewood, and Boulder Creek.
Massive, $1.8 million public art piece now glowing from inside Colorado Convention Center
A major new Denver public art piece debuts with Cliff Garten’s “Mountains and Rivers Without End” at Colorado Convention Center
Rowing across the Pacific, a Colorado river guide broke records in her 43-day solo journey: ‘She thrived out there’
Colorado river guide Kelsey Pfendler this month completed a nearly 2,400-mile solo row across the Pacific Ocean, from California to Hawaii, breaking records and amassing admirers.
Denver burrito lands on a list of the nation’s best
The green chile smothered chile relleno burrito from El Taco de Mexico landed on The Infatuation’s list of the 23 best burritos in the United States.
Country star with 14 No. 1 singles coming to Greeley’s Union Colony Civic Center
Tickets to Chris Young on Nov. 4 go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday
Vail hopes new ‘white glove’ amenities, food upgrades will build skier loyalty
Vail Resorts announced upgrades for skiers, like door-to-door rental gear, better ingredients in its most popular mountain eats to adding more convenient features to the My Epic app like google pay.
Less crowded Colorado destinations for camping, gravel biking, hot springs and more
Avoid summer crowds and head to Lake City to camp, Ouray for hot springs, Naturita/Nucla for gravel and mountain biking, Crestone for spiritual vibes and the Grand Mesa for all of the above.