2024 Give Pikes Peak Participant RMFI
If you’ve hiked here, you’ve likely hiked on a trail that RMFI worked on.
2024 Give Pikes Peak Participant Garden of the Gods Foundation
What improvements to the Garden of the Gods has the foundation made possible?
2024 Give Pikes Peak Participant Medicine Wheel Trail Advocates
How does Medicine Wheel advocate for parks, trails and open spaces?
2024 Give Campaign Participant Code 4 Outdoor
What does Code 4 Outdoor do for first responders?
31: Local Bike Shop Spotlight – Bicycle Experience
Passion, perseverance and a genuine heart for people drive this locally owned bike shop in the downtown Ivywild neighborhood.
Fox 21 Chief Meteorologist Matt Meister
What’s the difference between La Nina And El Nino and which are we having this winter?
Justice with Jax – Season 2, Episode 5: Election 2024 – Mischa Smith, El Paso County (CO) Democratic Party Chair
The journey of the historic Civil Rights case Armendariz & Chinook Center v. City of Colorado Springs, et al. (2023), which is now in the U.S. District 10th Circuit Court of Appeals continues to be chronicled on Season 2 of Justice with Jax. On Episode 5, meet El Paso County Democratic Party Chair Mischa Smith. She’s made history as the first under 40, Black, woman chair of the party who’s an experienced public servant & political operative.
30: Club Spotlight – Manitou Spokes
They call themselves a drinking club with a cycling problem, and while they may enjoy gathering for beers post ride, the Manitou Spokes is a club full of heart and a passion for their Manitou Springs community and fellow cyclists.
Colorado Springs Mayor Yemi Mobolade is the guest
How does the parks department fare in the 2025 city budget?
Justice with Jax – Season 2, Episode 4: Election 2024 – Naomi López, Board of El Paso County Commissioners Dist. 3 Dem Candidate
The journey continues on Season 2 of the Justice with Jax Podcast to chronicle the journey of the historic Civil Rights case Armendariz & Chinook Center v. City of Colorado Springs, et al. (2023), which is now in the U.S. District 10th Circuit Court of Appeals. Episode four of this season meet Naomi López, the…
5: Oct 24 2024 – Congressional Candidate River Gassen
Get to know the Democratic candidate for U.S. House in Colorado District 5.
This Group Helps Older Hearing Impaired Enjoy the Outdoors
The goal is to prevent becoming isolated
Ballot Issues Forum Fall 2024
Learn more about the issues on the 2024 ballot, and where the League stands on these issues, in this forum hosted by the League of Women Voters of the Pikes Peak Region on October 19, 2024.
4: Oct 16 2024 – Arts Month
Dylan Craddock with the Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region fills us in on Arts Month happenings in October.
Bonus Episode: More on Colorado Springs E-bike policy
It’s a good plan, but implementing it faces challenges
Justice with Jax – Season 2, Episode 3: Election 2024 – CO 4th Judicial Dist. Atty. Dem Candidate Jeremy Dowell
The journey continues on Season 2 of the Justice with Jax Podcast, which continues to chronicle the journey of the historic Civil Rights case Armendariz & Chinook Center v. City of Colorado Springs, et al. (2023), which is now in the U.S. District 10th Circuit Court of Appeals. Episode three of this season meet Jeremy Dowell, the Democrats’ candidate running for Colorado 4th Judicial District Attorney in the 2024 General Election. He’s making history as the first Dem to do so since 1988!
Colorado Springs Unveils Park e-bike policy
It’s time to move on and get a policy set.
3: Sept 30 2024 – State of the City
We review both the good news and the challenges shared by Colorado Springs Mayor Yemi Mobolade in his recent State of the City address.
#28 Club Spotlight: Southern Colorado Velo
If you’re looking to connect with a great club in the Southern Colorado/Colorado Springs area that focuses on road and gravel biking and that caters to all ages and abilities, SOCO Velo may be the right club for you.
Author Randi Minetor Talks About Accidents in National Parks
People seem to get in trouble now much the same as they did 100 years ago
2: Sept 14 2024 – 2024 Rocky Mountain Women’s Film Festival
A preview of the upcoming Rocky Mountain Women’s Film Festival, plus election forums, bus ridership, Patty Jewett Porchfest, Burning Man, and taking back our streets – from aggressive and speeding drivers.
Fall colors are coming! Also, are voters smart enough?
How are the fall colors going to look this year?
#27 2024 Rampart Rager Post Ride Wrap Up
Whether you raced it or you’re thinking about taking on the next Rampart Rager, check out this post ride wrap up of the 8th Annual Rampart Rager, a Regional Gravel Hillclimb Championship.
Justice with Jax – Season 2, Episode 2: Atrevida Beer Co. & Rich Fierro
The journey continues on Season 2 of the Justice with Jax Podcast, which continues to chronicle the journey of the historic Civil Rights case Armendariz & Chinook Center v. City of Colorado Springs, et al. (2023), which is now in the U.S. District 10th Circuit Court of Appeals. Episode two of this season meet Rich…
Justice with Jax – Season 2, Episode 1: COS Pro-Housing Partnership & Max Kronstadt
The journey continues as Justice with Jax, Season 2, chronicles the Civil Rights case Armendariz & Chinook Center v. City of Colorado Springs, et al. (2023) currently in the U.S. District 10th Circuit Court of Appeals.
Update on Lawsuit Suing the City to Move Municipal Elections to the Fall
Get an update on the League’s lawsuit, along with Citizens Project, CO Latinos Vote and Black & Latino Leadership Coalition, against the city of Colorado Springs to move Spring Municipal Elections to the Fall.
The “Unlikely Through Hiker” Derick Lugo
A lively a fun episode!
1: August 27 2024 – Active Springs Lifestyle With Guest Jacki Mueller
Bikes and mountain bikes on local trails, downtown parking, and trying out new recreational sports with local nonprofit UpaDowna are all discussed in this freewheeling conversation.
Loving the Springs Trailer: Celebrating the Best and Elevating the Rest
Plug into what’s happening in the Pikes Peak region, learn about awesome people, places and happenings, and explore opportunities to make life here even better.
Author and Thru-Hiker Christine Woodside is the Guest
On this week’s episode, Bob chats with author and thru-hiker Christine Woodside about her book, “Going Over the Mountain: One Woman’s Journey from Follower to Solo Hiker and Back”. In this entertaining hour, they discuss her experiences as a day and thru-hiker, and the experiences that led to the writing of this book. Book website:…
Special bonus episode with Wild Westendorf
What hikes should you do before the end of September?
Author PJ Anderson Is the Guest
The long and storied history of Cheyenne Mountain
Running Towards Greatness with Noelle Lambert
Now a Paris Paralympic hopeful, Noelle Lambert has broken down barriers at every turn.
Bob visits North Carolina
What is it like to hike in North Carolina in the summer?
Baked for Boosting Happiness with Jason and Michelle Stele
Pub Dog Colorado serves up bowls of delicious food and craft beverages for furry friends and their humans. Listen in and learn how Tara turned her vision into a booming business that’s now on the brink of expansion.
Who Let the Dogs In with Tara Downs
Pub Dog Colorado serves up bowls of delicious food and craft beverages for furry friends and their humans. Listen in and learn how Tara turned her vision into a booming business that’s now on the brink of expansion.
Big changes coming to the podcast!
Tell what you think!
7: Restoring Your Body’s Healing Power
Rocky Mountain Energy Infusion Center uses Scaler waves, biophotonic light frequency and Fibonacci sequence to raise the energy of your cells so your immune system can pull the toxins out of your body.
To Colorado Springs and Beyond with Terry Bramschreiber
As a lifelong space nerd, science enthusiast and kid at heart, Terry now spends his days making sure our younger generation knows: there’s a place for everyone in space.
City leader Richard Skorman is the guest
What is Richards Rubbish Roundup?
Justice with Jax – Episode 6: Season 1
Listen to a Season 1 Recap with your host, Jax aka Jacqueline Armendariz Unzueta, the final person arrested by the Colorado Springs Police Department for participating in the Housing Rights March at the center of Armendariz & Chinook Center v. City of Colorado Springs, et al., 2023. Join Jax on her journey as the lead…
Pikes Peak Update, Fox Run Nature Center, other news
What are the details behind the shuttle and reservation system on Americas Mountain?
Filling Your Cup at Pikes Peak Ranch with Mariah Kaercher and Jack Hoesly
Mariah Kercher had a dream to own land where people could gather, and in 2023, she and her partner Jack Hoesly turned that dream into a reality when they acquired Pikes Peak Ranch.
Justice with Jax – Episode 5: Alex Archuleta
Chat with Colorado Springs community leader Alex Archuleta, one of six people arrested by the Colorado Springs Police Department for participating in the Housing Rights March at the center of Armendariz & Chinook Center v. City of Colorado Springs, et al., 2023.
Building Community Around Food with Aubrey Day
The owners of Bread & Butter Market believe every community deserves a market like theirs. With a focus on community, convenience and reliability, Aubrey Day and her business partner Stacy Poore opened a grocery market in the heart of Downtown Colorado Springs. Listen in as Aubrey discusses the power of supporting local through food.
Peak Into Our Week: Arts, Culture and Cookies
Listen in as members of the Visit COS team talk about the Arts and Culture community in Colorado Springs. Whether you’re looking for somewhere to catch your next concert or a fun date night idea, we’ve got you covered!
Lions and Tigers and Bears with Bob Chastain
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, affectionately known as America’s Mountain Zoo, offers one-of-a-kind experiences for visitors and locals alike. Walk amongst the penguins, feed the giraffes and marvel at the talented mountain goats all in one spot. Listen in as Bob Chastain, CEO of the Zoo, reminisces on his 30 years with the organization and their recipe for success. Be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss our next episode!
History Deeper than the Royal Gorge with Peggy Gair and Vickie Roberts
Nestled in Cañon City, just an hour south of Colorado Springs, is the Royal Gorge Bridge and Park – one of our region’s most iconic attractions that houses the highest suspension bridge in North America. Listen in as Peggy Gair and Vickie Roberts, who have worked at the park for decades, reveal history about the park that runs as deep as the canyon itself.
Earning Your Cowbell with Melanie and Matthew Hexter
When life gives you lemons – make wine! In 2023, Matthew and Melanie Hexter took their lemon wine business to the next level by opening a ski bar. With alpine on demand and aprés all day, they’re making snow sports accessible to everyone right in the heart of downtown Colorado Springs.
Justice with Jax – Episode 4: Nathan Shulkin
Chat with Colorado Springs community leader Nathan Shulkin, one of six people arrested by the Colorado Springs Police Department for participating in the Housing Rights March at the center of Armendariz & Chinook Center v. City of Colorado Springs, et al., 2023.
Peak Into Our Week: Accessibility in COS
Listen in as members of the Visit COS team talk about our destination’s efforts to improve accessibility.
Episode 87 – An Interview with the Colorado Springs Police Department
In this episode we talk about the Special Victims Section of the department and the responsibility they have within the community.
Want to hike to Hanging Lake? Plan ahead.
What will you need to do to visit Hanging Lake?
119: Overcoming Obstacles to Recycling
Learn about a great resource in the Pikes Peak Region to help you recycle many items you can’t just toss into curbside recycling.
Justice with Jax – Episode 3: Charles Johnson
Chat with Colorado Springs community leader Charles Johnson, one of six people arrested by the Colorado Springs Police Department for participating in the Housing Rights March at the center of Armendariz & Chinook Center v. City of Colorado Springs, et al., 2023.
Rocky Mountain Field Institute’s Jolie NeSmith
How far along is the Devils Playground Trail Project?
Luis Benitez and How Outdoor Recreation can Save the World
Can outdoor recreation lead to world peace?
The Healthy Hiker talks about taking care of our feet
What are the best boots for hiking?
Terrain Hoppers come to Cheyenne Mountain SP
Terrain Hoppers open trails to people with accessibility challenges.
Justice with Jax – Episode 2: Jon Christiansen
Chat with Colorado Springs community leader Jon Christiansen, one of six people arrested by the Colorado Springs Police Department for organizing the Housing Rights March at the center of Armendariz v. City of Colorado Springs. Join Jax on her journey as the lead plaintiff of the first Civil Rights case in U.S. history (Armendariz &…
CPW update. Also winter driving, choosing footwear and more
The controversy over the make-up of the CPW Commission is not over.
Justice with Jax – Episode 1: Shaun Walls
Chat with Colorado Springs community leader Shaun Walls, one of six people arrested by the Colorado Springs Police Department for organizing the Housing Rights March at the center of Armendariz v. City of Colorado Springs.
Special Episode: DU Sturm College of Law – Armendariz v. City of Colorado Springs Discussion presented by American Constitution Society
The University of Denver American Constitution Society hosted a discussion about Armendariz v. City of Colorado Springs on Feb. 29, 2024.
What’s going on with the CPW Commission?
Why does it matter who is on the CPW Commission?
26: Club Spotlight: Live Audience with the Colorado Springs Cycling Club
Meet the Colorado Springs Cycling Club, the longest running cycling club in the Springs.
Love the League 2024
The League of Women Voters is celebrating 104 years of Empowering Voters & Defending Democracy.
116 Sustainability in Progress: Colorado Springs Sustainability Update
Learn about City of Colorado Springs sustainability efforts – from both a strategic and an operational perspective.
Meet a US Forest Service Tribal Liaison
What is a Tribal Liaison, and what is their mission?
COMING SOON: Justice with Jax Premieres March 2024
Join Jax on her journey as the lead plaintiff of the first Civil Rights case in U.S. history (Armendariz et al v. City of Colorado Springs et al) to provide undeniable evidence that federal and local law enforcement unconstitutionally spied on Black Lives Matter social justice protestors for their political speech & actions.
Episode 77 – An Interview with the Colorado Springs Sports Corporation
In this episode we talk about the breadth of their programs and how they’re helping youth bounce back from the pandemic.
Mary Rosenoff—Community Leader Making a Difference
We chat with Deputy Chief Mary Rosenoff, Love the League 2024 Honoree & Deputy Chief with the Colorado Springs Police Department (CSPD).
24: Local Bike Shop Spotlight: Old Town Bike Shop
Over the past 48 years, Old Town Bike Shop, located at 426 Tejon Street, has served the Colorado Springs community not just through bike sales and service but as a business leader when it comes to environmental stewardship and giving back to community.
El Paso County Parks 2023 Review, a look at 2024
Could El Paso County see something similar to Colorado Springs’ TOPS Program?
Colorado Springs Parks 2023 Recap & What’s Ahead in 2024
What is ahead for the city’s parks in 2024?
4: Plug In With Jan Martin and Jill Gaebler
Are Jan Martin and Jill Gaebler as “plugged in” to what’s happening in the Pikes Peak region as they were when serving on city council? We try to find out.
Can You Violate Air Space While Hiking?
Someone is literally making a Federal case out of it.
Winter Hiking
Shop now for next winters hiking gear.
3: 2024 Agenda – Part Two
Dave and Judy continue discussion of top issues at the local and regional level for 2024, including passenger rail for the front range, traffic issues, our new mayor, and a rom com in theatres.
2: 2024 Agenda – Part One
Car accidents and aggressive driving, living in the moment, the climate crisis, Gaza and Ukraine, scarcity and abundance, and the 2024 election feature in this discussion of what will dominate conversations in the new year.
113: Poor Richard’s Rubbish Roundup
Richard Skorman shares an environmental vision and a unique community building opportunity that can help with the restoration efforts of our local watershed – creating natural landscapes that everyone can enjoy: Poor Richard’s Rubbish Roundup!
1: A Little Respect
Civility and respect are top of mind in this debut of The Next Us podcast – connecting the community, finding the best in ourselves, and finding our way through 2023 and beyond.
Bite into the Springs with Samantha Wood
As the owner of the only food tour business in Colorado Springs, Samantha Wood knows the food and beverage scene like the back of her hand. What started as a family business in 2010 has flourished into an opportunity to tell the story of Colorado Springs through food and beverage.
The Race to the Clouds with Don Sanborn and Melissa Eickoff
Don Sanborn’s family has been a major part of The Broadmoor Pikes Peak International Hill Climb for more than 60 years. Don’s father was both a mechanic and competitor, as was his uncle Nick. Sanborn now is president of the Pikes Peak Hill Climb Historical Association as well as a member of the Pikes Peak AdAMan Club. He is joined by the new Executive Director of the Hill Climb, Melissa Eickoff, who has a rich history in the racing world as well.
Chair-Ishing Memories With Adam Vernon And Julian Rivera
Adam Vernon started Colorado Ski Furniture out of his garage in small town Manitou Springs. 16 years later, his team of over 25 staff members is crafting high-quality, custom furniture for customers ranging from locals to famous celebrities. Tune into this episode of Peak Into COS and learn how Adam and his General Manager Julian take memories and make them useful instead of collecting dust.
21: Ride with Our Tribe
One of the best ways to see and explore a city is by bike and there’s no better way to connect with the cycling community and get to know the local trails than by riding with a local club.
20: Cycling with the Santas
There’s no better way to kick off the holiday season than with a big community bike ride full of cycling Santas!
Missing hikers on the PCT; it’s bear season; Fall colors
What happened to three missing hikers on the Pacific Crest Trail?
Hiking in the Chama Valley
Let’s help a fellow hiker
Colorado Springs Mayor Yemi Mobolade
What is the mayors plan for addressing the backlog of needs and maintenance of Colorado Springs’ parks, open spaces and trails?
Assaulted on a Trail, then Victim Blamed
No one should be victimized while on a trail, nor are they to blame for hiking alone.
Bears! Also, What the heck is Leave No Trace doing?
Leave No Trace wants trainers to pay them to teach their materials?
The Center of the United States is Where?
Where is the center of the United States? The answer might surprise you.
18: Join the Starlight Spectacular Nighttime Ride in the Garden
From the crazy costumes, to all of the colorfully lighted bicycles, to the sheer joy of being able to bike the Garden of the Gods at night by moonlight, there are so many reasons this ride draws up to 1,5000 riders a year.
Colorado Springs Mountain Bike Association
Why there was a desire for a new mountain bike group, what sets them apart from other groups?
Trail workers being harassed
No one has a right to harass and threaten trail crews.
Politics and Outdoor Recreation
Will the new elected officials have a positive influence on city parks and open spaces?
Can’t We All Get Along?
No single user group holds the moral high ground
Don’t pet the big furry things
People who think they’re helping wild animals are actually doing the opposite.
From Start-Up to SUP with Christine Malmborg
Christine Malmborg traded the stress of working at a tech start-up in California for a life centered around self-care here in Colorado. After experiencing traumatic life events, she was called to practice yoga and eventually started her own business teaching stand-up paddle board yoga.
101 Plans for Trails, Open Space and Parks
What does the April ballot success of the Trails and Open Space tax renewal tell us about our community, and how might we use that to address shortfalls in county and city parks funding?
Crime in parks?
Does the police department really care about what happens in our city parks?
You Can’t Always Get What You Want
What does a classic Rolling Stone song have to do with outdoor recreation?
From Broadway to Bijou with Josh Franklin and John Wolfe
Josh Franklin and John Wolfe never dreamt of opening a gay bar – let alone a gay bar in Downtown Colorado Springs. But after the COVID-19 pandemic put their Broadway careers on hold, the couple returned to Josh’s home town and shortly after, ICONs was born. Listen in as they discuss the process of opening a bar in the middle of a pandemic and the importance of safe and warm spaces.
Exploring Like a Local with Bobby Mikulas
During a year of traveling, Bobby Mikulas and his wife Brooke and best friend Nate learned the tricks and secrets to great travel. Enter: Kinship Landing. Inspired by the power of a warm welcome, Kinship Landing is a boutique hotel with a goal of being a place to land after a day of adventures.
El Paso County Parks Trailability Program
What is a Terrain Hopper, and who can use one?
A Deeper Connection: MeadowGrass Music Festival 2023
MeadowGrass Music Festival is a great way to start the summer, connect with friends, enjoy community, and include the kids.
Recent Wildlife Encounters
Seeing a mountain lion in the wild might be exciting, but it’s not a good thing.
57 Mayoral Runoff Candidate Forum – May 2 2023
Learn more about Mayoral Candidates Yemi Mobolade and Wayne Williams in this forum hosted by the League of Women Voters of the Pikes Peak Region.
A Wide Variety of Topics
If you want to visit Pikes Peak at sunrise, you’ll have a few opportunities to do so this summer
A Chat with a USFS Law Enforcement Officer
How is the job of a Forest Service Law Enforcement Officer the same – or different – than that of a city police officer or a sheriff?
Promoting Peak Performance with Chris Valentine
One of the first City for Champions projects to open, the Hybl Center at UCCS is a one-of-a-kind sports medicine facility.
Incline Friends & Manitou Incline 10th anniversary
What’s with all the uproar over setting FKT (Fastest Known Time) records on the incline?
15 Greccio: A Solution Focused Housing Organization
Learn about valuable housing resources for working families provided by Greccio Housing.
Pikes Peak District Ranger Carl Bauer Returns
What does it take to manage the Pikes Peak Ranger District?
Visiting Big Bend, CPW Centennial and Columbine Park Passes
Colorado is making it easier for low income people to visit its state parks
Mastering the Outdoors with Gillian Rossi
No one goes outside to have a bad day. For Gillian Rossi, Park Ranger Supervisor and Leave No Trace Master Educator, that’s something to live by. Leave No Trace ensures we keep our trails and open spaces beautiful for years to come. Learn more about the seven principles of Leave No Trace and outdoor tips on this episode of Peak Into COS.
Nerding Out in Nature with Christina Haywood
Tune in as Christina Haywood, Director of Operations for the Garden of the Gods Visitor and Nature Center, dives into the rich history and science behind one of Colorado Springs’ most famous attractions. From the humble beginnings of Garden of the Gods to the work that goes into maintaining the free city park, there’s more than meets the eye!
Re-thinking charging for SAR; Help Sixty35 Media
Should people who act illegally be given services for free?
The Barr Trail, the A Frame and the Colorado Mountain Club
Who was Fred Barr?
38 Wayne Williams – Mayoral Candidate
Learn more about Wayne Williams, candidate for mayor in the April 4, 2023 Colorado Springs city election.
37 John Tig Tiegen – Mayoral Candidate
Learn more about John Tig Tiegen, candidate for mayor in the April 4, 2023 Colorado Springs city election.
36 Tom Strand – Mayoral Candidate
Learn more about Tom Strand, candidate for mayor in the April 4, 2023 Colorado Springs city election.
35 Kallan Reece Rodebaugh – Mayoral Candidate
Learn more about Kallan Reece Rodebaugh, candidate for mayor in the April 4, 2023 Colorado Springs city election.
34 Yemi Mobolade – Mayoral Candidate
Learn more about Yemi Mobolade, candidate for mayor in the April 4, 2023 Colorado Springs city election.
33 Christopher Mitchell – Mayoral Candidate
Learn more about Christopher Mitchell, candidate for mayor in the April 4, 2023 Colorado Springs city election.
32 Lawrence Joseph Martinez – Mayoral Candidate
Learn more about Lawrence Joseph Martinez, candidate for mayor in the April 4, 2023 Colorado Springs city election.
31 Longinos Gonzalez Jr. – Mayoral Candidate
Learn more about Longinos Gonzalez Jr., candidate for mayor in the April 4, 2023 Colorado Springs city election.
30 Daryl Glenn – Mayoral Candidate
Learn more about Daryl Glenn, candidate for mayor in the April 4, 2023 Colorado Springs city election.
29 Andrew Dalby – Mayoral Candidate
Learn more about Andrew Dalby, candidate for mayor in the April 4, 2023 Colorado Springs city election.
28 Sallie Clark – Mayoral Candidate
Learn more about Sallie Clark, candidate for mayor in the April 4, 2023 Colorado Springs city election.
The Healthy Hiker Talks About Balance and Hiking
As both an avid hiker and a physical therapist, Alicia is well equipped to help you become a healthier hiker.
Vote Yes for the TOPS Renewal
Without TOPS, many of our treasured open spaces would not exist.
27 Love the League 2023
Hear from nine honored community leaders making a difference as we celebrate the League’s 103rd Birthday.
Turning Wine Into Work with Liz Blakeley
After many years working as a physical therapist, Liz Blakeley and her husband Alan decided to chase their dreams and open a wine bar. Inspired by their travels to places like Europe and Africa, their wine list is carefully curated to make good wine accessible to anyone. Learn about Liz’s journey opening Uva Wine Bar and being on the forefront of new business growth in North Colorado Springs.
Pike National Forest District Ranger Carl Bauer
How did Bauer get started working for the USFS, and what kind of positions has he held?
El Paso County Parks 2022 review and 2023 preview
What were the significant accomplishments of the parks department in 2022 and what is instore for 2023?
26 Gillian Rossi – Community Leader Making a Difference
Gillian Rossi’s mission is to help create a culture of stewardship throughout land management agencies and the outdoor recreation industry.
Colorado Springs Parks 2022 review and 2023 preview
What were some significant accomplishments of the department in 2022 and what is the department planning for in 2023.
Building a Home Away from Home with Sallie and Welling Clark
Sallie and Welling Clark took a chance when purchasing a condemned property in Old Colorado City. With a whole lot of work and even more learning, they turned it into a flourishing BnB – Holden House 1902 B&B Inn. Listen as they speak to the importance of personal connection and hospitality in travel.
National Parks Reservation Systems Locks Out Most Needed Users
The National Park Service is doing nothing to make sure lower income users have the opportunity to visit the most popular national parks.
Riding Through History with Jim Wear
Against his mother’s wishes, Jim Wear got his first motorcycle at age 10. Enamored by bikes from such an early age, it comes as no surprise that he had the idea to open the Rocky Mountain Motorcycle Museum back in 1992. Jim had always owned antique motorcycles but soon realized he found more joy in sharing them with others than having them sit around at home.
Legal Protections for Private Recreational Land Owners; Fishers Peak Trails Update
If it advances, the legislation would give private landowners who allow recreational use the same protection currently given to ski resorts
TOPS ballot; Altitude sickness explained; “Listening Sessions”
The TOPS tax has been in existence for 25 years, and has purchased more than 7,000 acres of land. Voters will be asked to extend it for another 20 years.
Winter hiking safety; 2022 stats; GPS watches; iPhone 14 update
The iPhone 14 has fallen victim to the law of unintended consequences
Where is Bob going next?
Where is Bob going on his next adventure, and why?
Rallying Around Weidner with Nick Ragain
Nick Ragain and his family relocated to the Springs to launch the Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC and the new Weidner Field. But what resulted was something for the community to rally around.
A Cheers to Friendship with Jenny Sherman and Rebecca Taraborelli
Jenny Sherman and Rebecca Taraborelli initially met via their sons, who have been best friends since preschool. But over the years, their friendship has continued to grow as they both navigate the challenges of owning and operating restaurants in Colorado Springs.
14 Intersection of Housing and a Vibrant Downtown
Why a surge in downtown housing isn’t causing costs to drop, plus the story behind a new affordable live/work space for artists.
Give! Participant Pikes Peak Outdoor Recreation Alliance
What is the Outdoor Pikes Peak Initiative ?
14 Getting Gnarly in the Springs
From a cool, new indoor bike park, to van shuttles and guided rides to some of the best mtb trails in the area, along with awesome YouTube trail breakdowns, Gnarly B’s is all the buzz in the Springs.
Give! Participant Trails and Open Space Coalition
What does TOSC do to support outdoor recreation and why you should donate to them during the Give! Campaign.
Give! Participant Catamount Institute
What does the Catamount Institute do to instill in kids a sense of respect for the outdoors?
Curating a Life of Arts and Culture with Andy Vick
Andy Vick of the Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region shares his favorite hidden gems and new opportunities to explore.
Answering listener questions and comments
On this week’s episode, Bob and co-host Kevin answer listeners comments and questions. What do liisteners want to know?
12 Springs Recovery Connection: A Local Solution Based on National Model
Learn how Springs Recovery Connection is helping individuals enter recovery and build skills to stay sober, thrive as adults and be active in our community.
Defined by Sports with Megan Leatham
Megan Leatham never imagined she’d be bringing horse polo and world jump rope competitions to Colorado Springs. Athletics helped define who she is today, and now Megan runs the Colorado Springs Sports Corporation. Hear how she’s bringing the best of sports to our community and smiles to faces through annual events.
The Emotions of History with Matt Mayberry
From discovering a family heirloom in his grandmother’s basement to helping to preserve the rich history of Colorado Springs, Matt Mayberry takes his passion for the past with him everywhere. In this episode he emphasizes the importance of learning from our history and carrying it with us.
94 Arts and Culture in the Pikes Peak Region
In observance of arts month, get arts and culture updates from Andy Vick, executive director of the Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region; and Natalie Johnson, executive director of the Manitou Art Center.
Skagway Powerplant Hike
On this week’s episode: An update on U.S. Forest Service Law Enforcement in the Pikes Peak Ranger District, and co-host Kevin tells of his hike to a remote, abandoned powerplant.
Old Stage Road and How Law Enforcement Abandoned its Residents
The people who live on Old Stage Road say they have been abandoned by the sheriff’s office. Everyone agreed that they deserve better.
21 El Paso County Sheriff Candidate Forum – October 6, 2022
Hear from County Sheriff candidate John Foley. Both candidates accepted the invitation to this forum, however Joseph Roybal later reported a conflict and did not attend.
Arts Month October 2022
Walk, don’t run, to the virtual buffet of cultural activities happening during Arts Month in Colorado Springs.
TOPS Story Map from TOSC
How TOSC created a virtual story map to illustrate the story and successes of Colorado Springs’s TOPS program.
A Community of Culture with Linda Weise
Linda Weise traveled from New York City to Colorado Springs, bringing with her a passion for performing arts and early childhood education. More than 30 years later, Linda has founded the Colorado Springs Conservatory, a nationally viewed PBS show & now works to reviatlize the historic City Auditorium in the Springs.
From Bombs to Booze with Mike Girard
Mike Girard distilled his first batch of moonshine in a pressure cooker IED (Improvised Explosive Device) while deployed in Afghanistan. From there, he was hooked. Distilling moonshine soon became an obsession of his.
Close Old Stage Road?; Fishers Peak SP Master Plan; Keep Colorado Wild Pass
Should Colorado Springs close access to national forest land?
The Persistence of Summer
Colorado may not be the Arizona desert, but it still gets plenty hot, and you need to be ready. The summer heat will be around for a while.
Devils Head Tower; Preventable Deaths; Hikes for Visitors
All of these deaths were preventable had some simple “rules” been followed.
What If Festival of Innovation & Imagination 2022
Leave your inhibitions at home and unleash your creativity at the What IF Festival in downtown Colorado Springs on Saturday, September 10.
Being prepared and COS READY
How can COSReady be useful for outdoor recreation?
Hidden gems in southern Colorado
Many hikers miss out on the trails in a beautiful and quiet part of Colorado that goes mostly unnoticed.
Final Musings
It’s been a Good Ride. Thank you.
Born Into Adventure with Greg Wellens
Greg Wellens’ father started Adventures Out West with a single hot air balloon, and now operates tours ranging from Jeeps and Segways to cycling and zip lines.
A 30-Year Picnic with Michelle Talarico
Michelle Talarico and partner Kathy started Picnic Basket Catering with a promise to give back 10% of every $1 they made.
Brewing Up Diversity with Jessica Fierro
Join us as hairdresser-turned-brewer Jessica Fierro shares her journey opening her own brewery, Atrevida, with her daughter Kassy by her side.
92 Green Standards for Stormwater Infrastructure
Stormwater management is a critical environmental concern for a large urban area like Colorado Springs.
Colorado Springs thoughts on Present and Future
Will relying on development in Downtown Colorado Springs really work?
How does GPS work and how is it used to record hikes
When comparing a trail signs posted mileage, the mileage tracked by a GPS, and what COTREX said the distance should be, I quickly determined which one was most accurate
Colorado Springs Ballot Issues for November 2022
Guess where the Ace of Spades is. Or which shell has the pea under it. We’re talking city finances here aren’t we?
Bi-Coastal Hiking
New Jersey isn’t all refineries, traffic and big cities!
Devils Playground Trail Update
When will the trail be finished? How much work has been done so far? How complex is the project? All and more are answered in this podcast.
Are Impact Fees the Panacea that will solve all of Colorado Springs financial problems?
Why is Colorado Springs still giving passes to certain groups to their benefit?
The Problem with Illegally Built Trails
What is it with people that makes them think it’s OK to build their own trails on public lands?
Is there a unifying vision for Colorado Springs?
So many Issues. So little time.
Councilman Bill Murray Does a Little Magic
Is the city of Colorado Springs’ Public Works trying to pull a fast one regarding Constitution Ave.?
Yellowstone flooding, Forest Fires, Summer Safety, more
People need to wear life preservers and refrain from drinking alcohol until they’re done boating for the day.
Bicycling in the City of Colorado Springs with Kate Brady, Senior Bicycle Planner
Our host, Mary Lou, sits down with Kate Brady, Senior Bicycle Planner, for the City of Colorado Springs to discuss Bike to Work Day on June 22nd, as well as the improvements to biking, and access to biking in our area.
Music at the Indy: Joe Johnson and Grant Sabin
Get to know Colorado Springs musicians Joe Johnson and Grant Sabin, and hear them perform three original songs.
ParkScore finally explained; Why rock piles on trails are bad
The ParkScore rank is a comparison to other cities. It may not reflect on how well or poorly a parks system is doing.
A number of issues that are current for today’s environment.
Isn’t it time to ban OPEN CARRY in Colorado Springs?
Summer of Music: Rocky Mountain Highway Music Collaborative
Rocky Mountain Highway Music Collaborative Executive Director (and MeadowGrass director) Nicole Nicoletta sat down with Dave Gardner at the MeadowGrass Music Festival to debrief on the festival and to share details of other live, local music events planned for the summer.
13 Cycle to the Summit of America’s Mountain
Whether you’re a world class athlete, a weekend warrior or an ebiker who has ever dreamed of taking it on, you’ll want to bicycle up 14er Pikes Peak in the Broadmoor Cycle to the Summit after listening to this episode.
Understanding Alzheimer’s
There are ways to live with Alzheimer’s with education, understanding and new ways of communication that can provide hope.
ParkScore Update; Photography workshops; Park master plan, more
Are we giving the ParkScore more weight than it’s due?
Why the ParkScore rating is flawed
Why doesn’t the many hundreds of acres of open space in Colorado Springs count towards the ParkScore rating?
Wrangling the Remnants and Rebuilding Legacy with Aaron Winter
Aaron Winter has been working at the Flying W Ranch since 1997. He has worked his way up through the business, and was the only full-time employee through the Waldo Canyon Fire in 2012. Listen in as he discusses the rebuilding process and where the Ranch hopes to go in the future!
#23 Senior Appreciation Day at Westside Community Center
A special day for seniors with a complimentary lunch and live music. The Westside Community Center knows how to host a fun time. Andrea Fuller, Marketing Coordinator with the Center, highlights the types of resources and experiences for older adults that also includes a flea market and other unique activities. This is how we close…
CJ Runge with Mile High Youth Corps is the guest
The Mile High Youth Corps trains and employs 18-24 year old’s to work in the outdoor recreation industry.
Is the data being provided by the city to the citizens to make future decisions good?
What’s the purpose of the city putting our bad data?
Public Lands Day; Starlight Spectacular; Palus leaving; Trail 756, more
There’s a lot of news this week!
Colorado Springs’ Growth is Slowing
Could this be another WAKE-UP call for Colorado Springs?
Facing Hurdles & Finding Inspiration with John Register
Join us as two-time Paralympian and veteran John Register owner shares his story of learning to embrace his “new normal” after becoming an amputee during training for the 1996 Olympic Games.
89 Our Water System and Meeting Future Demand
How will Colorado Springs meet its water needs for the next 50 years?
Age My Way Volunteers and Volunteering
From helping new moms, to shoveling snow to prepping older adults for downsizing and moving, COS I Love You is looking for the special projects to serve and also giving opportunities to vibrant older adults looking to continue to give back.
Are Low Income Groups Being Forced Out of National Parks?
Why is the National Park Service not doing more to accommodate low-income, tax-paying, users?
Executive Compensation in the City of Colorado Springs
Is Colorado Springs afraid of top rated talent for positions in the city that will make the necessary changes?
Achieving the Peak of Wellness with Judy Mackey and Brenda Smith
With a passion for wellness and people, Judy Mackey and Brenda Smith became the owners of the Garden of the Gods Resort and Club, as well as STRATA Wellness.
300th Episode with a Special Guest Interview
Kevin Westendorf took over the podcast while Bob was away and did this very special interview for the 300th episode of the podcast.
11 SRAM and the Power of Bicycles
SRAM, the parent company for bicycle parts brands like RockShox, Truvativ, Zipp, Quarq, Time and Hammerhead, is much more than a company that builds bike parts; they’re community builders.
Things are Changing Whether or Not Certain Factions Want to Accept It.
Get used to it! Colorado Springs is definitely changing.
#20 Caregivers. How to be Pampered
Caregivers can take time to nurture themselves through Pampering Day (coming up fast) or take away fun ideas from this conversation with Kent Matthews.
Gone Dark
Colorado Springs Utilities’ new fiber network is sparking questions about transparency, bidding practices and the model chosen.
Managing Our Outdoor Recreation Expectations
Will our outdoor recreation experiences ever go back to “how they used to be”?
The 2023 Mayoral Election in Colorado Springs
Will the future mayor of Colorado Springs be able to handle what’s coming down the pike?
Pikes Peak Women’s Connection to Community
Mary Lou sits down with Beth Hall Roalstad to discuss the history of Pikes Peak Women and the annual event, Wine, Women, and Chocolate.
20 Judge Regina Walter – Community Leader Making a Difference
We continue one-on-one conversations with community leaders we met at the 2022 Love the League event.
19 Planning for Retirement
Bree Shellito, Ent’s Senior Manager of Community Impact and Pamela Haugard, Medicare Insurance Counselor with the PPAAA share about aging by design, estate planning, Medicare and Social Security 101.
Colorado Springs’ TOPS program 25th Anniversary
The TOPS program was created by citizen initiative, and is overseen by two citizen committees who make recommendations on purchasing properties that are recommended by citizens.
88 City of Colorado Springs Sustainability Efforts
Colorado Springs Sustainability Coordinator Samantha Bailey fills us in on her current efforts, the new SustainableCOS project, and her goals for the future of Colorado Springs.
19 Growth! Planning for the Future of Colorado Springs
Two city planners for the City of Colorado Springs share highlights about the city’s new comprehensive plan and proposed zoning updates.
2022 Superintendents Panel
Hear from superintendents of six local school districts in a panel discussion hosted by The Colorado Springs Business Journal.
More on North Cheyenne Bridge Project; NPS Week; more land restrictions
Why was the messaging on the bridge project so muddled, and how can we clear this up? Also, lets celebrate our National Parks!
Planes, Trains & America’s Mountain with Ted Johnston
A long time lover of trains, Ted Johnston is now the General Manager of The Broadmoor Manitou and Pikes Peak Cog Railway. Listen as we gather the story of what it really took to give one of America’s oldest attractions a makeover.
10 Prison Re-Entry: How to Ease a Rough Transition
We speak with a dynamic leader who not only knows how hard the transition is from prison to community at a community level, he knows it from a personal level. too.
Mt Whitney; North Cheyenne Canon; Santa Fe Open Space
People who have permits to climb Mt Whitney have never hiked a 14,000′ peak before. Is this a good situation?
Is a Dose of Medicine Coming to Colorado Springs in the Near Future?
Politicization: Will it harm the future of Colorado Springs? Yes? No?
18: Kristen Faith – Community Leader Making a Difference
Kristen Faith discusses why she founded Break The Silence Against Domestic Violence and shares about The Nonprofit Makeover and Boss Babe Networking.
Introducing the Pikes Peak Elder Justice Center with Melissa Marts and Chrissy Swanson
Our host, Mary Lou, sits down with Melissa Marts, of Pikes Peak Area Agency on Aging, and Chrissy Swanson of Bear Creek Senior Living Center to discuss the Pikes Peak Elder Abuse Coalition and the new Elder Justice Center.
Life as a Glorified Raft Guide with Andy Neinas
Andy Neinas, the owner of Echo Canyon River Expeditions, tells his story of turning a college job into a successful family business.
Will we really ever accommodate all users? Hiker rescued twice; more
Should we acknowledge that there isn’t enough money or manpower to really fix all our parks capacity issues, no matter how hard our land managers try?
What’s Going On with Colorado Springs Utilities?
Is it time for an independent utilities board with the necessary experience to manage CSU?
17 Dr. Wendy Birhanzel – Community Leader Making a Difference
Dr. Wendy Birhanzel, Superintendent of Harrison School District 2, shares valuable perspectives about engaging our youth, and some impressive initiatives in D2.
Keep Colorado Wild Pass; Eldorado Canyon Timed Entry; Kane Ranch
Why is traffic a problem in Eldorado Canyon State Parks, and why is Colorado Parks and Wildlife considering a timed entry system to alleviate traffic?
Colorado Springs’ Westside Story Without the Singing and Dancing
Will the city administration ever be forthcoming about its actions?
New Female Leadership in Colorado Springs Part 2 – Interview with L Song Richardson, Colorado College’s new President
We’re highlighting and getting to know the new President of Colorado College, L Song Richardson
16 Marcy Morrison – Community Leader Making a Difference
Manitou tea and a lot of wisdom from iconic community leader Marcy Morrison
Building parks from reclaimed lands with author Victoria Newhouse
Is buying more land the best way to build a new park, or should be reclaim existing lands for parks? Or, are both methods of obtaining land for parks a good way to go?
Should we be on the look-out for the Ides of March?
Is there any way to cure the Malaise in Colorado Springs?
15 Love the League 2022
It’s the League’s 102nd Birthday and this year we honored 9 Community Leaders Making a Difference.
Falling in Love with COS by Bike with Torie Giffin
From a literal dream to a reality, Torie Giffin recounts her inspiring story of buying and opening the Buffalo Lodge Bicycle Resort.
Social Media Misinformation; CPW Bear Report; Oil Well Flats
How many bear encounters were there in Colorado in 2021, and how does that compare to previous years?
Relative Subjects (No! We’re not talking about your relatives)
Are you and your family prepared for a natural disaster?
Inflation: What is it? What does it mean?
Can Inflation be a good thing?
14 Health Equity in Colorado and El Paso County
Dr. Kristine Hembre, Dr. Radhika Nath and Anne Beer share their knowledge about the status and challenges of achieving health equity.
A Little Luck, A Whole Lot of Determination with Chef Brother Luck
Join us as celebrity Chef Brother Luck shares his journey from television to opening unique restaurant concepts in Colorado Springs.
Peak Into COS Trailer
Get a glimpse into the new Peak Into COS Podcast, hosted by Doug Price. With stories from around the Pikes Peak Region, you’ll get a behind-the-scenes look at some of our favorite places in Colorado Springs.
How Dangerous are National Parks?
Is the Grand Canyon really the most dangerous U.S. National Park? What is wrong with a website’s ranking of dangerous national parks.
Questions Questions Questions
Is city council strong enough to handle the coming changes?
Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s 125th Anniversary
A brief history of Colorado Parks and Wildlife, including notable events and dates, and a preview of the upcoming celebration.
Starting New Issues
Will the citizens ever be told the truth?
24 Meet the Fine Arts Center’s New Heads of Museum and Theater – SPECIAL EPISODE
Meet two exciting new leaders at the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center at Colorado College.
MeadowGrass Music Festival 2022
Live music under the stars on Memorial Day Weekend – get to know MeadowGrass Music Festival 2022.
Colorado Springs Parks Director Karen Palus is the Guest
What did the Colorado Springs Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Department accomplish in 2021 and what’s ahead in 2022?
Are Citizens REALLY Informed?
How will people be protected?
Climate change, Sweetwater Canyon, Winter rescue, Vote for this podcast!
How is climate change affecting outdoor recreation? Also, why would someone intentionally go hiking in a storm and put rescuers at risk? Support this podcast by voting for it! See the link in the show notes.
Issues Facing Colorado Springs in 2022
When will the chickens come home to roost?
El Paso County Parks Director Todd Marts is the guest
What did the department accomplish in 2021, and how did the pandemic affect parks? When will we see new county parks open in 2022?
Fire! Fire! Fire!
Will Colorado Springs beef up its firefighting capabilities? Or will it be status quo?
23 Philharmonic Comeback Celebration
The meaning of “comeback”, resilience, and live performance in a pandemic are explored in this wide-ranging conversation ahead of the Philharmonic’s Comeback Celebration concerts on Jan. 15-16.
Broadband has finally arrived
Is the grip that Comcast and Century Link have on you finally coming to an end?
Winter recreation; What went wrong on Cheyenne Mountain?
How did a guided hike on an easy trail on Cheyenne Mountain go so horribly wrong? Were the hikers abandoned by their guide?
Jill Gaebler and Jan Martin Ring in 2022
A roundup of noteworthy local happenings from two former Colorado Springs city councilors who return to the studio after a 4-year break.
85 Arts Vision 2030
An introduction to Arts Vision 2030, the new cultural plan to support arts and culture in the Pikes Peak Region.
Storms and preparedness; New Years resolutions and more
Are people who take outdoor recreation seriously better prepared and have reasonable expectations of their government than those who don’t?
10 Winter Biking Tips
When the snow hits and the temperatures dip, winter doesn’t have to mean the end to your biking season.
2021 Indy Give Participant Pikes Peak Outdoor Recreation Alliance
How does the PPORA support outdoor recreation in the Pikes Peak Region, and how your IndyGive donation can help their cause.
Predictions for Colorado Springs 2022
Keep the number 1400 in mind.
22 Studio Tour with Karen Mosbacher
Get a personal studio tour with Karen Mosbacher at Cottonwood Center for the Arts, and be inspired to buy gifts from local makers this holiday season
2021 Indy Give Participant Rocky Mountain Field Institute
What did RMFI accomplish this year and how can your IndyGive donation help them in 2022?
Will the Executive Branch of Colorado Springs Step Up in the Best Interest of the Community?
Is council getting dumped on by the executive branch of city government?
Community Conversation: Real Estate Nov 2021
What is the state of commercial real estate in the Pikes Peak Region today?
9 That eBike Smile!
Get the lowdown on electric bike offerings in the Springs from our local ebike share program to a full service ebike delivery and outfitting service.
8 School for Bike Mechanics
If you’re looking to break into or hone your craft as a bicycle mechanic, we’re talking with those in the know about what it’s like to go to the U of Q school for bike mechanics right here in Colorado Springs.
Who We’re Thankful for; Elitism and Entitlement from Some Trail Users
We’re thankful for everyone who make is possible for us to enjoy the outdoors. Also, why do some people disenfranchise other trail users?
Buzz on the Street
Things aren’t running smoothly for Colorado Springs public safety.
Colorado Springs LETAC Recommendations with Deborah Walker and Felicia Embry
An update and next steps for LETAC (Law Enforcement Transparency and Accountability Commission) in Colorado Springs.
12 Women’s Suffrage Equity Wall-Scape Mural Celebration
The “soft” dedication of a mural by Shanah Cooley on a wall at Palmer High School between Boulder Street and Nevada Avenue.
2021 IndyGive Participant Catamount Institute
How does the Catamount Institute connect kids in the Pikes Peak region with the great outdoors, and how can your contribution help?
What’s the difference between Trails & Open Space and Parks?
It’s always a question of money.
Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum, part of the 2021 IndyGive campaign
What kind of research services does the museum have that might benefit hikers?
How We Can Help LGBTQ+ Youth in Colorado Springs
What are the struggles of LGBTQ+ youth in Colorado Springs? We find out with Inside Out.
November 2021 Ballot Issues & Ramifications
It seems nobody is on the same page.
Colorado Springs City Forester Dennis Will is the guest
How long has Colorado Springs had a City Forester, and what does he do?
Community Conversation: Insurance
Everything you want to know about business and personal insurance.
Long Range Forecasting & Assumptions for Colorado Springs
Are the forecasts for Colorado Springs accurate or not?
D20 Candidate Forum Oct 14 2021
Hear from candidates campaigning for three open seats on the Academy District 20 (ASD20) Board of Education (BOE).
What happened to the family in California?
What happened to the family while they were hiking, and what can we learn from the tragedy?
Coffee Connect: Combating Vaccine Hesitancy
What do local medical experts have to say about safety and effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccines, masking, mandates and especially hesitancy to get vaccinated?
Colorado Springs 2022 Budget Discussion 3
Is the Colorado Springs 2022 budget really enough?
82 Profiting from the Peak
How and why has Colorado Springs grown to be the second largest city in Colorado, and what are the environmental implications of this?
TOSC Exec Director Susan Davies Discusses 2C and the IndyGive campaign
A discussion about Colorado Springs ballot issue 2C, and also the upcoming IndyGive campaign.
Celebrate October Arts Month in Colorado Springs
All things arts in Colorado Springs – how we can get involved, how we can support, and arts programs we can enjoy.
Before you Vote know where your tax dollars are going.
Is the city doing a good job or fair job spending taxpayer money?
Women Running: Colorado Springs School Boards
We’re chatting about women running for office in the city of Colorado Springs, starting with school boards.
6 D20 Board of Education Candidate Forum Oct 5 2021
Hear from candidates campaigning for three open seats on the Academy District 20 (ASD20) Board of Education (BOE).
Pay for Search and Rescue? Also, trail etiquette
Should you be charged for the cost of a search and rescue mission? Who decides when to charge, and based on what criteria?
21 Painting the Front Range in Monument
In celebration of Arts Month 2021, the community of Monument is invited to Monument Lake to help paint a mural of the Front Range designed by local artist, Lawson Barney.
Fall colors; lake hike; new YouTube channel; Garden of the Gods, more
There are still plenty of opportunities to see Colorado’s fall colors over the next couple of weeks.