Hiking in Colorado isn’t always just about summiting a mountain or climbing to an alpine lake, sometimes the state’s trails lead you along a journey through prehistoric times. Great for families or solo hikes, these are the best hikes to
When temperatures go low, it’s time to go high; along the High Road to Taos—my favorite stretch of road from Santa Fe to Taos. Between the bustling streets of Santa Fe and the artistic enclave of Taos lies one of
A 108-foot Buddhist shrine might seem out of place standing in the shadows of the Rocky Mountains in Northern Colorado. Its location is the centerpiece of a yoga retreat center in Colorado that is one of just 100 Shambhala meditation
Living in Denver, I often travel north from Denver to Boulder or Denver to Fort Collins, not making many stops along the way. Until recently, my travels took me to the small town of Loveland, where I discovered one of
It's easy to find yourself just north of normal with these things to do in Fargo, North Dakota. Fargo is the state's largest city and is home to approximately 125,000 residents and counting. Aside from being a fan favorite in
Beaver Creek, Colorado, is best known for its epic ski slopes and luxurious accommodations. It’s where rugged meets refined. Whether you have expensive taste or like to splurge every now and then, the Ritz Carlton, Bachelor Gulch, is the ultimate
Colorado is home to some of the best skiing in the world. Places like Vail, Aspen, and Breckenridge are world-class ski resorts that see visitors from around the globe. As lift ticket prices keep rising—some nearing $300 for a day
Located in the Vail Valley, just 10 minutes from Vail, Minturn, Colorado is one of the best small towns in the state. Often overlooked by its glamorous neighbors, Vail and Beaver Creek, Minturn offers everything you need for a weekend
It’s no secret, that Colorado is home to some of the most spectacular fall seasons. With yellowing aspens that fill the hillsides, red and orange scrub oak that occupy low-lying valleys, and picturesque mountain peaks to fill in the background,
Is Vernal worth visiting? I would say, most definitely, yes! Vernal, Utah is the land of dinosaurs and scenic landscapes where red rock formations and mountain vistas intersect with tranquil reservoirs and rivers embedded with a rich geologic history. It’s
