Hike to this remote location for a pop-up backcountry tap room
What draws thousands of Coloradans to the backcountry where there isn't a hot spring, skiing or a heavily-photographed vista? Craft beer, of course.
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Hike to this remote location for a pop-up backcountry taproom
What draws thousands of Coloradans to the backcountry where there isn't a hot spring, skiing or a heavily-photographed vista? Craft beer, of course.
Camp Ember aims to spark girls’ interest in firefighting
Camp Ember is a four-day camp at West Metro Fire where area female firefighters how teenage girls the skills and training needed to make firefighting a career.
Jeffco Open Space to buy Meyer Ranch House
The Midway House, the iconic, yellow Victorian Farmhouse that is the unofficial gateway to the mountains on Colorado 285, is on the National Register of Historic Places.
Golden’s Magic Mountain archaeological site lets the public dig in
At Magic Mountain, one of the most significant archaeological sites in Colorado, the public can see a dig in progress and help professional archaeologists in hands-on tours on site through...
Hiking in Evergreen or Conifer? Here are four casual spots for post-hike food
Hiking will work up an appetite. Check out four spots in Evergreen and Conifer -- and their nearest parks -- with casual atmospheres and rewarding food.
Dinosaur Ridge Visitor Center’s future still uncertain as dust settles over development
Dinosaur Ridge Visitor Center's visitorship is growing and while that is promising for the nonprofit that runs it, the growth is straining the small, constrained organization and its location.
Evergreen considers local improvement district
Some downtown Evergreen business owners are proposing a local improvement district and a 1 percent sales tax to fund road improvements -- but they have to convince the community outside...
Foothills Parks and Rec explores mill levy increase
Foothills Park and Recreation district is at risk of operating in the red by 2020 unless voters approve a proposed mill levy increase later this year.
Golden residents want a say in Colorado School of Mines development
The campus of Colorado School of Mines in Golden is rapidly changing. Work is underway on a 100,000-gross-square-foot, $14.5 million building, $20 million is going into a new roof on...