Monthly Archives: May 2018

CELEBRATE COLORADO’S PUBLIC LANDS WITH UNMATCHED OUTDOOR PURSUITS AND MEANINGFUL VOLUNTOURISM OPPORTUNITIES DENVER  – In Colorado, nearly 40 percent of the state is comprised of federal public land, including four National Parks and eight National Monuments, 41 state parks, as well as hundreds … Continue reading →

COOL DOWN WITH SPLASH-WORTHY H2O FUN IN COLORADO Denver – Though Colorado may be a landlocked state, it offers an abundance of lakes, rivers and reservoirs for residents and visitors to explore. From repelling down waterfalls in Ouray to casting … Continue reading →

COLORADO CAMPING IS SIMPLY GOURMET WITH THESE CULINARY PAIRINGS Denver, CO  – In this part of the universe, Coloradoans are fools for camping — and nothing elevates a night under the stars like a fireside feast. Consider one of the … Continue reading →

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TRIVIA QUESTION CHALLENGE: Win 2 adult tickets and 2 children tickets to the Rocky Mountain Dinosaur Resource Center in Colorado Springs, Co Here’s your chance to win 2 adult tickets and 2 children tickets to the Rocky Mountain Dinosaur Resource … Continue reading →

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By Marcella Simmons Deciding what to bring along on any outing whether it be for the weekend or the entire week depends on a number of things such as who all will be with you, if you’re going solo, or … Continue reading →

By Marcella Simmons This past summer, we drove up to Lake City, Colorado where we spent five days at the Texan Resort. We had a two-story three bedroom cabin large enough we could all spread out and stretch without bumping … Continue reading →

By Marcella Simmons I love to travel with my family as much as I love to eat! But sometimes finances (and lack there of) puts a damper on travel plans to some extent. Every year, we take off somewhere during … Continue reading →

By Marcella Simmons It was hot the afternoon we got into town. We had been driving all day – we were hot and tired and the A/C had quit in the front of the van. To make matters worse, somewhere … Continue reading →

By Marcella Simmons My yearning to travel goes way back as far as I can remember. School field trips was one of my favorite things to do because our class visited places that were sometimes taken for granted especially if … Continue reading →