It’s That In-Between Season April in Colorado is…confusing. One day it’s 70 and sunny. Next, it’s snowing in the mountains. Trails are half dry, half mud. Ski season is winding down, but summer access isn’t fully there yet. So if you’re trying to get outside, the question becomes: What actually makes sense this time of year? First, a Quick Reality Check This stretch—often called mud season —is real. Here’s what that means: Higher elevation trails are still snowy or inaccessib

April is Earth Month, and across Boulder, Denver, and the Front Range, nature-inspired events are popping up everywhere. From hands-on workshops to community cleanups and creative gatherings, it’s the perfect time to get outside, connect, and celebrate the places we love. Whether you're looking to learn something new, give back, or just spend more time outdoors, here’s what’s coming up this April. Featured Event: Crystal & Carve — Ice Sculpting Workshop Experience something t

We're going to be straight with you: this week's heat is not normal. Temperatures across Colorado climbed above 90°F in late March — a month when mountain towns are typically still buried in snow and Front Range locals are pulling out their fleeces. It's the kind of weather that stops you mid-scroll and makes you ask: what does this summer actually look like? It's a fair question. And as people who spend every single day out in this landscape, we want to give you an honest an

Tribute by Joshua Baruch I have known Craig since 2010. What began as collaboration became partnership. What began as partnership became mentorship. What began as mentorship became one of the most meaningful friendships of my life. Craig was an essential part of my professional journey, a co educator, collaborator, and brand ambassador for Colorado Wilderness Rides and Guides, but far more importantly, he became family. We facilitated hundreds of programs together. In those e