E-bike access to non-motorized trails could be debate decided by voters in Colorado Springs
Two former city leaders asked the Colorado Springs City Council to place a public vote about e-bike access on city parkland on the April ballot.
Recreation
In future, one of state’s largest off-leash dog parks could require out-of-town visitors to pay
One of the state’s largest off-leash dog parks will likely stay intact but Westminster should do more to make the 470-acre parcel self-sustaining, including charging out-of-town visitors a fee to use the area, a majority of city councilors said Monday night.
Jefferson County is considering a new trailhead west of Arvada, to the chagrin of nearby residents
After four decades of buying enormous tracts of land west of Arvada, Jefferson County is considering new hiking trails in an unblemished area less than thirty miles from downtown Denver. Property owners in the private community located right next to the proposed trailhead aren’t keen on the idea, however.
Colorado 14ers to see new trail construction, maintenance this summer
The nonprofit leader in building and maintaining trails on Colorado’s highest peaks enters the field season with plans to progress on an unprecedented project.
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Arapahoe Basin set to be sold to new owners before end of 2024
In breaking news that was released on the morning of February 5, it was announced that Colorado’s Arapahoe Basin Ski Area is set to be sold after 27 years of ownership under Dream Unlimited Corporation.
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Hundreds of Golden Retrievers brave heavy snow to meet up for annual event
This past weekend, Golden, Colo., transformed into a magical winter wonderland for hundreds of fanatical dog owners, as thousands of golden retrievers gathered for the city’s annual “Goldens in Golden” event.
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