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Burn the legs on Burnt Timber Trail

Arborglyph Grove and Burnt Timber Trail a warmup for the high-alpine season

Little Adventures with Goose and Huckleberry: Still like a rock

It’s been a few years since I have written my column. Some things have changed: Goose has a 2-year-old little brother and adventure partner in crime – I shall call him Huckleberry. And I nee...

78-year-old hiker rescued after falling 20 feet in backcountry

Man stabilized, flown to Mercy Regional Medical Center

Warnings working to keep visitors out of Colorado high country

Tickets, legal battles loom

10-mile travel restriction for Colorado outdoor recreation during safer-at-home phase

Some communities fining outsiders; Polis urges patience

Beat the buzzer to nominate Durango Athletic Hall of Fame candidates

Deadline for inaugural nominations sent to selection committee is April 30

Smelter Mountain serves as outdoor classroom during COVID-19

Turn a hike into a learning lesson for kids

Coronavirus pandemic disrupts Appalachian Trail dreams

COSBY, Tenn. – When Alexandra Eagle first mentioned plans to hike the entire Appalachian Trail alongside her new husband, her sister told her they’d either be divorced in five months or marr...

Durango city council warns of potential trail closures

Citizens urged to respect ordinances or lose access

National parks are free, but some oppose that amid coronavirus

Service closures made matters tricky

Spring break at the desert mountain of Mount Wrightson

Famous Arizona peak easy to fall in love with

Flaming hues of fall close to Durango

Splendor of Dry Gulch Trail and Dry Fork Loop