The Gazette
Coloradans’ increased use of public lands during coronavirus is taking its toll
Land managers and advocates everywhere are taking stock of the ruin
Colorado has an active volcano, and it’s a big reminder of Mother Nature’s explosive might
Travelers of Interstate 70 see the fossilized flow from the Dotsero volanco beside the road and behold those ominous, red slopes above
“A feeling of empowerment and freedom”: It’s become common for women to accompany a hiking tale with a shirtless photo
As the captions say, such photos can be frivolous and fun. They also often document some of the most powerful seconds of a woman’s life.
Work on new Pikes Peak Summit Complex progresses at 14,115 feet
Halfway into 2020, work is about 50% done on the new visitor’s center, which, at 38,000 square feet, will be more than twice the size of the current Summit House, built in 1963
