After a month of largely unchanged drought conditions across Colorado, portions of southwest and south central Colorado saw welcome relief.
Exceptional drought, the most severe category, shifted to extreme conditions in central Montezuma County.
Fishing isn’t only a summer activity. Here’s our picks for the best places to ice fish in Colorado!
Chambers Lake is a 255 acre coldwater reservoir that’s seven miles east of Cameron Pass on Hwy 14. The lake offers a campground and boat ramp, and the most popular fish in the lake are by far the rainbow trout, lake trout, and kokanee salmon. The inlet bay is the best part of the lake to catch trout, whereas catching kokanee salmon is best done with jigs, which feature weights molded onto hooks in the shape of various creatures.
This week at Lamar Theatre
Let’s get outdoors! There are so many ways to embrace nature when you live in Colorado, whether it’s hiking, horse riding, or skiing, you’re never out of options—especially during the winter. No matter what, there’s always something to do in the fresh air and sunlight.
When it comes to skiing, there are some different options for you, including downhill skiing and backcountry skiing. Today, however, we want to focus on cross-country skiing. This rewarding sport lets you take in the tremendous beauty around you as you take in the fresh air at your own pace.
Many people tend to forget about hiking in the winter. This is unfortunate, because we lose out on so many opportunities to experience the wintry side of nature – especially in Colorado. The snowcapped mountains and the extensive trails look that much more beautiful when they’re sparkling in the snow. Besides, hiking is a wonderful way to get your heart rate up and breathe in some fresh air. To get you inspired for a frosty hiking trip, we’ve selected some of the best winter hiking spots in Colorado.
Leanne reveals the simple secret to weight loss.
New varieties have been approved after passing THC validation trials in Colorado.
