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Head west on U.S. 24 to Woodland Park. From the intersection with Colorado Highway 67, continue west on U.S. 24 for about 2.5 miles and turn left on Edlowe Road, or Teller County Road 28). Continue for about 3 miles to the Elder-Fehn trailhead parking area on the left. Start hiking on Elder-Fehn and climb…

For an easy foothills hike before the summer crowds arrive, take a short trip to Manitou Springs and the top of Iron Mountain. Park at Memorial Park where hikers can catch a shuttle bus or stroll through rustic Manitou for about a mile to the trailhead. From the park, walk about a half-mile west on…

The breakthrough of this recipe is not so much the pizza itself — brilliant as it is — nor even the wonderfully thin and workable dough. Rather, the revelation found here is the methodology of baking the pizza itself. Until now, our homemade pizza has been an ongoing experimentation that’s dabbled with stones, grills, bricks…

“Opa!” exclaims another table of patrons, led by their server: shot glasses held high; a unified cry of Ouzo fueled exuberance. The national drink and its associated cheer catalyze, lubricate and cap most all Greek celebrations. Another wave of dining restrictions lifted, diners and staff alike are clearly eager, verging on antsy, to be “out…

It started in law school. The drinking. Well, the cocktail making and drinking. Not “drinking” in the pejorative sense. Although, attorneys are notorious drinkers, especially inside the DC beltway. Thespians are also known lushes, if we’re allowing stereotypes. Combine the two — law students of a certain Gilbert and Sullivan society — and long nights…