Tag: explore
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Colorado’s ‘best beach’ may not appear this year because of low snowpack
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in Camping, colorado news, environment, Hiking, Lifestyle, News, Outdoors, Things to Do, travel, WeatherMedano Creek — a seasonal waterway that cuts directly next to Colorado’s Great Sand Dunes — may not have enough snow runoff to reach its usual location. Visitors to Colorado’s Great Sand Dunes National Park this spring and early summer may miss out on a surreal seasonal attraction. Due to a dry winter with below-average…
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Happy Trails: West side views of Rocky Mountain National Park.
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Sights and sounds of Rocky Mountain National Park’s lesser-visited west side.
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VIDEO | Trail Developments on the Royal Gorge
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Ashlee Sack with Fremont Adventure Recreation talks about trail developments on the Royal Gorge. (Video by Seth Boster)
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VIDEO | Happy Trails: South Chamberlain Trail
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Views of Strawberry Fields and North Cheyenne Canon along the new South Chamberlain trail. The city of Colorado Springs opened the trail at the end of May, with funding from The Broadmoor. (Video by Seth Boster)
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VIDEO | Rafting the Dolores River
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High snowpack in the mountains of Colorado this year gives rafters a rare opportunity to float the world-class waters of the Dolores River north of Cortez, Colo. (Video by Christian Murdock/The Gazette)
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Chef Brother Luck opens another restaurant in Colorado Springs
Take a look at dishes from this Asian-American fusion dim sum menu at Lucky Dumpling, a new restaurant in Colorado Springs by Chef Brother Luck. For more videos, visit Gazette.com/video
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A taste of Guam in Colorado Springs
The Gazette checks out another new restaurant in town: Hafa Adai Fiesta Food, featuring flavors of Guam in downtown Colorado Springs. For more videos, visit Gazette.com/video
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New Restaurants in Colorado Springs: Al’s Chicken & Waffles
Albert Garrett and his first-year restaurant, co-owned with his granddaughter, bring country cooking flavors to Colorado Springs. For more videos, go to Gazette.com/video
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Atomic Cowboy comes to Colorado Springs
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Colorado Springs gets three restaurants under one roof. (Katie Klann/The Gazette)