Zirkel Treks Combine Discovery With Art
Art and exploration intersect in the life of Michael Charron. since 2006, he has been hiking and painting in the Mount Zirkel Wilderness area.
Family Camping - The Unvarnished Truth
As we drive up Rabbit Ears Pass, I look out the window at the green valley below and feel adventure: that thrill of hiking into the wild, everything you need on your back, not seeing a computer screen or your own face for days.
The Doctor Is In - Dr. Henry F. Fabian, Jr., Spinal Implant Developer
Spinal surgery used to involve inserting bulky rods and screws. Now spinal implants are no bigger than cuff links.
The River Runs ‘Round It
Marvin Meyers has an intimate and ingenious relationship with water.
How We Hit the Lottery
As Great Outdoors Colorado turns 20, photographer and life-long conservation crusader John Fielder shows us how everyone wins.
Women Rocking The Boat - Mary Brown - Feelin’ Good, Like We Knew That She Would
The Steamboat Springs chapter of Mary Brown’s story started in 1969, when the 19-year-old Montana girl arrived in town fresh out of college to help her new husband manage his family’s farm.
Women Rocking The Boat - Barb Shipley - Making People her Priority
Barb Shipley will look you straight on and share exactly what’s in her heart and on her mind; she hopes you’ll do the same. For her, work – and life – is about connecting with people.
Women Rocking The Boat - Gretchen Van De Carr - Keeping the Young at Heart
Gretchen Van De Carr’s heart beats for youth and the outdoors. She had her first experience combining these two passions in 1989 as the crew supervisor for the Northwest Youth Corps in Oregon.
Women Rocking The Boat - Susan Larson - Unflinching Attitude
After running Dell UK/Ireland, Larson wrapped up her 12-year-tenure. “Anybody who says you can do it all and not have any guilt or personal conflict, I think, is crazy,” Larson says. Since retiring in 1998, she's gotten involved in philanthropic wok
Women Rocking The Boat - Kelly Landers - Tea Parties to Top-Notch Service
Kelly Landers greets customers at her restaurant with a big smile and an outgoing personality. She and her husband, Jason, have owned Creekside Café since 2002.
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