In This Issue: Summer 2016
07/18/2016 12:36PM ● By Dan Greeson
The River's Edge
Many new parents use a jogging stroller as their ticket to outdoor freedom, but mine was a tiny popup tent that was just big enough for a newborn. Read More »
The Reluctant Camper
Marshmallows? Check. Graham crackers? Check. Chocolate? Check. The entire contents of our camping closet? Check. Two kids and the dog? Check check. Read More »
Count Yourself Lucky
Friday afternoon and town is in the rearview mirror. Steamboat Springs’ buzz of commerce and busyness is replaced by the hum of our truck tires rolling south. Read More »
Taking the Plunge
The Yampa River is home to a host of masterful boaters and kayakers, but the most skilled water-navigator might not look like much at first glance. Read More »
Keeping the Cranes
Sandhill cranes are the oldest known living bird species. The thriving local success of these cranes is being perpetuated by innovations in 21st century wildlife management. Read More »
The Making of a Moots
Last December, Mike Walker commissioned a handcrafted frame from Routt County-based company Moots. He left his camera at the factory and asked them to photograph the process. Read More »
Reaching for the Stars
Kate Brady plays the piano as though she needs nothing else in life, and she sings as if nothing else matters at that moment. Read More »
Yes Sir!
Steamboat celebrity Verne Lundquist brings home the Emmy. Read More »