Colorado’s Neighbors
Colorado shares a border with seven states: Utah, Arizona, New Mexico (the other three of the “Four Corners” states), Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Wyoming. …
About Christa Sadler
Native Fish of Colorado
Fish have been introduced into Colorado’s streams since the 1870s, so many “non-native” fish have been around for quite a while. But the state was …
Trio of Fantastic Four Corners Road Trips
In the late summer and early fall, it’s hard to beat a road trip through the Four Corners region, the place where the states of Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, …
Hiking Etiquette & Rules for the Trail
Whether you’re heading out for an easy day hike near the city, planning to climb one of Colorado’s famous fourteeners, or backpacking for several days in …
Colorado’s Largest Major Rivers
When Colorado’s famous snow melts in the spring, it fuels the state’s gorgeous rivers. This large Western state is home to more than 107,000 miles of rivers, …
Dinosaur Fossils Found in Colorado
Whether you live in Colorado, vacation there, or just briefly visit on your way through (but really, you should stay a while), you already know about its …
The Original Natives of Colorado
Colorado, like most states, has its squabbles between “locals” and “outsiders”, or “natives” and “newcomers”. The original Coloradans are the Native Americans …
How to Camp and Do It Right
Ah, camping season in Colorado. Is there anything better? Colorado offers everything from front country car camping in developed campgrounds to true wilderness …