By Kim Fuller Published in the Denver PostSummer’s wildflowers have faded, but a new burst of color is coming to Colorado’s mountains. Fall is nearly here, and with the cooler temperatures, stable weather and glut of aspen gold, it’s one of the best seasons to get out for a hike.Fall color hits in northern Colorado in mid-September, and the gold rush heads south from there, lingering into early October in our ... continue reading...
5Point Adventure Festival’s Lasting Impression
By Kim Fuller Published in Mtn Town Magazine You will always remember the first time you attend the 5Point Adventure Festival in Carbondale, Colorado. It’s an event that bring together a worldwide network of adventure lovers, outdoor enthusiasts, athletes and filmmakers, propelling the non-profit’s mission to ignite personal and communal adventure of all kinds through the experience of sharing ... continue reading...
Monkshood Cellars in Minturn is open for sips
By Kim Fuller Published in the Vail Daily It's wildflower season, so it's likely that you'll be seeing the monkshood bloom on some of your alpine hikes. The striking purple flower is not the only lovely thing of that name that will be emerging in the valley this summer. Monkshood Cellars in Minturn is now open, and owner and winemaker Nathan Littlejohn's inspiration for the venture grew from more than fermenting grapes. He says ... continue reading...
Pack Like A Pro: On The Water With SUP Athlete Natali Zollinger
By Kim Fuller Published by Gear InstituteNatali Zollinger is a professional stand up paddleboard athlete, river guide and co-owner of RVR 2 RVR. She is based in Moab, Utah, but spends most of her year traveling around in her sprinter van training as an athlete, hosting clinics, and racing in whitewater and flatware events.We sat down with Natali at the GoPro Mountain Games this summer, where she took first place in the SUP Surf ... continue reading...
Desert Trip With The Diamondback Clutch 2
By Kim Fuller Published by Elevation OutdoorsLadies, I have two specific recommendations for your upcoming mountain bike season: where to go and what to ride. This spring, I traveled to St. George to hit Utah’s southwestern trails with a group of pony-tailed rippers. We were testing the Diamondback Clutch 2, a female-specific bike that is an affordable option with ideal riding versatility.Western Spirit ... continue reading...
