7 Spiffy Tips for Colorado Hiking

by James Dziezynski May 15, 2012

If eyes are indeed the window to the soul, my friend’s spirit was a red, burning mess.

Ain't nothin' wrong with a little curling sugar!

Dating Odds for Outdoors Athletes

by James Dziezynski April 4, 2012

Your chances of dating into ten sports when you are not a major participant.

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Bison Peak: Colorado’s Best Early Season Summit

by James Dziezynski March 19, 2012

Early spring is quite the tease in Colorado. Warm days in the Front Range have a way of thawing our dormant love of mountain hiking but alas, many of the trails we are eager to explore are not yet ready to go. Mud, snow and seasonal closures can make getting to just the start of [...]

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Carpe Diem: Bonus Edition

by James Dziezynski March 1, 2012

I think it’s an intergalactic tragedy that we don’t celebrate Leap Day with more reverence.

Purgatory’s Sweet Secrets

by James Dziezynski February 23, 2012

Standing at the bottom of the Legends Lift, I gaze upon a flat, vast alpine meadow that is void of trees and stretches to the horizon. No roads, no machinery, no utility buildings or power lines, just the chilly rush of powder spinning over the tundra, rendering distant peaks in foreboding, opaque, jagged outlines. For [...]

The Joy of a Frozen Road

by James Dziezynski January 11, 2012

There comes a time when we must admit we enjoy something that is a stunning bore to others. Whether it’s stamp collecting or archiving gum wrappers, we have some pretty dull thrills. Most of the time, I wouldn’t wear my  ”born to be mild” side on my sleeve  but I’m going to put one out [...]