The aspens are starting to show off their colors from golden to tangerine to light garnet in Colorado. Based on what I saw Sunday, September 19th, they should be on their fall glory September 25-26 weekend through October 1st along I-70 and north. Early October is looking prime time for southern Colorado. I drove up … Continue reading
With new snow this week and more coming next week, spring skiing is fantastic at Breckenridge Ski Resort. The resort is open for daily skiing and riding through Memorial Weekend. If you hit the slopes in the morning that gives you plenty of time in the afternoon for off slopes fun. Here are four free … Continue reading
Isak Heartstone, aka the “Breckenridge Troll,” has a new home this summer. I got a sneak peek of his new place in the forest this past weekend. Danish artist and designer Thomas Dambo returned to Breckenridge in early June to get Isak settled in. Dambo is known for recycling and upcycling as he builts art … Continue reading
The first full day of summer started with liquid sunshine of sorts in Breckenridge, Colorado. It’s June 22nd and it snowed at 9600 feet. That’s unusual this time of year even by Colorado standards. This June has been anything but normal with cooler temperatures and snow several times this month as an incredible snow season … Continue reading
It’s still ski season in Colorado with some resorts open well into April and even May thanks to so much snow this season, including more on the way this week. My favorite ski gear find of the season has been a jacket. I’m a fan of color on the slopes and was immediately drawn to … Continue reading
Recently when I was in Breckenridge, Colorado, I took over Breckenridge Ski Resort’s Instagram. It’s not as easy as you think especially when in ski lingo, they post sick photos on their account. Sick meaning insane terrain pictures. When you an Instagram takeover, you’re responsible for sharing a few posts and using “Stories” to share your experience. During … Continue reading
Historic Hearthstone Tucked away on South Ridge Street in Breckenridge, Colorado, is the Kaiser House. You could easily walk by this historic home decked out in Victoria period decor. It was a family home in the late 1800s and early 1900s. As you walk in from the cold, instantly see it’s a cozy, yet elegant … Continue reading
My friend Melissa and I have a fall foliage tradition. For several years now, we’ve gone leaf peeping in and around Breckenridge, Colorado, on or close to September 18th. Fall colors usually peak in Breckenridge around that date. This year the leaves peaked earlier than normal because of the hot and dry conditions. While they … Continue reading
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