As river running connoisseurs, we are without a doubt tremendously serious about our camping recipes. And as professional outdoor dwellers, we feel it is our duty to share our food smarts with the rest of the wilderness-lovin’ community. Sometimes meals need to be as quick as possible to appease the
Before the mid 1800s, Colorado mining towns were nonexistent. The untapped land was home the original people known as the Ute, who migrated with the hunting season across this wild western territory. White settlers had made their way through these rugged mountains on the way to kinder terrain, but few
Headed to the most fun mountain town in Colorado? Well played, and hopefully well planned! Durango has so much to do that it’s kind of outrageous, but in a good way though. This list is intended to help you organize the perfect getaway of you Durango dreams, or at least
Wondering what Pagosa Springs has for things to do during spring other than soaking in their famous hot springs? Wow, lots of spring in that sentence. It’s not that we wouldn’t want to soak for days on end in Pagosa’s healing pools, honestly. But Pagosa has a lot to offer
If you’re planning a visit to Southwest Colorado, we hope you’ve put it somewhere on your itinerary to get high… by exploring the mountains either yourself or via Jeep tour, of course. Millions of visitors flow through Colorado each year, but many never get to experience traversing those big beautiful
It might come as a surprise in this arid desert, but the trails in Moab can come with flocks of wildflowers in mid-spring! As long as the sunbaked loam has received enough rainfall throughout the year, things can really get blooming here by late April and early May. The wildflowers
This probably doesn’t come as a surprise, but Moab is like, totally famous. Its dumbfounding scenery is, as renowned western-movie-maker John Ford put it, “Where God put the West.” With backdrops as remarkable as Dead Horse State Park and Professor Valley, it’s understandable that Moab is a go-to for anything
Rafting Season Forecast for 2021 Spring is in there air, and we all know what that means — Time to roll out the rafts! While the Southwest’s version of spring usually features a combo of more blankets of snow mixed with summer stints, we know there’s plenty of mountain-melt coming
“It kind of speaks for itself about how amazing and empowering it is to have the opportunity to be all women on the river. It sets the bar high for other companies, and it’s something to carry on,” Mild to Wild’s River Operations Manager, Elena, said on the topic of
