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Off roading trails in Southwest Colorado for Wildflowers - Maggie Gulch - Mild to Wild

5 Amazing Off Roading Trails in Southwest Colorado to See Wildflowers

If you’re looking for off roading trails in Southwest Colorado to see wildflowers, rev up and get ready for roads that bloom like nobody’s business. Every trail on this list offers incredible views, waterfalls, wildlife, century-old mining remnants, and fun drives for your beloved 4×4. When venturing into these places, [...]

Westwater Canyon - Mild to Wild

The Top 4 Fall Rafting Trips Utah’s Magical Deserts Have To Offer

Have you been thinking about fall rafting trips in Utah? Of course you have, because you’re here, right now, on this blog about fall rafting trips in Utah. And also because you’re very smart, since autumn is an amazing time to take a river trip in the Beehive State for [...]

Guide At Castle Valley Put In - Castle Valley - Mild to Wild Rafting

What You’ll Learn About Yourself When You Take A Multi-Day Rafting Trip

What You’ll Learn About Yourself When You Take A Multi-Day Rafting Trip What does it mean to learn something about yourself on a wilderness trip? What does it look and feel like to have those moments of enlightenment when abound on the trails in towering mountains, or along a mighty [...]

Gates of Lodore Hike - Lodore - Mild to Wild Rafting

Why The Green River is One of the Best for Rafting Trips

Whether you’ve been curious about rafting trips down the Green River, or have only just sparked your interest in such a journey to pristine and seldom seen wilderness, we’re happy to share why it is one of the most memorable places one could ever experience. The Green River is an [...]

Mediterranean Pita Pocket - Camping Recipes - Mild to Wild

The Best Camping Recipes You Need On Hand Whether You’re Rafting or Not

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 [...]

Telluride train - Telluride, Colorado - Mild to Wild

How the Silver Boom Made Southwest Colorado & Its Wild Mining Towns

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 [...]