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Beginning in 2024, 30 to 50 gray wolves will be transferred into the state over the next three to five years. → Read More
Vail Resorts CEO Kirsten Lynch offers workers a bonus to help sustain workers amidst a labor crisis challenging the ski resort industry. → Read More
Proposition 114 passed as a flurry of Front Range-votes widened the initiative’s margin of victory, paving the way for the animals’ return to the Western Slope. → Read More
Now that resorts are happily closing the book on this dud of a winter, they are bracing for the potential of another flop and wondering if battling the warming climate is as essential to running a ski area as powering chairlifts. → Read More
Without jobs, journalists can’t be the watchdogs of democracy. → Read More
Since 2008, the 24 Colorado resorts on federal land have sent increasing rent checks to the nation’s capital. For the 2016-17 season the check was $26.3 million, up from the previous record of $25.6 million for 2015-16. → Read More
New tariffs proposed by President Donald Trump could significantly increase the cost of technical outdoor gear, an industry association says, potentially injuring the $887 billion outdoor recreation economy. → Read More
Residential and commercial construction projects in the high country are pacing ahead of schedule thanks to the mild winter. → Read More
In yet another blow to Cordillera community residents fighting the conversion of the former Lodge & Spa at Cordillera into a high-end addiction treatment center, a U.S. District judge has dismissed the homeowners' latest lawsuit against the previous owner of the lodge. → Read More
Colorado Parks and Wildlife says the $8 increase in residential hunting and fishing licenses -- the first since 2005 -- will help offset rising costs and maintenance backlogs on dams. → Read More
Colorado Parks and Wildlife says the $8 increase in residential hunting and fishing licenses -- the first since 2005 -- will help offset rising costs and maintenance backlogs on dams. → Read More
Smaller, independent resorts are joining together to offer affordable season passes that counter the ski industry's transformative Epic and Ikon passes. → Read More
Smaller, independent resorts are joining together to offer affordable season passes that counter the ski industry's transformative Epic and Ikon passes. → Read More
When John Brandenburg’s vintage Sno-Cat, called “General Lee,” went missing in Minturn, he turned to social media for help. And boy did Facebook deliver. → Read More
Vail Resorts second-quarter earnings shows Epic Pass sales fueling an increase in resort revenue despite declines in visitation, spending. → Read More
Two miles? That doesn't sound amazing. But getting to pedal is about 18 years in the making. → Read More
Mountain Collective pass adds Big Sky, offering two days at 16 resorts and growing under the shadow of the Ikon versus Epic pass war. → Read More
Copper Mountain pipe builders Mark Pevny, Jake Ingle join Austrian partner Alli Zehetner in building the athlete-heralded PyeongChang Olympic halfpipe where American skiers and snowboarders won six medals. → Read More
Crested Butte's Aaron Blunck, Aspen's Alex Ferreira, Basalt's Torin Yater-Wallace lead qualifying into PyeongChang Olympic halfpipe, fueling hopes for a USA sweep. → Read More
A popular internet meme pines for average people in Olympic contests to provide a point of reference. → Read More