New heights: Steamboat Resort would have North America’s longest gondola, be 2nd largest Colorado ski resort after proposed projects
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS — Steamboat Resort could see some major changes in the coming years following preliminary approval from the U.S. Forest Service. In an announcement on Thursday, the resort described plans to build what would...
The allure of Colorado’s 58 14,000-foot peaks, and how to tackle them as a beginner
Every year, Colorado’s 14ers are hiked by more than 500,000 people, with locals and international visitors taking on the challenge.
Art on the Rockies gives artists an important chance to sell work in a world changed by pandemic
While presenting an opportunity for people to an enjoy an in-person event, Art on the Rockies also allows artists to capitalize on an important income source: festival sales.
Summer at The Amp in Vail starts with successful viewing of ‘Trolls’
On Saturday night, an audience gathered on the lawn of the Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater in Vail to kick off summer shows at The Amp. “We’re so proud to be open. We’re so glad you’re...
Vail Jazz Alumni: Tia Fuller, graduate of the inaugural Workshop class, lives to be a light for others
Recording artist, composer, band leader, touring performer, award winner, full-time professor — how does Grammy-nominated Tia Fuller manage it all? To paraphrase her lecture, The Journey to Success, she does so with crystallized vision, warrior-like...
3 funny moments in history to remind you that COVID-19 will be a moment in history soon
There are plenty more that we didn't include, so start researching.
Bonfire Dub uses its platform to help local artists ahead of Ghost Light Sessions concert Thursday
“Instead of throwing $1,000 to a music relief fund — that’s great — I’d rather throw it to the three local guys who are struggling in my backyard."
Hike of the Week: Head to Lost Lake for a moderate Vail Valley lake hike
To get there, head up the same dirt road you'd take to get to Piney Lake before turning off.
Relationships: Are you a victim, or do you play victim?
“Oh you poor victim. Quit being a martyr. Next thing that’s going to happen is you’re going to get nailed on a cross.” Has anyone said something like that to you? If so, you may...
Local musician Kevin Danzig’s 10th studio record channels sentimentality with folk-rock originals
"10" was released on the summer solstice this year.
Book Club: Read more short stories, like Junot Díaz’s ‘This Is How You Lose Her’
Picking a collection of short stories is like watching a sitcom vs. a drama or a documentary.
Best of Vail Valley 2019: See the full list of winners
Category Winner # Art Gallery Matt Inden Photography 1 Art Gallery Formation Boutique 2 Art Gallery Artspace 3 Day Trip From Eagle County Iron Mountain Hot Springs 1 Day Trip From Eagle County Leadville 2...
Hike of the Week: Camp Hale and Tennessee Pass hikes offer short and long options
Set up a car shuttle for an easy one-way trip, or hike out and back for a longer day.
6 Vail Valley hot spots for brunch
If you’re not much of a morning person but you love breakfast foods, brunch is the meal for you. Brunch is a difficult meal to serve — a balance between breakfast and lunch dishes is...
Sign up with your dog for the Incredible Mountain Dog Competition coming to Avon
A nationally televised dog obstacle course challenge is coming to Avon’s Nottingham Park in June, including a qualifier on Thursday, June 20, to earn a spot as a finalist in one of the competitions. The...
Pair these snacks and foods that are already in your cabinet with the Social Distancing beer from Vail Brewing Co.
It's a hazy IPA with piney, stone fruit and lychee notes.
Red, White and Brew: American-made wines and beers for crisp summer drinking on Fourth of July
Capture the essence of summer barbecues and leisure activities with these picks from Alpine Wine & Spirits.
Masks in tow, visitors flock to ski areas for summer opening day
BRECKENRIDGE — After driving thousands of miles from Jupiter, Florida, Korrina Sullivan and her family of five finally made it to Breckenridge Ski Resort Saturday, July 4, just in time for its opening day. “I...
7 Colorado ghost towns to visit
Editor’s note: This story originally ran in The Denver Post. With abandoned mines, dusty streets and ramshackle buildings, Colorado’s ghost towns have a knack for giving visitors goosebumps. Colorado has roughly 300 ghost towns throughout...