This
state was blessed a massive chunk of the Rocky Mountains that rivals
the Bernese Swiss Alps. Less then two hours from Denver, a heaven-reaching
garden of wonderful giants awaits. And only 40 minutes from the
city, the Flat Iron Mountains play tribute to the pristine dollhouse
town of Boulder. The state has more 14-thousand footers than any
other, all good for technical climbing and hiking – or just
viewing and photographing. Go to Colorado to experience
some of best highs east of the Himalayas.
Photo: Kjell Mitchell
August 10, 2007 Home On the Range
My Trip to Steamboat Springs As a wine and travel journalist I receive invitations to visit many cities and countries. Often it is my teaching schedule that limits my ability to travel but on occasion the site leaves much to... SoGoNow.com by: Ron Kapon
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January 23, 2007 Canyons, Curveballs and Cornfields
To mid-America and back ... by train. By Jim Loomis Amtrak's Train #4, the daily Southwest Chief, departs Los Angeles on time at 6:45 p.m., beginning a two-day, 2,200 mile journey to Chicago. I'll be leaving the train at Kansas... SoGoNow.com by: Jim Loomis
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April 18, 2006 East Meets West In Colorado
By Brian C. Greenberg The view from my office in Philadelphia has never been a showstopper but after I returned from my Colorado vacation, it seemed obscenely mundane. The rugged mountain vistas and the crisp, cleansing air was a... SoGoNow.com by: Guest Author
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October 10, 2005 Key to a Successful Colorado: Family Ski Vacation - Keystone
By Heather BurkeWatching my ten-year-old daughter bungee bounce was not an anticipated ski vacation activity. But there I was looking 50-feet up in the air at my little girl flying above the Keystone condominium village. When we arrived at this... SoGoNow.com by: Heather Burke
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August 12, 2005 A Horse Walked into the Saloon: Only in Telluride
By Howard HianI was sipping a Fat Tire draft beer when a horse walked into the saloon. I gawked. The locals looked up briefly and went back to their drinks.Only in Telluride ...The altitude was 9,000 feet and I was... SoGoNow.com by: Howard Hian
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June 18, 2005 Lines in the Sand: Who says you need snow to ski?
by Jennie Lay Standing atop 700 vertical feet of pure sandpack in your ski gear, you might wonder just how fast the wax coating your skis will send you careering toward the creek below. You zip your pockets in a fruitless... SoGoNow.com by: Guest Author
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June 15, 2005 Stealing Summer
By Everett PotterFrom spot-on service to the creature comfort of egyptian cotton sheets, bedding down in high country's most luxurious digs is one of the true highlights of a ski vacation. But when the snow's falling, the best of the... SoGoNow.com by: Guest Author
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May 31, 2005 Mother Nature Takes Center Stage in Denver
By Shannon DexheimerTake a journey to an awe-inspiring destination only capable of Mother Nature's creation. Nestled in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains stand two 300-ft. geologically formed red rocks that cradle a stage to create what many have hailed... SoGoNow.com by: Guest Author
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This
state was blessed a massive chunk of the Rocky Mountains that rivals
the Bernese Swiss Alps. Less then two hours from Denver, a heaven-reaching
garden of wonderful giants awaits. And only 40 minutes from the
city, the Flat Iron Mountains play tribute to the pristine dollhouse
town of Boulder. The state has more 14-thousand footers than any
other, all good for technical climbing and hiking – or just
viewing and photographing. Go to Colorado to experience
some of best highs east of the Himalayas. 
