CPW: Salt Lick moose kills were legal, but one was accidental
October 9, 2024
It is confirmed: A mother moose and her yearling were legally harvested by a hunter just a few hundred yards from one of Summit’s most
It is confirmed: A mother moose and her yearling were legally harvested by a hunter just a few hundred yards from one of Summit’s most
A Wildernest local is shocked and saddened to learn a hunter likely harvested a female moose near the Salt Lick trail system. On Facebook the
Numbers are in from the final weekend of September, and it was officially the fourth-busiest weekend of the year on I-70, according to the CDOT
EVs are gaining ground in snowy Summit. Atlas Public Policy claims 1,005 electric vehicles are registered in Summit County this year. That puts us at No. 5
Scientists with the U.S. Geological Survey are digging deep under Summit County to see 100 million years of Rocky Mountain history. On Friday the USGS launches
Silverthorne Town Council met with Xcel Energy Wednesday and discussed a recent wave of lengthy power outages. Xcel confirms it will soon be upgrading equipment
Take it from a professional mountain biker – the Breck Epic is a bucket lister. “This is the race you always look up to, look
There are hidden gems, and then there are straight up gems. The Gems Pass from Colorado Ski Country USA gets you access to the latter
Mountain towns like Breckenridge and Vail are the second-biggest reason people come to Colorado. The Colorado Tourism Office just released its annual report, showing mountain towns
Colorado’s new 14er access law takes effect this week. Senate Bill 58 shields property owners from lawsuits if a hiker is injured on private land
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