In a remote part of the San Luis Valley in Southern Colorado, an abandoned iron mine is the site of a unique and special wildlife display. Each summer, people hike to the Orient Mine at Orient Land Trust (OLT) to witness the Brazilian Free-Tailed bats incredible journey into Colorado. This an easy hike and a […]
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Picture yourself traveling through historic mountain passes with tunnels, horseshoe curves, seeing abundant wildlife and spectacular views of the San Luis Valley and the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Ranges all in the comfort of a restored 100 year old steam engine on the Rio Grande Railroad. On Aug. 25th, a dear friend and I left
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There are places that feel less like destinations and more like quiet invitations. Tucked into the wide, breathing expanse of the Chihuahuan Desert, City of Rocks is one of them—a landscape shaped by fire, time, and something harder to name. Formed nearly 35 million years ago through a powerful volcanic eruption, these sculpted pinnacles—some rising
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The East Fork of Mt. Baldy is one of my favorite hikes in the White Mountains. Actually, I do have several favorites, but this area is especially dear to me, which I will explain later. Mt. Baldy is the third highest peak in Arizona and about 40 miles away from the town of Pinetop. This
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Enjoy Exploring off-the-beaten trails? Rondeho Canyon will not disappoint. In northern Arizona Rondeho Canyon hides among the sage and sand, but it still has a sense of purpose. Murals of petroglyphs are etched into red sandstone cliffs that tell stories of the ancient ones. A single dusty trail meanders into a narrow canyon where short
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Summer is almost here and New Mexico has so much to offer for the RV enthusiast and outdoors person. The Rocky Mountains spans almost the entire west side of thes state. If you love hiking, trail riding, kayaking, hot mineral springs, birding, hot air ballooning, breathtaking landscapes, art, music and dance as well as the
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The Infamous CatWalk Five miles northeast from the small town of Glenwood, New Mexico is a road that leads to the mouth of Whitewater Canyon to the infamous “Catwalk.” Named appropriately because of a pipeline built in the 1890’s to deliver water to the mining town of Graham. The pipe up Whitewater Creek was only
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