r/COExplorers • u/Chalk_ItUp • Mar 13 '14
Anyone here?
This sub is very inactive. Let's revive it?
r/COExplorers • u/Chalk_ItUp • Mar 13 '14
This sub is very inactive. Let's revive it?
r/COExplorers • u/tickingawaythemomen • Jan 19 '15
r/COExplorers • u/awick826 • Jul 12 '17
I have a trip planned to hike to Lost Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park for three nights with a friend but that friend had to cancel... If you'd be interested in going, I will have a rental car from the airport and could go from there. It is a moderate trail thats about 20 miles round trip and the incline is not terribly difficult.
I am a 25 year old male from Kansas City, Im laid back and looking to smoke and enjoy some outdoors!
r/COExplorers • u/[deleted] • May 30 '16
Hello everybody. I live in Denver and am thinking about doing a 14er soon, either Evans or Long's. I just wanted to see if anybody had any advice or tips about the conditions this time of year, etc.
Thanks!
r/COExplorers • u/Thewheelwillweave • Jan 20 '16
Anyone love going to Red Rocks in Colorado Spring/Manitou?
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r/COExplorers • u/Abigaildadams • Jun 13 '18
Hello!
My boyfriend and I are looking for somewhere to camp this weekend that doesn't have a fire ban. He would love to bring his dirt bike and ride on trails as well. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks!
r/COExplorers • u/Mammalissaa • Jul 03 '17
This August a small group of my friends is heading to Colorado for a a 3-4 day backpacking adventure! I'm looking for recommendations for either a loop, or an out and back trail or set of trails that is 20-40 miles and is moderate in difficulty. I'd also prefer a trail with not a lot of traffic if possible. Thanks!
r/COExplorers • u/mountainbiker898 • Jun 22 '17
r/COExplorers • u/yenyyensen • Jun 06 '17
My fiance and I are headed to Denver in September to see Sturgil Simpson and I am going to do some DH riding and a 14er or two, but my fiance has only done easier hikes (5-7 miles) and nothing at elevation. I am looking for some recommendations on some intermediate hikes with some beautiful scenery and hopefully not too much traffic. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. An easier 14er would also be great as I would love for her to get up on a summit other than on skis.
Thanks!