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NIFCFederal forecasters are warning that the fire season could be very active across broad swaths of our region this July and August. -
Brody WilsonConservation groups on the Western Slope have, for years, been working to conserve the air, water, and land that make Western Colorado such a wonderful place to live. Today, KVNF's Brody Wilson brings you a profile of the local chapter of Trout Unlimited, the Gunnison Gorge Anglers. We hear about their recent policy work, and conservation projects throughout our listening area.
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A 3,700-acre property owned by St. Benedict’s Monastery is now on the market for $150 million as the religious institution faces a dwindling population of monks. Past efforts to preserve the land never came to fruition — but some local groups hope a collaboration might help. -
The region saw a similar, albeit smaller, volume of in-state recreation compared to the Front Range. But the gaps in economic impact were far greater. -
The program, hosted by Aspen Public Radio and The Arts Campus at Willits, focused on skiing and snowboarding in the lead-up to the winter season. -
The talk at Rifle’s Ute Theater features journalist, alpinist and climbing historian Christian Beckwith. He’s the host of the “Ninety-Pound Rucksack” podcast, which offers an in-depth look at the history of the 10th Mountain Division. -
Over 200 miles, up and down three mountain passes, all in one day — on a bike. -
As summer comes to a close, we take a look back at a summer kids camp in Bondurant. Campers learn about fly-fishing, moving hay, riding horses – but more than that, a sense of community, teamwork and appreciation for the outdoors. It's part of Wyoming’s vision for training the next generation of outdoor leaders and conservationists. -
Registration sells out in less than a day for one of the most scenic trail races in the country. But some people who offer to transfer their spot never registered in the first place. -
The official announcement put an end to speculation that the competition might move elsewhere in 2025. It will be joined by two other high-caliber competitions on Buttermilk’s calendar this winter. -
Some senators want the National Park and Forest services to reconsider plans restricting the use of fixed anchors for rock climbing. -
The lift was known for its comfy seats and long ride time — 13 minutes to ascend the upper third of Aspen Mountain. With the new, high-speed Hero’s chairlift serving much of the same terrain, SkiCo has decided to sell Gent’s Ridge to a family-owned resort in Montana.
