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Scott Rappold added a new videoPedaling for St Pat's 50K Bike Ride with Gov John Hickenlooper Watch Gov John Hickenlooper talking about the Pedaling for St Pat's 50K Bike Ride, the Colorado Springs St Patrick's Day Parade, the 5K for St Patrick ...
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Scott Rappold Colorado's worst-ever wildfire left 138,000 acres burned. See how the landscape is recovering, and how humans are giving nature a nudge, in this short video. Watch for a story on the 10th anniversary of Hayman June 3 in The Colorado Springs Gazette and Outtherecolorado.com.10 years after the Hayman fire Colorado's worst-ever wildfire left 138,000 acres burned. See how the landscape is recovering, and how humans are giving nature a nudge, in this short ...
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Scott Rappold added photos to This week in Happy Trails: West Spanish Peak album
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Scott Rappold added photos to No snowshoes required - but they would have helped albumTen of us headed up to the Lost Wonder Hut, a few miles up the trail from Monarch Pass, for the weekend. We found ridiculously low snowpack for late A
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Scott Rappold This video of an American tightrope-walking across Enshi Canyon in China, without a safety net or harness, will make you sweat
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Scott Rappold If you missed Kevin Nealon talking on Conan about a recent ski trip to Copper Mountain, you have to check it out. Hilarious!Kevin Nealon Confronted By Racist Colorado Ski Trails - CONAN on TBS Kevin Nealon isn't afraid of getting beaten up as long as he gets to ski the best slopes.
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Scott Rappold added a new article Congressional hearing Tuesday on the Manitou Incline

There have been a lot of steps - and we mean a lot - to reach the point where officials could legally open the Manitou Incline.
The discussion will reach its highest stage Tuesday, when the House Subcommittee on National Parks, Forests and Public Lands will discuss a bill necessary for legal use of the trail.
The route was never ...
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Scott Rappold added a new article Copper Mountain event raises $1,800 for injured Springs native

An event at ski area Copper Mountain this weekend raised $1,800 for medical expenses for Sally Francklyn, a Colorado Springs native who was seriously injured in March in a skiing accident near Jackson, Wyo.
She remains hospitalized and in a coma. She was a ski patroller at Copper Mountain for several years. Her father is Reg Francklyn, ...
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Scott Rappold added a new article Backpack trip of the week: Buffalo Peaks Wilderness
It's spring, the sun is out and if you're like me, you're already planning your summer hiking trips.
But I hear the question all the time: Where can I go? Colorado has 14.1 million acres of national forest land, another 8 million owned by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management and several hundred thousand in national parks.
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Scott Rappold added photos to Ski season goes out with a heap o' powder albumThere are still four ski areas open - A-Basin, Loveland, Winter Park and (weekends only) Breckenridge - but the season is all-but over, and Mother Nat
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Scott Rappold added a new article Dew Tour will return to Breck for 4 years

The Dew Tour, which brings the top winter sports athletes in the world to Breckenridge each year, is coming back.
For four more high-flying, gravity-defying years.
See our photos from the Dew Tour in December.
Bringing the event back was a big deal for the town of Breckenridge and the ski area, with the city offering $100,000 ...
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Scott Rappold added a new article Colorado River from Lake Powell to Lees Ferry regaining its status as blue-ribbon fishery

LEES FERRY, Ariz. — It's safe to say that the vast majority of folks at the Lees Ferry boat ramp arrive with visions of grandeur and anticipation of the unrivaled adventures found in the legendary rapids of the Colorado River below. Lees Ferry is best known as the launch point for the Grand Canyon, a historic river ...
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Scott Rappold added a new article Finally, some powder in the high country

Photo courtesy of Winter Park, the recipient of 6 inches of new snow last night.
It probably falls under the "too little, too late" category, when it comes to salvaging the mediocre ski season, but the ski areas that are still open received a healthy dose of powder last night and today.
Snow totals ranged from 5 inches on ...
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Scott Rappold added a new article 22-year sentence for man who kidnapped hikers

BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — A 44-year-old Denver man who pleaded guilty to kidnapping two hikers near Nederland in 2010 has been sentenced to 22 years in prison.
The Daily Camera (http://bit.ly/HE0Dbp ) reports Joseph Scott Carter was sentenced Friday. He struck a deal with prosecutors in February and pleaded guilty to second-degree ...
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Scott Rappold added a new article Four hikers rescued from Pikes Peak

THE GAZETTE
El Paso County Search and Rescue crews were evacuating 4 stranded Fort Carson soldiers off Pikes Peak Saturday night, said Steve Sperry, a spokesman.
The hikers called for help after 6 p.m., when they were one mile from the summit, according to search and rescue. One of the hikers had a broken leg and the other three ... -
Scott Rappold added a new article Forest Service taking comments on Rampart shooting Range

Crews close off the Rampart Shooting Range in 2009. Gazette file photo.
Almost three years after the U.S. Forest Service closed the popular - but littered and apparently dangerous - shooting range off Rampart Range Road, the agency is taking public comments on a plan for cleaning the area.
The area was closed after a July 2009 ...
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Scott Rappold added a new article Four bears chase Vermont governor

MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) — Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin says he was chased and nearly caught by four bears that were raiding his birdfeeders.
Shumlin says he was in bed in his rented Montpelier home late Wednesday night when he heard what turned out to be four bears in the backyard.
He says he looked out and saw the bears, ...





