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Trip Report – Rio Grande River – Rio Grande Bridge to Pilar, New Mexico
June 19, 2021 By Camilla Barry This is an easy section of the Rio Grande River near Taos, through the Rio Grande gorge. The put-in is under the old, lower […]
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Trip Report – Standley Lake Morning Paddle with the Birds
Sunday, June 13th, 2021 By Kathryn Mutz Standley Lake is a multi-use recreation and water-storage facility, serving as the drinking water supply for Westminster, Northglenn, and Thornton. With 1,063-acres of […]
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Trip Report – Missouri River 2021
May 10 – 16 By Mat Bozek 25 people had signed up as interested in this trip – way too many, so I asked Doug H if he wouldbe willing […]
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Trip Report – Little Yampa Canyon 2021
Yampa River – South Beach to Duffy Mountain May 8-9 By Dan Custer We had a good time and we were lucky. A couple of weeks before the trip the […]
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Trip Report – Gunnison River – Delta to Whitewater – 4/29-5/1/21
By Mat Bozek I hadn’t done Gunnson starting from Delta in a long time, and when I had to rearrange my schedule for this, decided to do it as a […]
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Trip Report – Buffalo River Trip 2021
April 16-22, 2021 By Tracy and Janet Hays Our Buffalo River trip officially began Apr 16, but a few of us showed up Apr 14th to do some hiking. This […]
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Old Stuff: Colorado and Green River Drainages – Rock Art, Structures, and Fossils
By Karen Amundson and Kathryn Mutz Here are photos and descriptions from Kathryn Mutz’s and Karen Amundson’s collection of images of Indian rock and ruins as well as fossils, dinosaur […]
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Old Stuff: Southern Corridor Rock Art and Ruins
If you missed the first session of the Waiting (Inside) for Warmer Weather: Winter Webinar Series, or maybe you were in the session and would like a document about what […]
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Lake Powell Trip 2020
by Karen Amundson We had 7 paddlers in mid-October do a houseboat / sea kayak combo on Lake Powell with a focus on exploring the Escalante Arm. Weather, paddling, hikes, […]
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Trip Report – Ruby Horsethief – Oct 2020
Our annual fall paddle on the Colorado always attracts a big crowd, and this year of living dangerously was no exception. 20 paddlers in tandem canoes, solo canoes, rec kayaks, […]