Pet Friendly Things To Do in Colorado City, Colorado

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COLORADO REMEMBERS BIG THOMPSON CANYON FLASH FLOOD OF 1976 July 30, 2001 �" While celebrating the state's 125th anniversary, many Colorado residents will pause July 31 to recall the 25th anniversar... More on Noaanews.noaa.gov

The road between Estes Park and Loveland passes through Big Thompson Canyon, which is impressive and has a variety of climbing. The ice routes are probably the most popular, but there are also trad... More on RockClimbing

One of the best bouldering areas in Colorado. This area was once home to John Gill, John Sherman, Jim Holloway, and many other ground breaking climbers of the day. Expect most of the problems to be a little high and hard to protect ... More on RockClimbing

Cedar Park Slab is the large granite slab prominently visible to the north as one drives to the Monastery. It offers nice slab climbing on hard, fine-grained granite interspersed with large pink quartz dikes. Bring a light rack up ... More on RockClimbing

It's proximity to the highway is unfortunate, but on the plus side the climbs are mostly moderate, some quite worthy, and you can't beat the 20sec approach time. From the C250 exit you can bear left (N) then left on short dirt road ... More on RockClimbing

Lumpy Ridge is a large traditional climbing area in the Estes Park area, it is highly visible from Estes Park to the north, there are many granite crags dotting the landscape. There are many fine boulders below these wonderful cliffs ... More on RockClimbing

Fern Canyon is not well known or well-travelled, but it has some of the best and hardest traditional climbs in Rocky Mountain National Park. There are also a handful of excellent bolted routes. Notable climbs include the area classic ... More on RockClimbing

Carter Lake is a vast bouldering area containing many good classic problems. This is an area that was popular in the 70s and 80s then lost popularity and was "re-discoverd" in about 1995 by a couple of Boulder locals. They went crazy ... More on RockClimbing

Lizard Head, the peak (13,113 feet), stands spirelike on the eastern side of Lizard Head, the Wilderness, shadowed by both Mount Wilson and Wilson Peak, two of Colorado's fourteeners that incongruously bear the same name. Not far ... More on RockClimbing