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Elliott Ridge: A Miserable, but Spectacular Overnight

Elliott Ridge: A Miserable, but Spectacular Overnight

by Brendan Caffrey | Dec 23, 2020 | Backpacking, Colorado, Hiking, Latest Travels

Elliott Ridge: A Miserable, but Spectacular Overnight – Technically Elliott Ridge is only 8 miles from my home, but with the trailhead a two hour drive away, I had never taken the time to go hike it. With nothing else really going on, I figured this was the year...
Overnight at Fancy Lake in the Holy Cross Wilderness

Overnight at Fancy Lake in the Holy Cross Wilderness

by Brendan Caffrey | Dec 16, 2020 | Backpacking, Colorado, Hiking, Latest Travels

Overnight at Fancy Lake in the Holy Cross Wilderness – In late-June, with the snow line finally withdrawing higher and higher, I got out for my first backpacking trip of the summer. Fancy Lake in the Holy Cross Wilderness fills a steep-walled bowl at 11,500 in...
Exploring the Upper Colorado River

Exploring the Upper Colorado River

by Brendan Caffrey | Dec 9, 2020 | Colorado, Latest Travels

So I spent most of the month exploring the Upper Colorado River – Finding and driving every dirt road I could and scrambling to various…

Backpacking Willow Lakes in Eagles Nest Wilderness outside of Silverthorne

Backpacking Willow Lakes in Eagles Nest Wilderness outside of Silverthorne

by Brendan Caffrey | Feb 6, 2020 | Archives, Backpacking, Colorado, Latest Travels, Vail

It was mid-July and the Colorado high country was finally thawing out from an incredibly wet and cold spring. Summer was halfway over and I had yet to get a backpacking trip under my belt.

An Unplanned 600-Mile Colorado Road Trip

An Unplanned 600-Mile Colorado Road Trip

by Brendan Caffrey | Feb 4, 2020 | Archives, Colorado, Latest Travels, Road Trips

All-in-all, it was a very unplanned weekend where I had no intention of driving nearly 600-miles, but in the end, it turned out to be pretty awesome and I think I got some great pictures out of the trip. #Success?

Exploring Dinosaur National Monument… Hold on to Your Butts!

Exploring Dinosaur National Monument… Hold on to Your Butts!

by Brendan Caffrey | Jan 31, 2020 | Archives, Colorado, Latest Travels, Road Trips, The US National Parks

But for me, it was more about the epic landscape. Straddling the Utah boarder in northwest Colorado , the Yampa and Green Rivers have carved incredible 2,500′ canyons through the red sandstone.

The 2017 Colorado Fall Foliage Tour

The 2017 Colorado Fall Foliage Tour

by Brendan Caffrey | Oct 23, 2017 | Archives, Colorado, Latest Travels, Road Trips

After such an incredible long weekend last Fall that was full of beautiful weather, vivid-yellow Aspen groves, and colorful sunrises and sunsets, I was unbelievably excited to hit the road again this fall to shoot the Colorado Fall foliage throughout the state.

A Quick Overnight Backpack to Missouri Lakes in the Holy Cross Wilderness

A Quick Overnight Backpack to Missouri Lakes in the Holy Cross Wilderness

by Brendan Caffrey | Oct 13, 2017 | Archives, Backpacking, Colorado, Latest Travels

Despite the popularity of Missouri Lakes, it’s still in a remote part of Sawatch Range and the Holy Cross Wilderness with rugged ridgelines, alpine meadows and lakes.

The Gore Range & My Summer of Vail

The Gore Range & My Summer of Vail

by Brendan Caffrey | Oct 9, 2017 | Archives, Colorado, Latest Travels, Vail, Wanderlust

Overall, the Gore Range is relatively inaccessible due to the lack of mining roads that criss-cross so many other Colorado mountain ranges and they have a reputation for a lot of trailhead access red tape, due in large part to private property, particularly on the eastern side.

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