Snowmobiling In Bowen Gulch - Grand Lake, Colorado
If you like GoPro video of nothing but me driving a snowmobile for 25 minutes, boy have you come to the right place!
Bowen Gulch Trail is a 16.2 mile out and back trail located near Grand Lake, Colorado that offers scenic views and is rated as moderate.
Never Summer Wilderness
A two night, three day backpacking trip in the Never Summer Wilderness with Keeg and some friends. We hiked the Baker-Bowen Gulch Loop. Night one was just below Parika Lake. Night two at Blue Lake.
Grand Lake Colorado hike North inlet trail
This is a hike we took just 3 miles outside of Grand Lake, Colorado. It is 3 miles out to the falls. Half of that 3 miles is flat and half is uphill and of moderate difficulty. The falls are beautiful and worth hiking out to them. It is 6 miles round trip. The trail is safe but I would not take small kids due to some sharp drop-offs. The trail head is at N40 15.383 and W105 48.599
Snowmobiling Grand Lake, CO Feb 1, 2014 part 3
Snowmobiling Grand Lake, CO Feb 1, 2014. Ungroomed trail and playing in the park. Filmed with my Midland XTC300.
Grand Lake Colorado early February 2015
360 snowmobiling Fraser Colorado
Front Pixpro 360 cam, Polaris RMK 450
In the open area of the trail heads in Frasure CO Dec 2016
Snowmobiling Grand Lake, CO Feb 1, 2014 part 2
Snowmobiling Grand Lake, CO Feb 1, 2014. Filmed with my Midland XTC300.
Back Side of The Never Summer Mountains
Places to Explore starting from Grand Lake, Colorado. In our May of 2013 video we showed a glimpse of the Teller City Ghost Town and attractions further north from Rand to Walden to the Saratoga Hot Springs in Wyoming. This June of 2013 video takes one beyond Teller City and to the upper reaches of Jack Creek on back side of The Never Summer Mountains. We hope it inspires you to make the journey, ideally when there is a less snow and before the thunderstorms of August prevail. Although it takes a while to head-up Hwy 125 behind Gravel Mountain to Willow Creek Pass and beyond to the Old Homestead Road 21 turnoff before Rand, this route allows one to take one's toys and pets! The Never Summer store in the center of Grand Lake Village can supply you with maps and camping necessities. A short ways in on Road 21, keep to the right and follow the beautiful Illinois River valley. It may not seem possible, however, you are indeed on the Mississippi side of the Continental Divide. Just after you cross the National Forest line, stay on Road 740 (to the left) to get to Teller City and further up Jack Creek. A short ways past Teller City, take the right fork and continue up Jack Creek. There are no steep inclines ahead, however, the road soon gets rough. If you do not have low gearing, ground clearance and a tough suspension, look for a place to park and start walking or pedaling ... or start traveling by horse or ATV. With the right vehicle, you can follow Jack Creek for almost 4 miles before the road ends (or you reach snow as we did in June). You'll still have over a thousand feet to ascend by foot to reach the timberline vistas shown in the video. To learn how Grand Lake, Colorado can be your base camp for adventures like this, please visit MountainLake.com
10 below zero at 8am!
getting ready to leave On The Trail Rentals
The Baker trail
Just another one of my prep hikes, This time I jump on the Baker trail and go south bound. starting in Milton and ending just out of Smicksburg Pa. great hike along the mahoning creek saw allot of wildlife.
Rocky Mountain National Park | Wikipedia audio article
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Rocky Mountain National Park
00:01:46 1 History
00:03:20 2 Geography
00:05:51 2.1 Region 1: Moose and big meadows
00:08:04 2.2 Region 2: Alpine region
00:09:18 2.3 Region 3: Wilderness
00:12:55 2.4 Region 4: Heart of the park
00:16:22 2.5 Region 5: Waterfalls and backcountry
00:17:40 3 Climate
00:18:19 3.1 Elevation
00:19:44 3.2 Continental Divide
00:20:19 3.3 Climate change study
00:22:22 4 Geology
00:25:00 4.1 Glaciation
00:26:14 5 Ecology
00:28:14 5.1 Montane zone
00:29:47 5.2 Subalpine zone
00:31:15 5.3 Alpine tundra
00:33:21 5.4 Riparian zone
00:34:23 5.5 Wildlife
00:34:54 5.5.1 Elk
00:35:41 5.5.2 Other ungulates
00:36:16 5.5.3 Predators
00:37:36 6 Recreational activities
00:39:40 7 Access
00:40:19 7.1 Trail Ridge Road and other roads
00:41:55 7.2 Estes Park
00:43:12 7.3 Grand Lake
00:43:42 8 See also
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Rocky Mountain National Park is an American national park located approximately 76 mi (122 km) northwest of Denver International Airport in north-central Colorado, within the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains. The park is situated between the towns of Estes Park to the east and Grand Lake to the west. The eastern and westerns slopes of the Continental Divide run directly through the center of the park with the headwaters of the Colorado River located in the park's northwestern region. The main features of the park include mountains, alpine lakes and a wide variety of wildlife within various climates and environments, from wooded forests to mountain tundra.
The Rocky Mountain National Park Act was signed by President Woodrow Wilson on January 26, 1915, establishing the park boundaries and protecting the area for future generations. The Civilian Conservation Corps built the main automobile route, Trail Ridge Road, in the 1930s. In 1976, UNESCO designated the park as one of the first World Biosphere Reserves. In 2017, more than 4.4 million recreational visitors entered the park. The park is one of the most visited in the National Park System, ranking as the third most visited national park in 2015.The park has a total of five visitor centers with park headquarters located at the Beaver Meadows Visitor Center—a National Historic Landmark designed by the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture at Taliesin West. National Forest lands surround the park including Roosevelt National Forest to the north and east, Routt National Forest to the north and west, and Arapaho National Forest to the west and south, with the Indian Peaks Wilderness area located directly south of the park.
I-70 blizzard traffic
I-70 stuck in traffic from golden Colorado to Frisco Colorado . Took 3 hrs to get there because of blizzard warning.