Bluffs Regional Park is a gem of a recreation area tucked into a corner of the city of Lone Tree. Open to mountain bikers, pedestrians, and equestrians, it's a favorite with locals who want to get outside for an hour or two. Even if you don't live particularly close, the … [Read more...] about Bluffs Regional Park: A Hike at the Edge of Suburbia
The East/West Regional Trail: Douglas County Hiking
The East/West Regional Trail (EWRT) meanders through Douglas County open space grassland for 20+ miles (32.2 km). With several trailheads and numerous access points from the neighboring communities, this natural area attracts mountain bikers, hikers, trail runners, even horseback … [Read more...] about The East/West Regional Trail: Douglas County Hiking
Walking – a habit that sparked local travel
In 2020, COVID-19 showed up, and travel shut down--abysmal timing for someone ready to ramp up a travel blog! My travel writing plans were disrupted (to put it diplomatically) because of the pandemic, but that doesn't mean I sat still. With everything turning upside down, my … [Read more...] about Walking – a habit that sparked local travel
Denver’s Street Art on Foot
Getting a bit tired of public health orders?Looking for an outdoor activity amenable to social distancing? I've got a recommendation for you:Take a stroll around Denver’s RiNo Art District. Here, you can discover the street art that makes this area … [Read more...] about Denver’s Street Art on Foot
GenX tourists exploring New Zealand by bus
Part 3: Hahei, Rotorua and the return to AucklandIn this post, I'll describe the trip to the final two cities we visited on the North Island of New Zealand by bus, Hahei, and Rotorua. I'll also cover the return to Auckland.If you're wondering why two Generation X … [Read more...] about GenX tourists exploring New Zealand by bus