Outdoor Living in Southwest Colorado
Mountain biking, rivers, skiing and raising kids outside — and where to live to be close to all of it.
Raising Kids Outdoors in Southwest Colorado
Families move to Southwest Colorado for all kinds of reasons, but the outdoors is usually near the top of the list. Here, a normal week can include a river float, a bike ride after school and a weekend at a national park.
Mountain Biking Near Cortez and Mancos: Living Close to the Trails
Montezuma County might be best known for Mesa Verde, but riders know it for something else too: miles of flowy, red-dirt singletrack winding through pinyon and juniper. If you want a riding-focused lifestyle with more room and a slower pace, the area around Cortez and Mancos deserves a close look.
Homes Near Durango Mountain Bike Trails: Where to Look
For a lot of buyers, the dream is simple: roll out of the garage, pedal a few minutes and drop into singletrack. Durango is one of the few towns where that dream is realistic — but which trails you can reach from home depends a great deal on the exact address.