From Open Frontier to First Tracks: 150 Years of Colorado’s Favorite Mountain Resort Towns
In 1876, the year Colorado became a state, the Rocky Mountains stood mostly untouched. There were no lifts, lodges, or roads carved into the high mountain passes. The state was a new frontier of plains, river camps, mining towns, and people with the pioneering spirit and grit to build something lasting out of all of … More From Open Frontier to First Tracks: 150 Years of Colorado’s Favorite Mountain Resort Towns









