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Colorado Springs at 150 years | The Broadmoor, the grande dame of the Rockies
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Jul 7, 2021
Mandy Horvath of Smithville, Missouri just accomplished something very impressive - scaling Mt. Kilimanjaro.
Oh, and did we mention that Mandy has no legs? Horvath lost both of her legs in a train accident in 2014. She battled PSTSD and alcoholism but found peace in mountain climbing.
At 28, Horvath has already scaled Pikes Peak and Colorado s Manitou Incline - and now the 19,000-foot Kilimanjaro, the world s tallest free-standing mountain. The climb took eight days crawling on her hands - which were so swollen I could barely get my bags open .
Is it unusual?
Adventure abounds in Colorado, and there’s no shortage of ways to get the whole family outside to explore. From mellow raft trips to scenic day hikes and mountain ziplines, you’ll find summer activities everyone will enjoy. Where to start? We chatted with local mountain biking expert Brooke Goudy and fly-fishing guide Jennings Hester about a few of their favorite spots. These fun-focused trips in and around Denver, Colorado Springs, and Cañon City are a great introduction to all that Colorado has to offer.
Denver
Hit the Whitewater Park in Downtown Denver
Grab an inflatable tube from Confluence Kayak & Ski and tackle the splashy whitewater at Confluence Park. A few short drops add a little excitement to the otherwise slow-moving stretch of the South Platte River that cuts through the city. On your way to the park, grab snacks at the Denver Central Market, where a dozen vendors set up shop, and have a picnic on the grass next to the water while you watch other tubers and kaya