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
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Getting Around Tahn This year s annual Coloring Issue, Getting Around Tahn, is all about celebrating alternative ways to get around the city without a car. As news editor Ryan Deto points out in his story, Why Pittsburgh is above average for non-car transit, and how it might be getting better, Pittsburgh punches well above its weight in cities offering non-car travel options, including public transit, bikes, trails, riverways, and more. Here, art director Abbie Adams has hired six local artists to illustrate just some of the ways Pittsburghers are traveling around the city. We have a scene of local advocacy group Black Girls Do Bike, which you can also read about in a story this week by staff writer Dani Janae, the Pittsburgh Pirates on a running and bike trail, and more. Peruse the coloring pages below, learn about the artists underneath each drawing, then grab your colored pencils and crayons and pick up a copy of our print issues on stands th
FORD PROMOTES OUTDOOR RECREATION FOR BLACK WOMEN
DEARBORN, Mich., May 17, 2021 – Ford Motor Company is celebrating the outdoor spirit of Black women in a new ad campaign for the 2021 Bronco Sport. In “We Do,” Black women embrace the great outdoors in the all-new Bronco Sport, going off-roading, biking and hiking – all while reveling in a feeling of triumph as they honor their connection to nature and their sense of adventure.
Staying true to the DNA of the first-generation Bronco – designed by a team that included McKinley Thompson, Jr., the first African American automotive designer to work at Ford – the all-new Bronco Sport SUV pays it forward with modern, heritage-inspired style, available agile off-road architecture and G.O.A.T. Modes™ to go over any type of terrain.