Ask five different Salida locals what to do this summer and you’ll get five different answers, but they’ll all start with “well, it depends what kind of day you’re in the mood for.” That’s kind of the whole point of this town. Summer here isn’t a checklist so much as a rotation: river one day, […]
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Colorado is famous for so many reasons. We’ve got some of the tallest mountains in the U.S., gorgeous blue skies, and so many recreational opportunities, sometimes it’s hard to choose between all the fun adventures. Extreme sports like whitewater rafting, mountain biking and rock climbing might immediately come to mind when thinking of a summer
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One of the most defining features of Chaffee County, Colorado is water. Water in the Arkansas River flowing through the valley. Water in the creeks and streams that feed the river. Water in the alpine lakes and reservoirs that dot the high country. So it makes perfect sense that fishing is one of the most popular activities near Salida, CO. Locals and tourists alike flock to the peaceful pastime, particularly in fall when the water is slow and the weather is cool. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or just starting out, you’ll find plenty of fish out there waiting for you.
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Colorado is home to some of the most beautiful lakes in the country, and Salida is no exception. It is home to more than 100 lakes, with fishing, hiking, and stand-up paddleboarding as popular activities. There is no better place to experience the majestic views of some of Colorado’s highest peaks in Chaffee County, Colorado. Each destination offers beautiful views of nature and allows you to enjoy everything your vacation in Colorado has to offer.
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President Obama stated that “Conservation is a truly American idea.” Like others before him, he wanted to stress the value of our public lands and waters so that future generations could appreciate and enjoy them. On Feb. 19, 2015, President Obama proclaimed Browns Canyon, a National Monument. Forever protecting the 21,586 acres of pristine canyons,
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