This week we talk with Emily Parsons of Tiger Tree Inc. Emily talks with us about the mitigation work they’re contracted to do in Rocky Mountain National Park.
This week we talk with Dixie Manning, John Swadley, Bill Powers, and Marvin Furgison for our first group podcast. We cover visiting Rocky Mountain National Park on the cheap focusing on food, lodging, and activities. This show is geared a bit more towards those new to the park and planning their trip with the frugal mindset.
Ed Huesers, of Grand Shelters, talks with us about getting out in the backcountry during winter conditions. Igloo Ed, as many know him by, knows how to have a good time in the winter. Ed is also co-owner/inventor of the ICEBOX®. He is very gracious with his time and knowledge as many of us who have hiked with him know. If you’re interested in getting out and playing in the snow in RMNP then listen in. Ed has tips for beginners and suggestions for gear and clothing. The gear geek is back with some tips on putting together your own first aid kit.
Kevin Muente, paint artist and professor at Northern Kentucky University, talks with us about his experience as this year’s first artist in residence at Rocky Mountain National Park.
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This week we talk with Dale Remsberg, a guide with the Colorado Mountain School, about what the Colorado Mountain School has to offer and why we may need and/or want their guiding services as well as educational services.