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Joshua Berman

Joshua Berman

Columnist at The Denver Post

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Recent Articles

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Looking for the perfect escape? Try a week on the Colorado Trail

On the Colorado Trail, you don’t go into the wild to rough it. You go to smooth it.
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5 not-so-obvious Front Range campgrounds to enjoy this fall

With camping’s popularity surge during the pandemic, looking for less-traveled campgrounds has become even more of an art form.
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Camping Etiquette 101: Leave your campsite better than you found it

With the surge in new campers hitting the mountains this past year, having basic shared guidelines about how to behave in the outdoors is critical.
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Camping Etiquette 101: Leave your campsite better than you found it

The solution is a common culture of leaving your campsite -- and the wilderness -- cleaner than you found it.
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Rafting the Colorado River is a perfect family getaway

Colorado father and daughter take on dangers of Cataract Canyon in multiday rafting trip, awed by its remoteness, charmed by rhythm of days on the water.
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Mount Princeton Hot Springs is a welcome reward after 4 days of hik...

During the toughest stretches of a hike on the Colorado Trail, a group of hikers were spurred on by one thought: the soothing waters of Mount Princeton Hot Springs were just over the next hill.
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Boulder school takes teens into the wilderness to teach them about ...

A group of Colorado seventh-graders ponder life and their role in society as they meet the challenges faced during a three-day packing trip in the Rockies.
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Estes Park is a quick getaway from the city

If you need a quick and easy getaway from the Front Range cities, head to Estes Park. There’s plenty to do whatever the season, and it’s also a wonderful place to for a weekend of leisu…
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Grand Junction is your new destination for hiking, biking, dining a...

Grand Junction, a city of 65,000, is named for the joining of the Colorado and Gunnison rivers, and is growing as a destination for travelers – and not just for hikers and bikers.
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Fall colors in Colorado can make just about any hike “epic”

Everyone on the hiker shuttle buzzed with excitement as we approached the trailhead. You could see it on their wide-eyed faces, which lit up even more when the jagged, snow-dusted Pyramid Peak and …
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Will travel for turkey: Some Colorado holiday brunches (and things ...

Imagine carving into a turkey at a historic hotel with a mountain backdrop, or dominating a five-star buffet before hiking in a nearby national park.