Llama go hiking? Take a guided trek through Vail Valley’s backcountry with the pack animals
byBy Joshua Berman This article was first published in The Denver Post on Jul 27, 2018 MINTURN — My 7- and 10-year-old daughters’ collective stinkface…
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River Trip: How to have a family-friendly trip to Cañon City that will put a smile on your kids’ faces
byBy Joshua Berman, first published in The Denver Post on Jul 2, 2018 CANON CITY — The look on my daughter’s face as we prepared…
Colorado camping 101: From picking a site to getting the gear, here’s how to get started
byBy Joshua Berman This article first appeared in The Denver Post on June 3, 2018 The crackle of the fire, the crisp night air,…
Wanted: Cabin in the woods, two nights, close to home
byWhen a mid-week staycation is just the thing By Joshua Berman This article was originally published in The Denver Post on May 6, 2018…
“Birds of Nicaragua: A Field Guide” has Arrived: Goldmine of a resource for birders in the country
byLong awaited birding guide finally available for twitchers in Nicaragua Bird nerds, rejoice! There is a new resource for Nicaragua travelers that has been…
You can live out your rock star dreams in Fort Collins with hotel’s Guitar Lending Library. And that’s just the beginning.
byThis article first appeared in The Denver Post on April 6, 2018 FORT COLLINS — Classic electric guitars gleamed behind the glass case. Hardware…
The New Colorado Spirits Trail is a Whiskeylicious Excuse to Travel
byGrab a map and a passport. These 52 distilleries are all over the state. By Joshua Berman – First Published in The Denver Post Mar 7, 2018 DENVER…
Two hours, three cheeses. This class truly was Cheesemaking Made Easy.
byThis article first appeared in The Denver Post on Feb. 7, 2018 Love cheese? Learn how it’s made (or make your own) at these…
MOON NICARAGUA 7th Edition: [NOT] Coming in Fall, 2018!
byUPDATE JUNE 10, 2018: I’m sad to announce that, for the first time in nearly 20 years of guidebook writing, my book’s publication is…
Want to camp in Colorado this summer? The time to reserve your campsite is now.
byColorado Parks and Wildlife lets campers reserve sites six months out. It’s that time of year again: Winter solstice is behind us, the days…