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We can barely believe it ourselves. We are less than two month away from moving into our forever home! With plenty of work to still be done, we are optimistically shooting to be open in the new location April 12th. We will be closing the current College Drive shop on April 7th, packing and moving with ferocious excitement in order to open up again in just 5 days.
Remodeling the old Pizza Hut building has been a new kind of adventure for our team. It’s beginning to take on a new energy, a life of it’s own and starting to resemble exactly what we have always imagined it could be. Thank you to Agave (the contractors on the project) for helping us see the building potential and for working with us each step of the way. You are true professionals and understand your clients needs.
We hope you’ll join us the first weekend of April to check out the new digs!
Just a couple hours from Durango, Valles Caldera is a great cross-country skiing destination, with surprisingly good snow and very few visitors.
Valles Caldera National Preserve is a popular hiking destination in the summer and a surprisingly great skiing destination in the winter.
When spending one night (or many) in the backcountry, a warm dinner at night and hot beverage in the morning can make the difference. That invariably involves using a stove of some sort–but which one?
Stove technology has been around for decades, but new tech is making them lighter, more efficient, and more dependable than ever before. Here’s a rundown of the different kinds of backpacking stoves:
If you are camping in bear country, or in any place where food storage is a concern, you should strongly consider using a bear canister–a storage system that is built to keep bears out of your food. And in some places, particularly parks in California, Montana, Colorado, and Washington,backcountry campers are required to have and use bear canisters.
While you may get lucky by hanging your food in a sack from a tree, this is not permitted in many areas and virtually impractical in many alpine anddesert backpacking zones. Bear canisters are the preferred method for storing food and other smelly items, but there are many kinds to be aware of. Let’s look at them in more detail.