Tips for Our Next Adventure
If you want to see snow in Colorado, you most definitely will see it. Even if it doesn't snow in the city, you can drive to the mountains to find it! Although, January isn't exactly the best time to visit Colorado for snow, as March is the snowiest month in most areas! You will see some snowfall in January, but it may not be as much as in February or March. Be prepared for the cold, January may not be the snowiest, but is is the coldest. So make sure to wear layers to keep yourself warm, especially if you arent used to the cold.
Also, stay hydrated! The altitude in Colorado can be quite high, and it's very dry. It's very easy to get dehydrated, especially when engaging in outdoor activities like hiking or skiing. The high altitude can also make it harder to breathe, give headaches, and get you lightheaded. So take it easy and drink plenty of water if you're not used to it. In my experience, after 1-2 days the altitude sickness goes away (in the city at least).
Finally, if we plan to hike up any mountains with high altitude (10k feet or more) again, make sure to drink PLENTY of water and/or bring some canned oxygen. Our group went to the top of Pikes Peak to the visitors center, and the altitude sickness was severe due to the altitude (14k feet!). Also, the temperatures up there can get way below zero, when we went there the wind chills were -28F! The views from the top are very worth the trouble though!
Snowy Landscapes
Colorado is known for its stunning snowy landscapes, offering breathtaking views perfect for photography and outdoor activities. Here are some pictures taken by our members during recent adventures.
Mountain Views
Experience breathtaking mountain views captured by our members during their adventures across Colorado's peaks and valleys.
Our members
Meet our amazing members who make every adventure memorable. Here are some snapshots of our group enjoying the great outdoors together.
