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| BY TYNIN FRIES, TFRIES@DENVERPOST.COM Howdy, friends I've got to admit, I've struggled to get anywhere further than my garden this shoulder season. With a busy schedule in my house, plus fall activities piling up, my time to get into the high country is limited. Where do you go in the city to still feel like you're in nature? Let me know. Heads upA mild fall weekend is in store. Denver will see highs in the 70s all weekend with some cloud coverage. As always, check the forecast before you venture into the high country.
Competitors stop at a Taco Bell location to eat a menu item during the 8th edition of the International Taco Bell 50k Ultramarathon Saturday, Oct. 4, 2025, in Denver. (Photo by Daniel Brenner/Special to The Denver Post) Your Weekly 5:
Worth Your Time
A view of the Sun-Up Express lift on Vail Mountain in April. (Chris Dillmann, Vail Daily) Colorado ski resort leaders describe impacts of staffing cuts at U.S. Forest Service: ‘Slower, and more challenging’The chief operating officers of Colorado ski resorts say short staffing at the U.S. Forest Service is slowing down their ability to get work done.
Get Yourself Outdoors
Dog-friendly MacLennan Park has two types of trails — a wide limestone loop and a series of single-track hiking and biking trails located adjacent to the Governor’s Mansion. (Provided by Visit Topeka) When Colorado leaf-peeping season ends, head for KansasFall foliage goes on and on — if you’re up for a road trip to the east.
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