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| BY TYNIN FRIES, TFRIES@DENVERPOST.COM Hello, friends! What's on your weekend agenda? For me, I'm looking forward to the Denver Summit FC's first home game at Mile High Stadium on Saturday, but the weather should make any plans this weekend pleasant (if you put the drought and fire danger out of your thoughts). Heads upThis weekend will be unseasonably warm, again, with highs in the 80s in Denver. Don 't forget your sunscreen as you're out adventuring!
Wilderness Exchange owner Don Bushey stands under the store’s new signage. (Max Scheinblum/BusinessDen) Your Weekly 5:
Worth Your Time
Officials of Vail Resorts say they plan to close their Colorado resorts on previously scheduled dates despite rapidly deteriorating snowpack due to warm temperatures. Vail’s scheduled closing is April 19. (Andy Cross/Denver Post file) As snow melts, Vail says it will stick to its closing date; other resorts have already shut downWith Colorado’s snowpack rapidly melting earlier than usual, some Colorado ski resorts have closed early while others stubbornly hold to previously announced closing dates, even as they shut down much of their terrain.
Get Yourself Outdoors
Two Jefferson County Open Space rangers wear traction devices on their boots as they hike in Deer Creek Canyon Park south of Ken-Caryl Ranch. (Photo by Seth McConnell/The Denver Post) Some people love snowshoeing. But I’ll take my microspikes any day.If you're looking for ways to get out on the trail, consider some advice from our Features Editor: Get microspikes to avoid "looking to others like a white-tailed deer fawn trying to take its first steps on a frozen-over pond."
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 DOG OF THE WEEKMaya "She will bark for pets, she wants all of the attention all of the time," write owners Pat and Carol. If you want your pup featured, email a photo and short description to tfries@denverpost.com.
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