Denver, CO (USA)
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Swung by the new Berkeley supply yesterday and blown away by the new space. So much room and light and great sitting area for those that may be in tow. Tried on a couple of cuts I hadn't yet and was able to confirm a couple of things. Wanted to talk a bit more to the girl that works there about the upcoming event but she was super slammed with customers. Great to see them so busy! Sorry I won't be able to make it but you all have a great time!
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Saturday 28th January both @Alex and @AdamC will be at Berkeley Supply Co to celebrate their new store and 10 year anniversary. There will also be a chance to get a preview of the next Fall/Winter collection.
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It's happening!
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Looking forward to meeting you guys!
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Booked flights to Denver for a 3 week family (with 2 teenage daughters) road trip arriving 3rd July. Will ask for some travel advise elsewhere (don't want to spam this thread). First thing to figure out is where to spend 4th July. Tempted to go somewhere smaller and charming, and perhaps 1 or 2 days Denver on the way back. The current idea is Wyoming, Idaho, Utah and back to Colorado, but only started planning.
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@Tobi you should go to Lander, Wyoming for 4th of July. It’s incredible. Very small, cowboy style , western town. They have a rodeo, a parade, all the fireworks you could hope to want to see and light off yourself. Totally legal to have fireworks there. It’s a literal blast!!
I had a couple British friends visiting a few years back and we went to Lander. They thought it was the coolest Wild West experience. We talk about it to this day. We were partying with local firefighters, drinking whiskey with them and blowing off huge fireworks. It was incredible!! Totally family friendly, very small town. It’s about 5 1/2 hours from Denver.
In the easy chair with my boots on, melted whiskey in my hand. Could'na been asleep for more than three hours...time to go to work again...
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@indigostiff I know, our last US trip 2 years back included Zion NP. We are also very tempted to go back to Sedona (been there 3x now), but we want to explore new things. With kids in the car we also want to avoid real epic (in terms of distances) road trips..
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I would drive to the Collegiate Peaks Wilderness via 285 at some point. It's only a couple of hours from Denver and you get to see gigantic 14k foot mountains. Could hike Red Rocks Park on the way out.
There are some hot springs you can visit and you can go whitewater rafting on the Arkansas river. It's gorgeous there and a great drive on 285. Check out Buena Vista and Salida. You can stay at Surf Hotel in BV or get an AirBnb in Buena Vista, Salida, Nathrop, or some other place in the area. You can loop back through any combination of Twin Lakes, Turquoise Lake (fun for day camping, picnic, boating, fishing), Leadville, Breckenridge, Frisco, then back on I70.
Think it, be it.
