Glad you finally got around to mentioning Grandote Peaks golf course, a true Colorado mountain gem. Wish you could have noted the course accounted for more than 20% of the tourist attraction overnight stays. A big plus for the community and on every well informed Colorado golfer’s bucket list.
La Veta is a little town but looks nice. Thank you again from Guaymas, Sonora, Mexico. I hope to visit some of the towns and cities you describe so well, in Colorado, with my wife, one day. Good luck and God bless you and the members of your family!
The Spanish Peaks were the first mountains I ever laid eyes on (except in pictures) during a family car camping trip in 1968. We spotted them on a crystal clear day just after topping out on Raton Pass headed to Walsenburg to pick up 160. For a flatlander from the southeast it was awe inspiring. Been back many years since and the thrill is the same. Usually take 12 when I'm leaving Colorado headed back home to the southeast. Thanks for all the background on this area of Colorado. Planning to head out in September this year.
Keep driving the Scenic Byway Highway that leads you into La Veta.. Once you pass La Veta, your auto will continue to climb upward to the town of Cuchera at 8100 feet. It is a summer town, and even in May you will probably see snow on the ground. The mountains and ranches are spectacular and open space is bar to none!
I really think you’re adventure to the Spanish peaks area would’ve be complete with a 15 min drive to gorgeous Cuchara. There’s also Cordova pass with stunning scenery and the ski area.
Heh...I did a double take when you reversed the video when talking about the churches since one of the cars on the road was going backwards. :) Nice vid as always...I use this to help me and my family explore the area (we moved into Beulah last year).
I was hoping no one would notice that lol glad to be of assistance with your exploring. I love Beulah and have been there dozens of times. We'll be visiting as Ski Lodge this April.
If you think La Veta is southern Colorado's best kept secret, clearly you have never seen the Platoro reservoir or Creede, CO. You have gotta do the OHV trail if you have 4WD/AWD. It'll take you on a tour of the old mining operations around Creede.
Why oh why would you create and offer a list of rankings on the towns and then cover it up with your embedded tiles to your next videos? That is just awful…
Glad you finally got around to mentioning Grandote Peaks golf course, a true Colorado mountain gem. Wish you could have noted the course accounted for more than 20% of the tourist attraction overnight stays. A big plus for the community and on every well informed Colorado golfer’s bucket list.
came back to watch this one again besutiful place
La Veta is a little town but looks nice. Thank you again from Guaymas, Sonora, Mexico.
I hope to visit some of the towns and cities you describe so well, in Colorado, with my wife, one day.
Good luck and God bless you and the members of your family!
Grew up in CO and my family History is tied to CO's start. These are great videos and I love that you cover some of these smaller Front range towns.
The smaller town's lack of coverage is a huge reason I started this channel. Thanks for watching!
beautiful
I love your videos man, it’s awesome you do this with your family too. Keep it up
Thanks for the support. Getting the fam out of the house is where it all began!
The Spanish Peaks were the first mountains I ever laid eyes on (except in pictures) during a family car camping trip in 1968. We spotted them on a crystal clear day just after topping out on Raton Pass headed to Walsenburg to pick up 160. For a flatlander from the southeast it was awe inspiring. Been back many years since and the thrill is the same. Usually take 12 when I'm leaving Colorado headed back home to the southeast. Thanks for all the background on this area of Colorado. Planning to head out in September this year.
Very well done!
Keep driving the Scenic Byway Highway that leads you into La Veta.. Once you pass La Veta, your auto will continue to climb upward to the town of Cuchera at 8100 feet. It is a summer town, and even in May you will probably see snow on the ground. The mountains and ranches are spectacular and open space is bar to none!
Hey when are you going to explore beautiful downtown Gardner ?
I really think you’re adventure to the Spanish peaks area would’ve be complete with a 15 min drive to gorgeous Cuchara. There’s also Cordova pass with stunning scenery and the ski area.
We are visiting Cuchara by itself in 2024. In the meantime, Cordova Pass is mentioned in our Aguilar video.
@@SkiLodgeColorado I look forward to you Cuchara video.
Heh...I did a double take when you reversed the video when talking about the churches since one of the cars on the road was going backwards. :) Nice vid as always...I use this to help me and my family explore the area (we moved into Beulah last year).
I was hoping no one would notice that lol glad to be of assistance with your exploring. I love Beulah and have been there dozens of times. We'll be visiting as Ski Lodge this April.
OK, this is my favorite of your videos , because I would live here after I sell one of my kidneys
If you think La Veta is southern Colorado's best kept secret, clearly you have never seen the Platoro reservoir or Creede, CO. You have gotta do the OHV trail if you have 4WD/AWD. It'll take you on a tour of the old mining operations around Creede.
Still a few years out but Creede is on our list. I've been there for work, its a long drive from PW
A few of us have discovered Platoro and the great fly fishing on the Conejos River. But let's continue to keep it on the down low. 😉
Couldn't get past your monastic voice
Why oh why would you create and offer a list of rankings on the towns and then cover it up with your embedded tiles to your next videos? That is just awful…
Wow you put a fuck ton of work into these videos
Thanks for the support!