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Ikon Pass holders to get $17.5M in Alterra settlement over COVID-shortened season
Alterra fared far worse in its legal case than Vail Resorts, which was similarly sued for breach of contract in April 2020 by Epic Pass holders.
Join us in 2023: DenX Retreat at Devil’s Thumb Ranch returning for third year
Ladies, we’re heading back to the high country, and offering early-bird pricing for a limited time.
Topgolf’s bird impacts, lack of official response ruffle conservation groups’ feathers
“The project area is located in a wetland complex along the Cache la Poudre River,” the report said, which is home to “waterbird species like ducks, herons, geese and eagles.”
Denver startup Wolf Rigs builds $350K Humvee camper
“This is the missing piece where Sprinter vans are not able to navigate to. And being 50 I don’t want to sleep on the ground anymore,” said the founder.
Liftless ski mountain Bluebird Backcountry adds lodging
Bluebird co-founder Jeff Woodward said he hopes to reach 7,500 visits this winter, up from 5,000 last season.
Downtown Ritz-Carlton hotel accused by neighbor of scaring away buyers
The owners of an adjacent building called The Bridge that stretches over Curtis Street claim the Ritz’s actions amount to a fraud and extortion scheme.
Packraft maker Kokopelli dives into paddleboard market with lightweight version
The Longmont company, which has been making ultralight packrafts and kayaks for a decade, will roll out its first inflatable SUP next spring.
NFL linebacker’s wife opening dance studio in Castle Rock
Megan Schobert’s husband Joe was a Bronco for only eight days but the couple decided to make Denver their home anyway.
Fitness startup to sublet Cherry Creek office
CLMBR, which sells a vertical climbing machine, occupied the space for five months. “The hypergrowth just isn’t there,” said owner Avrum Elmakis.
