Fall Bluelining in Colorado

“One finds another form of freedom in these high places. Since these headwaters nearly always involve public lands, there’s never a question of access. All that’s required to claim them is a bit of research and the willingness to walk. Where this involves those special places at high elevation, getting there is a large part of the fu

n.” Charlie Meyers describes using your feet to trace the squiggly blue lines of topo maps as one of the great pleasures of fall, especially in a year like this one. In the Denver Post.