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"Mountain Chalet is a locally-owned, independent outdoor equipment retailer in Colorado Springs and has been open at the same location, downtown, since 1968. We specialize in hiking, rock and ice climbing, camping, backpacking, mountaineering, and backcountry & cross country ski equipment, apparel, and footwear.

The Mountain Lifestyle is the heartbeat and culture of the Chalet. You feel it within your first few steps of the shop the feeling of excitement, comfort, history and adventure. Our passion for the lifestyle, excitement for our customers, and playful approach has led our success for nearly 50 years and made us the outdoor equipment leader in SoCo."

evo's flagship Denver store is located at 860 Broadway in the Capitol Hill neighborhood. The building, originally constructed in 1927 as an auto shop, has been completely restored to offer nearly 10,000 square feet of more than 150 brands in action sports gear and apparel for ski, snowboard, skate, and bike. Ski, snowboard, and bike service is operated with over 20 years of experience by Matt Hupperts and his team - formerly of Denver’s premier shop Edgeworks/Bicycle Doctor. The store also features a ski boot fitting bar for custom boot fitting services.

Transforming lives through experiential adventures. Custom, unique outdoor adventures & education: fly fishing (wade / float), sightseeing tours, mountain bike tours, cycling tours, hiking trips, rock climbing (single pitch, multi-pitch, alpine), peak ascents, whitewater rafting, horseback riding, snowshoeing, ski tours, backpacking trips (Rocky Mountain National Park / Flat Top Wilderness) ATV tours, photography tours, historic tours, avalanche education, guide training course, and more!

"In March 1938, while officiating the National Downhill at Mount Mansfield in Stowe, Vermont, Roger F. Langley, then president of the National Ski Association, had an industry-changing idea. Langley was impressed by the "super patrol" for the race that Charles Minot "Minnie" Dole had created from members of the Mt. Mansfield, Pittsfield, and Burlington ski patrols. While watching the race at Shambles Corners on the Nosedive trail, Langley asked Dole if he would organize a national patrol like the one in use at the race. Not one to shy from a challenge, and having lost a friend on the slopes two years earlier, "Minnie" accepted, and the National Ski Patrol was born.

Today, the nonprofit National Ski Patrol still adheres to the creed of "Service and Safety" established more than 75 years ago. As the industry has evolved, so too has the NSP. The emergence of new snow sports like snowboarding, tubing, and snow-skating has introduced new equipment and terrain, requiring new safety and rescue techniques and emergency care methods to be developed and taught. In addition, greater access to the backcountry has brought new training and regimens for NSP members.

As the leading authority of on-mountain safety, the NSP is dedicated to serving the public and outdoor recreation industry by providing education and accreditation to emergency care and safety service providers. The organization is made up of over 29,000 members serving over 650 patrols. Our members work on behalf of local ski and snowboard areas to improve the overall experience for outdoor recreationalists."

Located in Vail Village, American Ski Exchange has been the go to family run and operated ski shop in Vail, CO for 30 years. We are all about a great value and exceptional experience. Your vacation rides on us. Not only do we offer the latest in ski and snowboarding gear but our depth of knowledge and experience ensures you will get the most out of your time on and off the mountain.

Clean Trails is an Evergreen, CO based 501 (c) 3 nonprofit organization with a nation-wide community of people dedicated to keeping our wild places and the trails that access those spaces free of litter. Study after study shows the highest indicator that someone will pick up litter is if they witness someone else picking up litter. That’s because peer group norms are more powerful than incentives, and when worked in concert with each other, they can provide impressive behavioral change impacts.

Uncover Colorado is probably the best free travel guide for the Centennial State! We showcase a comprehensive list of the best activities, annual festivals, towns, hotels and made in Colorado companies. Thousands of travelers each day visit looking for fun things to do here. For businesses we offer complimentary listings, for activities, events, hotels and Colorado products, as well as paid advertising.