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Our Public Path – Boulder Weekly

Posted onJuly 14, 2011January 3, 2021AuthorPaul MagsLeave a comment

An article on The Colorado Trail I wrote for the Boulder Weekly. A quick overview with some options to explore The Colorado Trail for a day, a weekend or the whole enchlada!

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