The Adventurist newsletter

BY TYNIN FRIES, TFRIES@DENVERPOST.COM

Hi friends!

For me, it's gardening season, the time when I attempt to get my backyard into shape for planting. I think this is the last weekend of hard gardening work, so maybe I'll reward myself with a hike. How are you spending your spring weekends?

Heads up

Check the weather before you head out on your adventures because we've entered hail season. This afternoon, we're expecting severe thunderstorms with possible hail and damaging winds. Friday will also have a chance for storms, while Saturday and Sunday look warmer, sunnier and drier.

A jogger braves light snow and cold temperatures along the High Line Canal trail at Eisenhower Park in Denver. (Photo by Andy Cross/The Denver Post)


Your Weekly 5:

  1. Popular High Line Canal Trail access path in Littleton to reopen after nearly five-month closure
  2. Colorado announces digital passport as part of state’s 150th anniversary
  3. A Bigfoot- and UFO-lovers’ travel guide to Colorado
  4. Bear sightings have started in Colorado
  5. A complete guide to 2025 metro Denver farmers markets

Worth Your Time

Artist rendering of the new Ullrhof midmountain restaurant coming to Snowmass. The existing 56-year-old building will be dismantled and rebuilt with double the capacity of the old one. The new building will open for the 2026-27 season. (Provided by Aspen Skiing Company)


Colorado ski resort will pump $80 million into new lifts, restaurant

Snowmass Mountain resort will undergo $80 million in improvements this summer, including a new lift in Elk Camp, a transformation of the popular midmountain restaurant and upgraded snowmaking.

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Get Yourself Outdoors

A tennis player takes a swing during an afternoon game at the City Park Tennis Courts in Denver on April 16, 2025. (Photo by RJ Sangosti/The Denver Post)


Tennis is booming, but there are fewer courts to handle increased demand

And not just because of competition with pickleball. The number of tennis players has risen by 45% in just six years.

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Dog of the Week

Archie

"This Denver adventurist might be a cat, but is such a dog at heart. He sits for treats, paws at the door, destroys plush toys and follows us everywhere, even to the mountains," owner Diana Turkal writes.

Want your pup to be featured in Dog of the Week? Email a photo and short description to tfries@denverpost.com.