Judging by the line of cars parked at this Jefferson County trailhead, many Coloradans took to the parks over the weekend to enjoy some open spaces while presumably practicing social distancing but one ranger wants to remind visitors that even the parks have places that are not risk free. Here are his suggestions to remain as safe as possible:
videos from jcosrangerjason Twitter & jeffcoopenspace FB
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Currently snowpack in the high country of Colorado is higher than it was at the same time in 2019, the last year Colorado’s drought level (…)
