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Close An overview of Cresta Open Space in Colorado Springs, with the left foreground being the proposed location of an envisioned mountain bike pump track. Photo Courtesy of Colorado Springs Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services
The prospect of a new mountain bike venue in Colorado Springs coincides with a struggling effort to reimagine an old one. "It's not either/or," said Cory Sutela, executive director of Medicine Wheel Trail Advocates, the sport's leading advocacy group locally. But momentum sides with an envisioned series of rollers, berms and other skill-building spoils at Cresta Open Space on the city's southwest side. Meanwhile, on the northeast, dreams continue for a better Goose Gossage Bike Park. "Make Goose Gossage Great Again," goes the name of the GoFundMe that started in early April, aimed at improvin...
Levitt Pavilion in Denver's Ruby Hill Park will host free concerts again this summer. Author: Alexander Kirk Updated: 9:23 AM MDT April 21, 2021 DENVER — Levitt Pavilion Denver has announced the first shows of its 2021 comeback series of free concerts. Levitt Pavilion Denver expects to open with a capacity of just over 3,800 patrons — about half of its standard capacity — beginning Friday, May 14. After canceling its slate of concerts in 2020, organizers said the concerts will return with a focus on following state and city recommendations for sanitation ...