Caffeine Crawl Ft. Collins
Aug 6th
The Caffeine Crawl Colorado is coming through Ft. Collins with 3 routes on August 7th. Drive, Bike or Crawl through the city to locate quality caffeine outlets for public consumption!
Fort Collins will host its second annual Caffeine Crawl on Friday, August 7th, kicking off the Colorado adventure. 8 participating shops and multiple biking or walking routes will deliver a true taste of FoCo culture, and the lineup is tantalizing – coffee roasters, tea masters, and artisan chocolatiers will bring you “behind the bar” for a taste of the love they pour into your morning beverage every day.
You won’t want to miss weekend number one of Caffeine Crawl Colorado – grab your ticket and we’ll see you there! Or join the Caffeine Crawl in Denver, Boulder or Colorado Springs coming up as well.
Get Tickets Here
Or Win Tickets from Ft. Collins Channel 1 by submitting your best coffee selfie to us in an email here! *Note you’d like to attend the Ft. Collins Crawl in the email.
Friday, August 7th
Routes 1 & 2 : 2p – 5:30p
Routes 3 & 4 : 2p – 6p
Route 5 : 3p – 6p
Ft. Collins Crawl List:
Bean Cycle Roasters, Bindle Coffee, The Coffee Registry, Everyday Joe’s Coffee House, Happy Lucky’s Teahouse, Harbinger Coffee with Sweet Bloom Coffee Roasters, Nuance Chocolate, Starry Night Espresso Cafe
Website: http://www.caffeinecrawl.com/fort-collins–boulder.html
Leather Headquarters is headed to the Sturgis Bike Rally!
Jul 30th
Join Leather Headquarters at the 75 annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally! Find their mobile shop amidst the hoards of people that attend this awesome event that spans the infamous Black Hills of South Dakota. Grab some gear to enhance your ride or just to fit in with the rest of the crowd, plus there’s tons of great scenic rides around so don’t miss this!
Grand Lake, Colorado
Jul 29th
About 80 miles Northwest of Denver lays Grand Lake, a small town with a population of under 500. Grand Lake was established in 1881 and has an elevation of close to 8500 feet. The town is full of private lakes that give landowners a feeling of peace and seclusion.
Grand Lake is tucked away between parts of the Rocky Mountains. This was my first time at Grand Lake and the thing that stood out most to me was the beauty of being on a boat and feeling at sea level, while you actually sit thousands of feet above buried in the Rockies.
Being surrounded by Snow capped mountains and extremely deep Lakes is only part of the environment. A local resident is used to such animals as Moose, Hummingbirds, Mallards and plenty of Deer and Elk.
