In 1969, Mark bought his first camera, a Kodak 126, and has developed a passion for photography ever since. He enjoys shooting anything nature, including wildlife, flowers, bugs and landscapes. Mark is always looking for the shots others have overlooked and amasses around 50,000 photos a year.
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As a photojournalist, Charlie received national and state awards in photojournalism. He has been published in numerous newspapers and publications, including US News & World Report, Newsweek, Runners World, National Cattlemen's Beef Association, Playboy (news story), Chemical Times, Animal Rights Weekly and Weekly Reader.
Jeff moved to the Fort Collins area more than 20 years ago. He has had a lifelong passion for photography of all types, and especially enjoys combining this passion with his love of the Front Range. He also enjoys spending time with his family.
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After a successful technology career, Harry moved from California to northern Colorado to pursue his passion for outdoor activities and photography. He developed and helps maintain Larimer County Department of Natural Resources' photo database and is active in the Fort Collins Digital Camera Club.
Larimer County works with municipal and transportation agencies and willing landowners to connect cities and towns with regional trails, also known as shared-use paths. These trails are used daily for recreation and transportation and, in some cases, receive move than 600,000 visitors annually. Regional trails are some of the most popular outdoor recreation amenities in Larimer County.
| Address | Phone | Office Hours | |
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| Administrative Offices (Carter Lake district) 1800 S. County Road 31 Loveland, CO 80537 | parksoffice@larimer.org | 970-619-4570 | March - October: 9 AM - 4 PM, 7 days a week List of campgrounds, map, link to reservations, policies and fee info.
If you are looking for some incredible vistas close to town as you hike, then head to Horsetooth Mountain Park. Hughey Open Space is adjacent to the southwest border of Horsetooth Mountain Park and includes the southwestern mountainous slopes leading up to Horsetooth Rock. It is managed as part of the Horsetooth Mountain Park, and you will be able to appreciate the scenic views and occasional glimpses of wildlife as you look to the southwest from the trails. |
