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Tara Alatorre

Tara Alatorre

Verified

Editor, Sky-Hi News

United States

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Mental health, Entertainment , BIPOC Fashion, Diet Culture, Health Disparities , Black Health, Plus Size Fashion , Diet Culture, Art, Body Positivity, BIPOC Issues, Fat Phobia

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Total articles 400

  • Grand County’s first tow rope and the birth of Berthoud Pass

    By Tara Alatorre Verified| Sky-Hi News Verified Berthoud Pass Ski Area was owned by the U.S. Forest Service and was a popular place in the 1920s for backcountry skiers. By 1933, the train allowed easier access to the area, and it became even more popular for recreationists, despite no formal ski area established there. Skiing Berthoud meant driving to the top of the pass and sending a car to the bottom to retrieve skiers after their run.

    By Tara Alatorre Verified · Sky-Hi News

    Jan. 12, 2025

  • 2024 Best of Grand: Rocky Mountain National Park dazzles visitors no matter the time of year

    By Tara Alatorre Verified| Sky-Hi News Verified There is no shortage of amazing scenery and wildlife in Grand County, which is home to the headwaters of the Colorado River, ski resorts, Grand Lake — the largest natural lake in the state — and seemingly endless recreation opportunities on surrounding public lands. Despite all these stunning places, readers voted Rocky Mountain National Park as the Best Place to Impress Out-of-Towners in this year’s Best of Grand contest.

    By Tara Alatorre Verified · Sky-Hi News

    Dec. 14, 2024

  • Grand County’s first tow rope and the birth of Berthoud Pass

    By Tara Alatorre Verified| Sky-Hi News Verified Berthoud Pass Ski Area was owned by the U.S. Forest Service and was a popular place in the 1920s for backcountry skiers. By 1933, the train allowed easier access to the area, and it became even more popular for recreationists, despite no formal ski area established there. Skiing Berthoud meant driving to the top of the pass and sending a car to the bottom to retrieve skiers after their run.

    By Tara Alatorre Verified · Sky-Hi News

    Jan. 12, 2025

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Sky-Hi News

Granby, Colorado, United States

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