
Maren Horjus
Digital Director at 5280 Magazine
Outdoors journalist with a sports problem. Digital director at @5280magazine, 2x author, and Northwestern alum. Formerly @rei and @backpackermag. 🏕❄️🏄♀️
Articles
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3 weeks ago |
5280.com | Maren Horjus
Over the past decade, the highlight of the Broncos’ season occurred when no football was being played. As Denver stacked losing record after losing record, saying farewell to coach after coach, fans could at least rally around the springtime promise of the NFL Draft. It was thrilling! We’d sit at the edge of our seats, spellbound by the sight of a paunchy executive sauntering to a podium.
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3 weeks ago |
5280.com | Maren Horjus
This one’s for the kiddos (and kids at heart). A Mexican tradition since 1925, Día del Niño—or Day of the Child—celebrates little ones and their importance to our future.
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3 weeks ago |
5280.com | Maren Horjus
For Colorado’s famously active, outdoors-loving population, the perfect vacation is probably an adventure. Whether you’re bike touring through the Loire Valley, bird-watching in New Zealand, trekking to Everest Base Camp, or highpointing a fourteener, your idea of getting out there is diverse and, well, big. In the mid-1970s, however, adventure travel was a new, if growing, idea.
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2 months ago |
5280.com | Alyssa Chutka |Maren Horjus
Any self-respecting Coloradan knows there’s no such thing as the offseason. But whether you’re itching to ski, snowshoe, or hike, it can be tough to plan for spring’s fickle weather and hairy snow conditions. We asked Golden Mountain Guides owner Ben Coryell, who has led shoulder-season trips in the Rockies for 15 years, for his best safety tips for keeping the stoke alive. 1. March weather in Colorado is “variable at best,” Coryell says. (And above 9,500 feet?
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2 months ago |
5280.com | Maren Horjus |Jay Bouchard
When 200 ski patrollers in Park City walked off the job on December 27, 2024, they began the first patrol strike in more than 50 years. Operations at America’s largest ski resort were crippled for two weeks as more than 70 percent of the mountain’s terrain remained closed due to a lack of experienced workforce. Amidst abundant snowfall, hourslong lines twisted through the mountain village as furious skiers directed chants—“Pay your employees!”—at the mountain’s owner, Vail Resorts.
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