Author: George Olson

Fall into Fun at the Pumpkin Patch

Written by George Olson on October 16, 2020. Posted in Blog.

Take a little road trip this fall to northeast Colorado. The shift in seasons brings autumn traditions across the state, including this

Go RVing in Logan County

Written by George Olson on October 8, 2020. Posted in Blog.

Hop in your RV, hitch up your camper or pack your pup tent. If you want to get away, we’ve got all the “away” you will need. Logan County is the perfect Colorado vacation idea for RVing into the great outdoors with room to roam. Road Trip Colorado Vacation Ideas Experience the wide open, the big sky, the quiet roadways, the slower way of life, all on your own. Close around

Fall Foliage Road Trip

Written by George Olson on October 1, 2020. Posted in Blog.

Have you ever taken a fall foliage road trip to northeast Colorado? Maybe it’s time to take a look at autumn’s lovely colors outside of the more busy destinations. Maybe it’s time to look at Sterling, Colorado.

Reasons for a Road Trip to Logan County

Written by George Olson on September 18, 2020. Posted in Blog.

STERLING FUN FACTS! 1. Sterling was named one of the “25 Best Pheasant Hunting Towns in America” by Pheasants Forever.

3 Reasons to Visit Logan County

Written by George Olson on September 11, 2020. Posted in Blog.

1. Skip the Traffic Jams Are you looking to plan a visit to Sterling? Find a variety of ideas to fill your itinerary. Maybe you love

3 Reasons to Visit Logan County This Weekend

Written by George Olson on August 28, 2020. Posted in Blog.

1) Art and Culture in Logan County See why Logan County is the art and culture center for northeast Colorado. Known for its tree sculptures by renowned

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Aim for a Stronger Game

Written by George Olson on August 21, 2020. Posted in Blog.

Enjoy all forms of shooting sports with your family or friends at the 300-acre Logan County Shooting Sports Complex just outside….

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Spring

Written by George Olson on August 21, 2020. Posted in Uncategorised.

When the days start getting longer, it’s time to get out and enjoy our wide-open space. We’ve got some out-of-the-ordinary ideas to help you plan your free-range experience in the warm sunshine or under our starry skies. So spring off the beaten path and make your next Colorado Road trip to Sterling and Logan County. THE BEST SPRING ACTIVITIES IN LOGAN COUNTY 1. Birding. Spring birding is legendary. Birds are flaunting their very best and brightest colors as they prepare for mating season. Their spring migration journeys take them across hundreds and thousands of miles, giving...

Winter

Written by George Olson on August 21, 2020. Posted in Uncategorised.

Northeast Colorado winters can often be mild and dry, allowing us to enjoy some of our favorite fall activities well into December, January, and February. But even when the temperatures drop and everything is dusted with a layer of snow, it’s fun to bundle up and have a good time as a free-range visitor on your next Colorado road trip. THE BEST WINTER ACTIVITIES IN LOGAN COUNTY Photo Courtesy of North Sterling State Park 1. Ice Fishing. North Sterling State Park is a fisherman’s paradise offering a 3,000-acre lake with a fascinating array of flats and coves to explore. The park...

Fall

Written by George Olson on August 21, 2020. Posted in Uncategorised.

This could be considered our best time of the year. Autumn ushers in warmer days and cooler nights along the South Platte River valley and out to the unique formations of the quiet prairie. It’s perfect for a road trip to the great outdoors in northeast Colorado. THE BEST FALL ACTIVITIES IN LOGAN COUNTY 1. Scenic Drives and Pleasant Hikes. Experience northeast Colorado’s broad display of colorful fall foliage. Pack snacks in the car and take a leisurely drive to the North Sterling State Park, and the open countryside around it. Or enjoy a quiet walk along the South Plate River and the...

Ideas for the Four Seasons

Written by George Olson on August 20, 2020. Posted in Uncategorised.

A variety of weather is one of Logan County’s best resources! We typically enjoy four distinct climates here. Spring is usually moderate, summer is sunny and hot, fall is mildly crisp, and winter can be windy, snowy, and cold. But take note: Mother Nature can be unpredictable, and there are often unseasonable days for enjoying all sorts of outdoor activities when it’s least expected. Just make sure you dress for the weather, whatever it might be! [widgetkit id=”21″ name=”Four Seasons”]