Click here to download this issue of Rocky Mountain Outdoors. It’s got fun, interesting and informative articles, the first tentative schedule for this year’s conference, and more.

Moonset, St. John Church, Del Norte, CO © John Hanou

Here’s the first issue of Rocky Mountain Outdoors for 2019. It’s chock-full of great articles, columns and photos over twelve pages. Click here to download it — be patient: it’s more than 15MB! But it’s worth it.

RMOWPers gathered around park ranger Patrick Myers in Great Sand Dunes National Park & Preserve. © Kent Taylor

Finally! Here are the results of the 2018 contest, plus photos and description of our terrific conference in Alamosa and Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve in southern Colorado. The field trip onto Wild Horse Mesa to photograph — you guessed it — wild horses was grand. And the post-conference excursion on the Cumbres and Toltec railroad enjoyed by all. The workshops were the best yet – informational and fun – the perfect combination. Click here to see it all.

Five horsemen travel along upper Medano Creek in Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve near Alamosa, Colorado. by William Horton

Hot off the presses: the last newsletter before conference. News, announcements, photos, tips … it’s all here. Click to download it now.

It’s wonderful what you can see while walking around the campground at Great Sand Dunes. © Don Laine

Click here to see and download a pdf of the newsletter. You’ll find all your favorite columns, some announcements, the latest information about our upcoming conference in Alamosa/Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve in Colorado, and more.

“Great Sand Dunes National Park” © Ryan Weishalla

Click here for the May-June issue of Rocky Mountain Outdoors. It’s chock-full of interesting and fun articles, photos extraordinaire, more details about our upcoming conference, news from members and corporate friends, announcements, and more. All in 8 pages!

A wild horse named “Papa” that you just might see next September ©
Judy Barnes

Here’s the latest Rocky Mountain Outdoors with new information about our upcoming conference in Alamosa, Colorado and Great Sand Dunes National Park & Preserve. We’ve added an exciting opportunity to photograph wild horses as a pre-conference auto tour. Kenita Gibbins warns what not to do when traveling on Amtrak, and President Kent Taylor shares a good snake story.
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Meal time (Sandwash Basin, CO) © Laurie Ford

Hot off the presses! The first issue of Rocky Mountain Outdoors for 2018. You’ll find updates on the conference and contest, some wonderful and informative articles, plus info on a new gunsmithing series by a fellow member.

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Long-eared Myotis Bat (Myotis velifer) © Frank Zurey

The final issue for 2017 is here. With great articles, news about a member’s upcoming book (see page 3), what our scholarship winner has been up to (page 8), an opportunity to photograph bats in southeastern Arizona (page 10), plus another “Jack’s thumbnails” of RMOWP conferences (pages 6-7), the writer’s corner and president’s column.

I know you can’t wait… so click here for the pdf.

The last light of day highlights the driftwood in Medano Creek in Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve, near Alamosa, Colorado. © William Horton

Finally! Here’s the Sep-Oct newsletter. We’ve got the Writer’s Corner and Jack’s Jaunts, this year’s scholarship winner, and more breaking news.

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