By Brad Klafehn There’s a pipeline which runs through Central Colorado. Known best to its owners and maintainers, it unobtrusively carries an invisible commodity north and south. Not oil, natural gas, or carbon dioxide, it carries the hopes and aspirations of a class of active dreamers who take to foot and wheel on long-distance journeys of discovery and self-discovery. This is the Continental Divide Trail (CDT), which attracts self-powered visionaries to our area from Colorado and around the world. Starting in March, the flow runs south to north, as the New Mexican desert heats up. After an often arduous trial ...
