Colorado Trail Socks
Description: The #ColoradoTrail is a 485 mile long distance #hiking and #biking trail from just south of Denver to Durango. An additional 80 mile alternate section was added that goes through the Collegiate Peaks wilderness area. Invite your hiker friends to join you. This route map design of The Colorado-Trail is a great memory #keepsake of your long distance hiking #adventure. For hikers, trekkers, bicyclists, hiking clubs, and anyone who loves exploring the USA's wilderness and scenic parks.
Route Map of the Colorado Trail for Hikers Socks
by Regarding Trails, Books, Humor, Sports and Other Regards
$20
Description: This Keystone Colorado design features a stylized ski trail map with winding slopes leading down from rugged alpine peaks. A gondola lift adds to the mountain resort atmosphere, making it a perfect representation of Colorado’s skiing culture. With its bold lines and clean layout, this artwork captures the thrill of Keystone’s world-class slopes.
Description: A stylized map of Copper Mountain in Frisco, Colorado, depicted in white with red lines representing trails and blue dots indicating terrain features. The overall shape resembles a mountain or a large leaf. The text 'Copper Mountain' is prominently displayed in a script font below the map, followed by 'FRISCO, COLORADO' in a block font.
Description: A retro Manitou Incline hiking design for Colorado hikers, outdoor adventurers, trail climbers, tourists, and anyone proud of completing the famous mountain stair climb. It connects Manitou Springs trips, Colorado travel, nature lovers and fitness.
Manitou Incline Colorado Hiking Trail Mountain Climb Hike Socks
by Carlota Suazo
$14 $20
Description: A outdoorsy-themed graphic featuring snow-capped mountains silhouetted against a yellow sun. A winding road leads up and over the mountains with a small red car on the road. The text "I Survived" is above the sun, and a badge with the number '34' is superimposed on the sun. Below the mountains is '12,183'" and the text "Trail Ridge Road" and "Rocky Mountain National Park".