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Roaring Fork River

Roaring Fork River

Tributary in ColoradoWikipedia

Search complete. 12 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Roaring Fork River".

Oct 17, 2026

Marc BarnwellGUEST
9:17
I'm talking about some of our, the other rivers, the upper Colorado from like Pump House down to all the way down to Catamount is typically, you know, we call that our upper Colorado.
Marc BarnwellGUEST
9:32
um then from like catamount down to dot zero and then there's puddings take-ins all along there horse creek pinball yeah down to dot zero and then obviously the fork which you guys are probably familiar with the roaring fork um west bank two rivers carbondale west bank two rivers and then the lower lower colorado from like two rivers down to You know, Dyno, Silt, Newcastle, Rifle, all of those.
Marc BarnwellGUEST
10:03
Yeah.
Scott NielsenHOST
10:04
Gotcha.

13 MINS LATER

Marc BarnwellGUEST
22:46
I had this story of just how you were saying that.
Marc BarnwellGUEST
22:50
This was what, two months ago, early when we had the closures just go into effect.
Marc BarnwellGUEST
22:57
And this was, we were doing a float on the, on the roaring fork.
Marc BarnwellGUEST
22:59
There's multiple trips going out on the roaring fork.
Jeff HurdSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:35
No, it's the right decision to ensure that Iran, the greatest sponsor of state, uh, terrorism in the world, does not have nuclear weapons, and that the ballistic missile shield that they're u- that they were building to protect those nuclear weapons is not operable.
Hallie ZanderHOST
0:49
Hurd is locked in a race with former Aspen City Councilor Duane Romero to represent Colorado's third congressional district, which includes the Roaring Fork and Colorado River valleys.
Hallie ZanderHOST
0:59
Romero is a West Point graduate and a combat veteran of the Gulf War.
Hallie ZanderHOST
1:03
He's adamantly against the war in Iran.
John HuntGUEST
2:26
But the lower Colorado, most of the Colorado's closed for fishing.
John HuntGUEST
2:30
The Roaring Fork is now closed for fishing.
John HuntGUEST
2:32
The Eagle is closed for fishing.
John HuntGUEST
2:35
The Frying Pan is still open and available, the, the Crystal, uh, and then, I mean, you got, like, the Yampa has no water in it, and a bunch of the Freestones are already done 'cause it was a low snowpack year.
Katie RizzoGUEST
23:44
Well, before this, I had stopped teaching, and I had taken every writing course I could find.
Katie RizzoGUEST
23:54
And I had written two YA, so young adult books, about the Roaring Fork River and kids growing up near
speaker_1NARRATOR
24:07
there.
Katie RizzoGUEST
24:09
Neither one has been taken by a publisher, but that's how I got my agent.
Drew ShawCORRESPONDENT
0:22
The Aspen Glen Golf Company is asking Garfield County commissioners to modify a 34-year-old wildlife protection area next to its golf course.
Drew ShawCORRESPONDENT
0:30
That protection was initially put on about 20 acres along the Roaring Fork River to protect an eagle's nest.
Drew ShawCORRESPONDENT
0:36
But that nest was destroyed in 2018, prompting the birds to move upstream.
Drew ShawCORRESPONDENT
0:41
Now, Aspen Glen wants to build 18 homes in the area.
Dan DunnHOST
8:41
This stuff is actually made in Aspen.
Dan DunnHOST
8:43
They use water from the Roaring Fork River and Colorado-grown red winter wheat.
Dan DunnHOST
8:48
The water originates high above Aspen and filters through crystalline rock and into an alkaline aquifer before eventually making its way into the vodka.
Dan DunnHOST
8:58
It's continuously distilled and then finished through silver filtration.
Steve StocktonHOST
16:37
Over the Fourth of July weekend in 1938, the Bealharts family went camping at Colorado's Rocky Mountain National Park.
Steve StocktonHOST
16:44
The family, including four-year-old Alfred Billharts and his older siblings, camped near Estes Park in the Roaring Fork River region.
Steve StocktonHOST
16:53
On July 3, the family walked along the trail to go fishing, with Albert lagging behind.
Steve StocktonHOST
16:59
Around 8 a.m., his parents noticed he was missing.
Steve StocktonHOST
13:34
Over the Fourth of July weekend in 1938, the Billharts family went camping at Colorado's Rocky Mountain National Park.
Steve StocktonHOST
13:42
The family, including four-year-old Alfred Billharts and his older siblings, camped near Estes Park in the Roaring Fork River region.
Steve StocktonHOST
13:50
On July 3, the family walked along the trail to go fishing, with Albert lagging behind.
Steve StocktonHOST
13:56
Around 8 a.m., his parents noticed he was missing.

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