Bay's Creek Blog

When was the last time you were this peaceful, relaxed, content, and connected? Prayers, wisdom, positive action, and a meaningful sense of awarene...

During this crisis year that is 2020, may we all be able to find a moment of rest, comfort, and contentment as this bull elk resting in alpine wild...

Some estimates put the bighorn sheep population around 400 in the Rocky Mountain National Park area.  Extreme luck last week brought us to find the...

The moose population must be doing very well in RMNP.  11 moose in 3 days is a record by far.  We were thrilled to see bulls, cows and three calves...

Black and white.  Always highlights the beauty after a storm. This storm will pass.  We’ll be together, better, and a more beautiful humanity than ...

Hard to describe the power and beauty of a Rocky Mountain blue sky after a storm. Hopefully the blue skies following this COVID storm are even more...

Is this fog starting to lift, or are we just seeing a short break in the clouds?   The warm spring temps, green growth all around, and positive "ov...

Jagged.  A fitting word for the times? The jagged edges and trails always provide a bit more adventure, expose true strengths, and create experienc...

Beast mode Sunday. May we all approach this week, and the remainder of the COVID-19 challenge, with the wisdom, positivity, strength, and confidenc...

The winter snow has likely melted away, probably about the same time the humans disappeared.  I can only imagine how the sheep and other wildlife m...

What do you see? Perspective finds an adventure on the Lumpy Ridge Trail in Rocky Mountain National Park.  The rock formations provide endless fun,...

I can relate.  In these crazy times I usually end up talking to myself as well.   Best wishes to those on the COVID-19 front, and may you find some...