Bill and Craig both appear to be ready to draw as they enter Beau Jo's. It’s time for the 24th edition of Colopalooza! Let’s do this.

Once those delicious pizzas arrive, the guns really start firing. These bad boys are vaporized in mere minutes.

Finally the boys arrive to unpack in their native homeland--the illustrious Log Palace.

Craig soon spots a huge red fox making his way past the Palace. There’s no doubt that he must have smelled pizza remains.

After unpacking, the Paloozians venture over to Grand Adventures for some high speed four-wheeling. Here are the boys talking strategy.

The Paloozians are ready to fire up these engines and roll.

Milo and Chris listen to the guide’s final instructions.

Craig looking deadly serious about wanting to avoid breathing in about 3-4 pounds of mountain dust.

Chris grabs the wheel and makes his way up the mountain.

The lads keep a bit of distance to reduce the dust intake. Along the way, there are some great views of the valley below.

Before long, the Paloozians are high above the valley--a perfect spot for a group shot.

Near the top of the peak, the Paloozians find a clear mountain stream. They have no idea where this water comes from.

It must have been one hairy ride to take this railroad over the pass back in the late 1800's.

But that doesn’t deter Bill from stepping out on this creaky old bridge for a good pic. Hell, he’s been on house money since 2015.

The Paloozians gather for a final group shot high atop the Colorado Rockies before heading back down to Winter Park.

Any day spent doing much of anything near Winter Park is usually rewarded with fresh beers at Hideaway Brewing. Cheers!

Sean decides to add his own collectible ski map to Hideaway's epic men’s room collection.

Seanie gives us the one finger shooter from Hideaway.

Before embarking on a day of fishing, the Paloozians receive their carefully-selected lures and an assortment of food rations.

Clem starts the day off strong by first catching a fly on his thumb and then accidentally snapping his fly rod in half.

But while often tested, the notion that “the Palooza waits for no man” is again upheld as an immutable law. Here's Sean happily casting into the Fraser, hardly giving a thought to poor Clemmie having to drive back to Granby to buy a new rod.

If it were up to Craig, Palooza would be nothing but pizza, beer, trout fishing and football.

Milo has gotten better at fishing over the years. Here he is hauling in his first brook of the day.

After fishing the wider part of the Fraser, the boys come back closer to the Log Palace to fish it higher up. More of a stream.

The Paloozians have to hike pretty far up a hill and then down the other side to get to what looked like an ideal trout stream.

Yes, that is a fresh brown bear track that Smalls has found near the stream.

After a long day of trout fishing, it’s time for the boys to head back. It’s almost beer thirty!

Smalls uses the Fraser River Canyon sign to air out his fishy-smelling lucky vest. Quite a solid day along the water.

The boys take a load off as they wait for Clem to pick them up.

Back in town, it’s time to partake at the Fraser River Beer Co.

It’s a perfectly cool, sunny afternoon in back. Ideal for beers.

The Paloozians get an early Day 3 start and are treated to a gun show. Here’s Clem trying really hard not look like he’s flexing.

Five of your Paloozian heroes gather near the old railroad bridge, right before starting their hike over Rogers Pass.

The Paloozians pass the trailhead sign as they begin their ascent.

The boys hike through the forest for about the first mile.

But they quickly get above tree line where they are able to see the naked runs of the ski resort below.

The trail gets thinner and rockier as the Paloozians gain elevation. You can tell that not too many people come up this high.

Near the summit, you can feel the oxygen depleting quite a bit. Smalls starts feeling lightheaded as Seanie takes a water break.

Bill makes his way along the trail, gamely holding those painful altitude sickness memories at bay. Atta boy, B-Luv.

Arriving at the summit, the Paloozians are rewarded with a view of a pristine alpine lake.

From this high up, the Paloozians are able to see Boulder Valley over on the far right.

The Paloozians gather at the summit marker for a group pic and a final chance to catch their breath before heading back down.

After their long hike, the boys reward themselves with some low-calorie Ditch burgers.

With the Palooza Van packed and ready to roll eastward, the Paloozians bid farewell to the beloved Log Palace.

Clem has that “I’m blowing my curl day for this” look on his face.

Thrilled to have survived yet another brush with high eIevation, Bill settles in for a night of good music at Red Rocks.

Milo looks like he’s up to something as he checks out Red Rocks.

Greensky Bluegrass bust into a lot of banjo and guitar riffs as huge full moon rises above the famed Red Rocks stage.

With a rare 11am Buffs kickoff, the Paloozians are forced into action by 9am to properly prepare for the day's game.

The highlight of any early Boulder tailgate is Michael Levine’s spicy bloodies. But he refuses to share the damn recipe!!

It’s a spectacular day as the Paloozians make their way to Folsom.

Sean flashes Paloozian gang signs as Craig and Bill keep an eye out for any competing gangs of mid-50’s cube dwellers.

Air Force gathers in the southwest end zone before kickoff.

Craig sneaks into the student section to hang with his baby Buff.

The students raise their arms, as it is time for kick-off.

The Buffs jump out to an early lead off of a Laviska Shenault TD. But Air Force runs and runs and runs some more until they run in for the last score and an overtime win.

After the game, the boys make their way over to Boulder’s largest brewery—Avery Brewing.

A bit later, Zoe joins the Paloozians for dinner at Avery.

The next day, Craig gets up early to take Zoe out for breakfast before he and the boys head to Denver for the Broncos game.

As is their tradition, they take a quick drive up Flagstaff to enjoy the view overlooking Boulder.

Craig regroups with the boys and they head down to Brooklyn’s, which has long been a staple of Paloozian pre-games.

The best thing about Brooklyn's is their back patio, which is always filled with orange-clad fans and bottles of Coors.

The boys get their tix ready as they enter Invesco…errr…Sports Authority…errr…Empower…oh whatever, it’s MILE HIGH!

The Broncos and Bears square off in a stiff defensive battle with the guys from Chicago getting the close win.

Milo looks very seriously into the camera as he bids you farewell from Denver. See you next year…or perhaps not?!?!