The only springtime traffic you’ll run into in the valley of Green Mountain Falls, 15 minutes west of Colorado Springs and a two-and-a-half hour drive from Eagle County, will be at a stop for the rows of goslings crossing the road. May is a quiet time for this small town, and as the goslings grow to be geese this summer, the crowds will start to come.“It’s the lake and the gazebo that make this town special,” said Rachael Warwick, a server at The Pantry breakfast and lunch eatery, near what’s known as Gazebo Lake. “It’s just been around for so …
Source:: Vail Daily Feed
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