Moving to Loveland, Colorado

Hi All,
I'm Cynthia - a newbie here. I'm currently based in Chandler, Arizona where I rent the Super Cubs and Great Lakes.
My Arizona friends fly their homebuilt taildraggers, and they take me places when I want to visit the backcountry.

I'm moving to Loveland, Colorado in June. It's going to be really different flying over there weather wise, and I've done a lot of reading on flying by the Rockies.

My buddies are staying in Arizona for now
They might move up with me in a year or so
In the meantime, I'd like to chat with more people that know about flying in Colorado.

Specifically, I was curious if anyone has any input on people or flight schools in or near Loveland, CO that would let me rent and play around with tailwheels.
There's not much tailwheel activity near Loveland according to the internet, so I wanted to put my feelers out here.

Thanks for reading,
Cynthia

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