At the height of his fame in 1984, Michael Jackson took a private break at Caribou Ranch in Colorado during The Jacksons’ Victory Tour. Away from the crowds, cameras and constant attention, the singer enjoyed horseback riding, explored the Rocky Mountains on a three-wheeled Honda ATV and spent hours rehearsing his dance moves. The secluded recording studio offered him something he rarely experienced: the freedom to step outside without being surrounded by bodyguards.
