Welcome, Denver weekend hikers!

Location
Denver, CO 39.73-104.95 80206US
Meetups
179 so far
Rating
Weekend Hikers...Plus 4.50 4.50144
Founded
April 9, 2006

The photo: It's winter now. This photo is from our hike in Alderfer/Three Sisters park. Come on out and enjoy the winter with us. There is no place better to be to enjoy the winter than Colorado.

NOTICE: It is winter now. We will continue to have activities during the winter months but be aware of the weather. If there is any doubt check any activity ON THE MORNING OF to see if it has been canceled!!!!

Camaraderie. Conversation. Fresh Air & Exercise

Join us for an opportunity to meet new people while getting outdoors. Kids are welcome. Fido too on his/her leash where allowed. On Sundays we usually stick close to Denver with 2 hour hikes offering great Colorado scenery and views. You will sometimes get to see big horn sheep (like on the Quandary climb), hawks soaring overhead (like from Dinasour Ridge) , wildflowers in the spring, and songbirds in the forest. We usually stop off for lunch on the way home.

We have different hikes. Mostly, we do moderate hikes in the foothills with 300 to 600 feet elevation gain. Decent trail shoes or boots are recommended along with some extra clothing, a snack and some water.

When we have a larger group we usually split it into two groups going opposite ways.

On Saturdays we'll be doing some progressively more difficult things as winter takes over like snowshoeing or X-skiing

We'll even schedule a few winter camping trips if there is enough interest. The Rocky Mountain Nat. Park is beautiful in the winter with the snow covered mountains and the elk hanging around.

Please assess each the outing based on your abilities, gear and physical conditioning. Same for the kids if they plan to come along. Join the group and I'll email you the hike details, directions to the park-n-ride we're using and directions to the trailhead each week so you can make your plans.

Where?
Green Mountain
P.O. Box 791
Boulder, CO 80301
Who’s coming?
37 Yes / 0 Maybe
( 8 spots left )

Want to attend?

Please use the park-n-rides. I don't think there is much parking at the trailhead!

Dry Creek Station
Directions to the Dry Creek park-n-ride: From I-25 and E Dry Creek Rd., head west on E Dry Creek Rd to the light at S Chester St. Be in the far left lane. Make a u-turn at the light. Now heading east get into the far right lane. In maybe 100 yards the lane veers off for a right hand turn. Read more

What members are saying

 Good way to find new hiking spots, meet new people and have a very enjoyable time. 

Julie

 To enjoy great hikes in the Colorado wilderness and meet nice people. 

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  • Nov 7
    • New member
      “I love to walk, hike, be outside and meet new people.”
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      “Nice talking to you on the hike. I will find that house with all the huge stones in front of it next time I am down near Cherry Creek shopping center so I can tell you where it is.”
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  • Nov 6
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      “I just moved to Denver recently because of the mountains. I am looking forward to getting out and seeing them!”
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      “Hiking is more fun with other people!”
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      “I've been wanting to get involved in doing something fun outdoors while meeting new people and making new friends.”
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