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Upcoming Events

North Pole Basin
Mon, Aug 24, 2026

Hiking – North Pole Basin

Infrequently visited pristine basin NE of Schoefield Pass, north of Crested Butte. Mountain Goats have been seen in the upper basin which is on the east side of Treasury Mountain.

Scramble – RMNP - Longs Peak
Mon, Aug 24, 2026

Scramble – RMNP - Longs Peak

will be doing the standard route to the summit https://www.14ers.com/route.php?route=long1

Mon–Thu, Aug 24–27, 2026

Trail Maintenance – South Texas Creek via Cottonwood Pass

Join CMC's Gunnison-based Stewardship Trail Crew for a week of trail work and backpacking! This will be a unique opportunity to conduct trail maintenance work in one of the most stunning and rarely seen sections of the Colorado Trail/Continental Divide National Scenic Trail.

Mon, Aug 24, 2026

RMOTHG Book Club

Our book for August is "Force of Nature: Three Women Tackle the John Muir Trail" by Joan M. Griffin

Red Mountain Pass
Tue, Aug 25, 2026

Hiking – Red Mountain Pass - Red Mountain 3

The hike to the top of Red Mountain 3 is on a jeep road and most of it is not open to motor vehicles. There are beautiful views along the way and 360-degree views at the top.

Updates from the Blog

What to Expect at Freehub PRESENTS Film Festival

What to Expect at Freehub PRESENTS Film Festival

Freehub PRESENTS Film Festival is back on August 14, 2026! Here's what you need to know.
End of the Trail: In Memory of Our Dedicated Members & their lasting legacy

End of the Trail: In Memory of Our Dedicated Members & their lasting legacy

In memory of our dedicated members, this page serves as a place to share remembrances and obituary notices of those who were part of the Colorado Mountain Club community. Their contributions, friendships, and love of the outdoors remain an important part of our shared history.
CMC Seasonal Stewardship Trail Crew Update

CMC Seasonal Stewardship Trail Crew Update

CMC's Stewardship Trail Crews have completed more than seven weeks of work in the field, roughly half of their summer season!