Ascending Hikes Section (AHS): a ~10 mile and ~2200 ft elevation gain lollypop loop hike in Elk Meadow Park. This is the sixth in a summer series of AHS hikes.
Take a walk back in geologic time along the upper section of the Monument Canyon Trail. Learn what the rocks tell us about conditions in our area 100s of million years ago and get a better appreciation of the combination of geologic processes that created the beautiful place we call the Colorado National Monument. Geologic interpretation will be provided by Roger Smith, a retired geologist who is currently a Colorado National Monument volunteer.
Trailblazer after work hike loop of the Chavez and Beaver Brook Trail. This is a Trailblazer hike (21-40s hiking section)
This is a one night rock skills seminar to prep students and refresh previous students of the multipitch rock rescue class.
A different kind of hiking experience - "Rewilding Ourselves". A rewilding hike draws on natural environments to support reconnection and the renewal of a sense of aliveness within ourselves. Along the way, the senses are intentionally engaged through elements of "forest bathing", a well established practice that promotes relaxation and well- being.
