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Upcoming Events

Hiking – Mount Rosa
Sat, Aug 8, 2026

Hiking – Mount Rosa

Plan for 5 miles from Parking area and return after summitting Mt. Rosa...extra mileage may be available depending on weather conditions and group

Hiking – Medicine Bow Peak - Wyoming
Sat, Aug 8, 2026

Hiking – Medicine Bow Peak - Wyoming

Medicine Bow Peak at 12,018 feet is the highest peak in the Medicine Bow Range. From the summit it includes spectacular 360 degree views. This is one of the finest alpine hikes in the Snowy Range.

Square Top Mtn
Sat, Aug 8, 2026

Ascending Hikes - Skill Building – Square Top Mtn

Ascending Hike Section (AHS): a 7 mile out and back and 2400 ft elevation gain. Skill Building Ascending Hike open to all CMC members with preference for those for who these activities are a new experience and/or who joined the club since January 2025.

Guanella Pass
Sat, Aug 8, 2026

Trail Maintenance – Guanella Pass

Come have more fun as we work on the scenic Squaretop Lakes Trail for the 4th consecutive season.

Level 3: Scramble Field Day – RMNP - Little Matterhorn Scramble
Sat, Aug 8, 2026

Level 3: Scramble Field Day – RMNP - Little Matterhorn Scramble

This is the third of the progressive Scramble Field Days for students currently enrolled in Alpine Scrambling Course Denver. Students must successfully complete Level 1 and Level 2 scrambles before joining a Level 3 field day. Scrambling involves long, strenuous days covering 9-13 miles with high elevation gains (greater than 2,500') Be prepared for an all day adventure and bring your winning attitude.

Updates from the Blog

Youth Spotlight: How One Teen’s Backpacking Trip Sparked a Movement

Youth Spotlight: How One Teen’s Backpacking Trip Sparked a Movement

Meet Luci Monson!

How to Share Feedback or Report a Concern

CMC volunteer Keith Stinebaugh offers tips and tricks for communicating concerns.
HISTORICAL HIGHLIGHT: Miriam O'Brian Underhill and "manless climbing"

HISTORICAL HIGHLIGHT: Miriam O'Brian Underhill and "manless climbing"