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Ascending Hikes
Sat, Jun 13, 2026

Ascending Hikes – Grizzly Peak D

let's bag a 13r! from Loveland pass, hike up and down (a lot) to the summit

Hiking – Walker Ranch
Sat, Jun 13, 2026

Hiking – Walker Ranch

An 8 mile loop fitness hike. Along the way we will experience a perfect mix of streams, open meadows, rock formations and a felt sense of being in a forest.

Echo Lake Trailhead
Sat, Jun 13, 2026

Ascending Hikes - Skill Building – Mt Goliath from Echo Lake Campground

This is a Skill-Builder Ascending Hike: off-trail travel, following a bearing, trail-marking, observing an avalanche field. NOTE: This trip is NOT to learn navigation from scratch, but to practice the navigation skills you already should have learned! This trip is open to ALL CMC members WITH PREFERENCE for those who joined the club since January 2025. If your membership dates from before January 2025, please wait until Thursday June 4 at 6:30pm to sign up. If you do join, be ready to help others as a coach!

Rosalie Peak
Sat, Jun 13, 2026

Hiking – Rosalie Peak - Tanglewood Creek Trail and Pegmatite Points

This is a great workout that climbs a 13er in a beautiful location. We follow a lush creek, break out above tree line gaining Roosevelt Lakes pass, then head over tundra to a wonderful view of the entire front range.

Mt. Sherman
Sat, Jun 13, 2026

Hiking – Mount Sherman - The Southwest Ridge Route

Mount Sherman and Gemini Peak via Southwest Ridge Route

Updates from the Blog

VOM: Joanne Young

VOM: Joanne Young

Nominated by the Membership Staff, Joanne has been an invaluable asset to our front office!

Repeating The Great Colorado Fourteener Climb

In 1976, over 645 Coloradans summited all 54 fourteeners in a single day to mark Colorado's 100th birthday. Half a century later, the Colorado Mountain Club is helping make it happen again — for every Coloradan.
So You Want to Hike a 14er?

So You Want to Hike a 14er?

Whether you’re new to Colorado or new to hiking, you’ve probably heard people mention 14ers.