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South Valley Park
Fri, May 2, 2025

Hiking – South Valley Park

We will meet at the North Trial head of South Valley at 8354 South Valley Road Littleton, CO 80127 . The trail winds among the large Red Rock formations on an undulating trail . We will be on Swallow trail and Grazing Elk loop trail.

Flying J Ranch
Fri, May 2, 2025

Hiking – Flying J Ranch

Leader in Training Hike for Michael Bukay. We will hike the Shadow Pine Loop.

Hiking – Rise & Grind, Chautauqua to Eben G. Fine Park via the Flagstaff, Panorama and Viewpoint, Boulder OSMP
Fri, May 2, 2025

Hiking – Rise & Grind, Chautauqua to Eben G. Fine Park via the Flagstaff, Panorama and Viewpoint, Boulder OSMP

Rise & Grind, Chautauqua to Eben G. Fine Park via the Flagstaff, Panorama and Viewpoint, Boulder OSMP

Sat, May 3, 2025

Hiking – TCS Nav1 Field Day (Frymier) [Do not sign-up unless you are already enrolled in Nav1 VIRTUAL course, and will complete online material prior to May 1. Event may be cancelled if student enrollment < 6.]

TCS Nav1 Field Day (Frymier) [Do not sign-up unless you are already enrolled in Nav1 VIRTUAL course, and will complete online material prior to May 1. Event may be cancelled if student enrollment < 6.]

ARC Pro Intermediate Self Rescue Field Day 1
Sat, May 3, 2025

ARC Pro Intermediate Self Rescue Field Day 1 – North Cheyenne Canyon Park

We will review the skills from the Introduction to Self Rescue class, then move into learning new skills such as follower assistance and rescue.

Updates from the Blog

Risk Management Corner: Learning from St. Mary's Glacier Avalanche Incident

Risk Management Corner: Learning from St. Mary's Glacier Avalanche Incident

On Sunday, April 6, 2025, during an Alpine Climbing School (ACS) Intermediate Snow Field Day at St. Mary's Glacier, a shallow wind slab avalanche occurred on what appeared to be low-angle, low-consequence terrain. The incident took place at approximately 2:00 PM as the group was preparing for a final glissade exercise after completing their training sessions. Two individuals—an instructor and a student—were caught in the slide but fortunately were not buried and walked away without injuries. The slide area was approximately 75' x 200' with a depth of one to two feet.
Roger Wendell: A Distinguished Legacy of Service to the Colorado Mountain Club

Roger Wendell: A Distinguished Legacy of Service to the Colorado Mountain Club

As Roger Wendell prepares to retire in May 2025 after decades of dedicated service to the Colorado Mountain Club (CMC), it's fitting to recognize his remarkable contributions and the indelible impact he has made on both the organization and its members.
Colorado Mountain Club Goes to Washington

Colorado Mountain Club Goes to Washington

CMC CEO Madeline Bachner Lane went to Washington D.C. with the Outdoor Alliance coalition to make connections on public lands and the communities who care about them.