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Apex Park
Sun, Oct 5, 2025

New & Prospective Member Hike – Apex Park

New and Prospective member orientation hike.

Sugarloaf Peak B
Sun, Oct 5, 2025

Hiking – Hells Hole

A hike in memory of Rich McAdams Hells Hole Trail to unnamed 12,967

Sun, Oct 5, 2025

Scramble – Deming Mountain

Deming Mountain near Frisco. POSSIBLE scramble from Eccles Pass depending on conditions.

Leader in Training (LIT) Trip – Herman Lake
Sun, Oct 5, 2025

Leader in Training (LIT) Trip – Herman Lake

Let’s take a hike through Herman Gulch to Herman Lake. This out-and-back hike will take us on the Herman Gulch trail starting from the Herman Gulch trailhead. We’ll ascend through meadows and forests up to the lake before turning back on the same trail. Expect some elevation gain and beautiful mountains! NOTE: This is a "LIT" hike for Jared Lutteke

BPX 5-Day: Escalante Petrified Forest State Park Campground
Sun–Thu, Oct 5– 9, 2025

BPX Trip – BPX 5-Day: Escalante Petrified Forest State Park Campground

This 5 day/4 night camping trip is for BPX Members only. We will be spoilt for choice with all the hiking to explore in this area. Itinerary will be the same as described in the Route & Place.

Updates from the Blog

Meet Kelsie Turner: CMC’s Membership Services Manager

Meet Kelsie Turner: CMC’s Membership Services Manager

Get to know Colorado Mountain Club's Membership Service Manager Kelsie Turner.
A Trip to the Winter Wildlands Alliance Grassroots Advocacy Conference

A Trip to the Winter Wildlands Alliance Grassroots Advocacy Conference

At this year's Winter Wildlands Alliance Grassroots Advocacy Conference, the focus was on rebuilding and moving forward. CMC Director of Conservation Brian Bergeler shares a recap of his experience there.
AVALANCHE EDUCATION: A LIFE-SAVING INVESTMENT FOR COLORADO'S MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY

AVALANCHE EDUCATION: A LIFE-SAVING INVESTMENT FOR COLORADO'S MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY

Colorado's magnificent alpine landscape draws millions of outdoor enthusiasts each year, from backcountry skiers and snowboarders to mountaineers and winter hikers. However, with this beauty comes inherent risk—avalanches claim lives every year in our state, making avalanche education not just valuable, but absolutely critical for anyone venturing into the backcountry.