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Seven Utes Mountain
Fri, Oct 3, 2025

Hiking – Seven Utes Mountain

Please read Leader's Notes.

North Cheyenne Canyon Park
Fri, Oct 3, 2025

Hiking – North Cheyenne Canyon Park

NU: Hike Muscoco Mountain

Hiking – Rise & Grind CHALLENGING Fridays, Bon Scott Trail Loop, Roosevelt National Forest
Fri, Oct 3, 2025

Hiking – Rise & Grind CHALLENGING Fridays, Bon Scott Trail Loop, Roosevelt National Forest

Rise & Grind CHALLENGING Fridays, Bon Scott Trail Loop, Roosevelt National Forest

Catamount Ranch Open Space
Fri, Oct 3, 2025

Hiking – Catamount Ranch Open Space

The destination has been changed to Palmer Lake Reservoirs. Details will be communcated through email from the leader to participants and those on Standby as of September 28th. This is the second in a Women of the Colorado Gold Rush hike series. Each week will feature history about a woman who arrived in Colorado Territory by 1860 and how her boots left an impact on Colorado. Each hike will be within an area in which the featured woman traveled.

Backpack – BPX 3-Day: Mirror Lake From Corral Creek TH (RMNP)
Fri–Sun, Oct 3– 5, 2025

Backpack – BPX 3-Day: Mirror Lake From Corral Creek TH (RMNP)

Backpack to Mirror Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park, with a day hike to Comanche Peak (12,600 ft). The backpack is 13 miles round trip with 1600 feet elevation gain. Comanche Peak is 8 miles round trip and 2000 ft gain. This trip is NOT affiliated with the BPX section and is open to all CMC members.

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.