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July 30, 2017

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Huntsman Gulch, Clear Creek Canyon Park, Jefferson County Open Space, Denver Area (2 mi (RT); 993 ft elevation gain)

July 8, 2017

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Mount Carbon, Bear Creek Lake Park, Denver Area, Lakewood Parks (2 mi (RT); 300 ft elevation gain)

July 2, 2017

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Mount Vernon Creek Trail, Red Rocks Park, Denver Mountain Parks, Denver Area (2.2 mi (RT); 340 ft elevation gain)

June 24, 2017

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Geneva Knob, Mount Evans Wilderness, Pike National Forest, Front Range (4 mi (RT); 780 ft elevation gain)

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FEATURED HIKES:  SUMMER IN THE HIGH COUNTRY

Summer has finally arrived and as the mountains start thawing out, the time has come to plan our summer adventures.  Summer is prime time for hiking to  Colorado's high altitude peaks, passes, and alpine lakes.  There are thousands of possible destinations, here are a few suggestions, enjoy!
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Mill-Castle Trail to Storm Pass (The Castles Overlook), West Elk Wilderness, Elk Mountains (15.5 mi (RT); 4,878 ft elevation gain)
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Herman Gulch & Lake, Arapaho National Forest, Front Range (8.4 mi (RT); 2,100 ft elevation gain)
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Roosevelt Lakes via Tanglewood Trail, Mt. Evans Wilderness, Front Range (10 mi (RT); 3,200 ft elevation gain)
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Cottonwood Pass North, Collegiate Peaks Wilderness, Gunnison & San Isabel National Forests (1.5 mi (RT); 500 ft elevation gain)

COLORADO HIKING NEWS

CULEBRA PEAK, 14,053 FT, SOLD! - The ranch property that includes Culebra Peak (14,053 ft), as well as numerous 13,000+ peaks, has been sold to an unknown buyer. The ranch currently operates by a limited permit system for hikers seeking to climb the 14'er but the new owner's intent for future public access is unknown.  Click HERE for the full article.

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