About us
Welcome, Active Outdoors Fans!
The Denver Trail Heads is a group for people with a wide range of outdoor interests. We will be hiking, snowshoeing, camping, cross-country skiing, etc. Occasionally, you will see a backpack or camping trip or an overnight at one of the many Forest Service cabins.
Our goal is to provide a safe, fun environment for ALL to enjoy outdoor activities, regardless of:
• Age
• Gender
• National Origin
• Race
• Religion
• Sexual Orientation
To date, we have hosted over 2,800 events. These trips were all made possible by our organizers. We work hard to organize trips and make them fun for you. The tone of an event is set by the organizer. Hiking speed, number of breaks, fitness level required, picture taking, dog-friendly, etc. Sometimes it is not as much the location or type of event, but who is running it that will determine if it is the event for you. More information about our organizers can be found here.
For safety and transparency, we ask you provide a relatively recent profile photo of yourself.
If you have an idea for a trip or you are interested in becoming an organizer, please let Paul and Bernard know. We are always looking for qualified organizers to help out!
Please RSVP yes only if you definitely plan to come. If you change your mind, please update your RSVP.
By joining this group you agree to the policies and terms of the group.
We do not charge members a fee to join the group. However, donations are appreciated.
NOTE TO SOLICITORS; This is not a philanthropic, or marketing organization. Please do not contact us for such purposes.
Upcoming events
2
"Golden Bear Peak" - 13,010' !
MM 213 Westbound Chain Station, I-70, Parshall, CO, US7 miles RT with 1,700' elevation gain.
Starting at an unusual high trailhead, and using a mix of road, double track, single track, and off trail hiking to reach the summit of this scenic 13er. This peak sits on the Continental Divide and likely has been observing you while you skied off Chair 8 at the Loveland Ski Area.
Please bring your pack, high altitude layers, fluids, snacks, and good footwear. Be prepared for possible windy conditions. Don't forget your sun protection.
If anyone wants to carpool, meet at Wooly Mammoth Section GG at 6:30. Please comment if you can drive or want to ride and be good to your driver.
This is important. The TH is a right hand turn off immediately after you come out of the west end of the tunnel (going westbound). It looks like a truck chain up area and there used to be sign that said "Brake Check Area." This is the TH. There also used to be a sign that said TH Parking.
Trailhead areaFor the return trip eastbound, there is a road that loops around to give you easy access to EB I-70. I'll point it out to you.
Optional stop out after at Coopers on the Creek in Georgetown.
15 attendees
Past events
2880
Group links
Members
7,356
