Hidden Mesa starts off with a paved walk along Cherry Creek Trail. Then in turns to dirt trail up a steep climb to the mesa. Follow the loop around the mesa top and then head back down. The full trail is just shy of 7 miles, but we will customize it to your needs when […]
We have both a 2.6 mile and 6 mile options for our hikers and trial runners. State Parks pass required for entry, we will organize carpool via our fb page. This hikes is one you have to try at least once!
Soak up some sun this summer at the Reservoir! Both kayaks and paddle boards welcome. We do require you to have a life jacket on for this event. Fun fact about the Aurora Reservoir: It is home to the Pronghorn - the second fastest animal on the planet. Their closest animal relative is the giraffe. […]
It's mountain hiking time! Stretch your glutes and hammies out in preparation for some elevation gains on this hike. We are taking an out and back trail up into the mountains - which means uphill first, then downhill on the way back. Pine Valley Ranch is about an hour away from Parker so we will […]
Just east of the Rampart Range section of the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains the plains limestone buttes rise randomly across the plains. One of the largest of these rocky islands is Spruce Mountain, situated west of I-25 and north of the small town of Palmer Lake, CO. Spruce Mtn. provides a delightful opportunity […]
You will have the option to hike the 1 mile Reuter- Hess Incline loop or trail run the 6 mile Coyote Loop Trail. Choose what's best for your body and ability!
Devil's Head Lookout in Buffalo Creek, Colorado offers a wonderful and relatively easy hike with incredible views, especially at the top. The beginning is steep with shade from trees. Dog-friendly and well maintained, the trail features wildflowers and an observation deck. It can get crowded on weekends, but it's worth it for the stunning […]
Come hit the water at Reuter Hess before it closes! We will spend the morning paddle boarding and kayaking. Make sure you bring your life jacket, snacks, water, sunscreen and hat and sunglasses!
We will be parking at the Goodson Recreation Center at 6315 S University Blvd, Centennial, CO 80121. From there, we will head north on Highline Canal for an out and back run or walk. Kaylene will be leading any trail runners and Kelly will be leading out the hikers.
Hikers describe Elephant Butte in Evergreen, Colorado as a great and moderate trail with beautiful views at the summit. Recent reviews indicate good conditions, with some trails getting rocky near the top. It can be a challenging workout with some uphill climbs. Trail is well-maintained, can be less crowded, and offers vantage points and 360-degree […]
Ridgeline Open Space in Castle Rock connects to Philip S Miler Park's trails, providing over 13 miles of trails to explore. There are hilly, and provide a great workout as long as you stick to the pace right for you. Hike it, Trail run it, or Mountain Bike it - the choice is yours! To […]
This is a 3 mile loop with lots of shade for the first 2 miles. Please wear pants as there are signs for poison ivy along this trail. This trail has a wide variety of terrain, from single track switch backs, stairs, bouldering, and slick rock. Bring your permanent marker to sign your name on […]
Liz is a Colorado native who has always felt most at home outdoors. As an adult, she began sharing her favorite adventures with friends, hoping they would discover the same joy, confidence, and renewal she finds in nature. As WAC’s Event Director, she channels that passion into creating opportunities for women to connect, challenge themselves, and find renewal in the outdoors.
Gayle Hoffmeister is a lifelong distance runner, having run her first marathon at age 12 and continuing her passion today as she nears her seventh year as a streak runner…having run at least a mile every day for the last 8 years.
An army veteran and consummate adventure seeker, Gayle is always chasing the next challenge. She’s completed marathons, Ironman’s, and adventure races around the world, summited Denali, and Kilimanjaro, climbed in the Andes, circumnavigated Mt Rainier, traversed the Grand Canyon from rim to rim to rim and raced fat bikes in the Arctic.
Her latest challenge is finishing the Marathon Global Majors, a series of 6 marathons around the world. Driven by a deep passion for sport and adventure, Gayle is committed to inspiring women and sharing her knowledge and experience to empower women of all ages and abilities.
Anne Sevilla is a founding member of the Women’s Adventure Club and the driving force behind its training programs. As Training Program Director, she brings the vision to life—designing and managing programs that create meaningful opportunities for women to connect, train, and explore Colorado together. From shaping the structure alongside the original concept to leading coaches and participants today, Anne ensures every program delivers a strong, supportive, and empowering experience.
As a certified run coach through the United Endurance Sports Coaching Academy (UESCA), Anne believes there’s a place for every woman on the trail—regardless of pace or experience. Her coaching centers on building confidence, fostering connection, and making the outdoors accessible and rewarding for all. Whether someone is training for their first or fiftieth mile, Anne is committed to helping every woman get outside and move for their mental health.
At the core of Anne’s work is a simple belief: the benefits of outdoor movement belong to every woman. She designs programs that remove barriers and create a supportive path for women to grow stronger, build connection, and experience the outdoors with confidence.
