The Women's Adventure Club

Hike at Seven Bridges near Colorado Springs
2025-11-01 09:00 - 11:30 (America/Denver) | Seven Bridges Colo Springs, Parking For 7 Bridges Trail, 4415 Lower Gold Camp Rd, Colorado Springs, 80906, United States
Ready for a classic Colorado adventure? Join us for a 3.4-mile hike on the Seven Bridges Trail, one of the most beloved routes near Colorado Springs. This moderately difficult trail features 849 feet of elevation gain and offers a perfect mix of challenge and beauty.
As we follow North Cheyenne Creek, we’ll cross seven charming wooden bridges, each offering its own unique view of the cascading water below. The shaded forest trail winds through the canyon, keeping things cool and peaceful while surrounding you with the sounds of rushing water and rustling pines. The path is well-defined and easy to follow—just enough incline to get your heart pumping and your spirits lifted.
Trail Details:

Distance: 3.4 miles round trip
Elevation Gain: 849 feet
Rating: Moderate
Highlights: Seven bridges, shaded forest, creekside views
Bring: Water, sturdy shoes, micro spikes, snacks, and layers

Come experience one of the most scenic and iconic hikes in the area—a perfect blend of tranquility, adventure, and stunning mountain beauty!

Hike at Shadow Pine Loop near Conifer
2025-11-05 09:00 - 11:00 | Shadow Pine Loop Conifer, 27323 Co Rd 78, Conifer, CO, 80433, United States
Join us for a refreshing Wednesday adventure on the Shadow Pine Loop Trail, a scenic and versatile route tucked within the beautiful Flying J Ranch Park near Conifer. This trail offers a little something for everyone—rolling forest paths, peaceful meadows, and a wonderfully maintained trail system perfect for a morning in the mountains.
The Shadow Pine Loop is a local favorite year-round, popular for hiking, trail running, biking, snowshoeing, and more. Along the way, we’ll enjoy colorful wildflowers, gentle terrain, and a calm, woodsy atmosphere that’s both relaxing and invigorating.
Trail Details:

Distance: 4.4 miles (loop)
Rating: Easy to moderate
Amenities: Restrooms available about a quarter of the way through
Bring: Water, sun protection, sturdy footwear, layers and micro spikes depending on the weather

Trail Guides: Robin Lythgoe and Alison Cagaanan
Start your Wednesday with fresh air, great company, and the peaceful beauty of the Colorado foothills. This hike is the perfect way to unwind and connect with nature!

Trail Run at Carpenter Peak in Roxborough State Park
2025-11-08 09:00 - 11:00 | Carpenter Peak, Roxborough Dr, Littleton, 80125, United States
Get ready to hit the dirt for a beautiful run up Carpenter Peak, one of Roxborough State Park’s most scenic routes! This trail offers a little bit of everything—well-maintained paths, gradual inclines, and stunning views that make every stride worthwhile.
Along the way, you’ll experience the park’s dramatic red rock formations and varied landscapes, from open meadows to rugged terrain. While there’s limited tree cover and plenty of sun exposure, the panoramic views at every turn are more than worth it.
Trail Details:

Distance: ~6 miles (out-and-back, flexible based on group preference)
Elevation Gain: Moderate at 1,089 feet
Highlights: Sweeping views, smooth trail surface, and iconic Roxborough scenery
Bring: Sun screen, a hat, plenty of water, and snacks

Park entry fee required unless you have the state license plate pass
Trail Guides: Anne Sevilla and Robin Kelly
Whether you’re building endurance or just want to enjoy a scenic run in good company, this route promises a rewarding morning on the trail!

Gateway Mesa Hike - Chuck's Loop and Legacy Trail
2025-11-15 09:00 - 11:00 | Gateway Mesa, Castle Rock, CO, 80104, United States
Get ready for an adventure-packed outing on the Gateway Mesa Loop, a scenic 3-mile trail full of variety and surprises! The first two miles offer plenty of shade, winding through forested terrain before opening up to unique rock features and stunning views of the surrounding cliffs.

This route keeps things interesting with a mix of singletrack switchbacks, stairs, bouldering sections, and slick rock—a perfect balance of fun and challenge. Don’t forget your permanent marker to leave your signature on the famous truck at the bottom of the cliff!
Trail Details:

Distance: ~3 miles (loop, with optional alternate routes for more mileage)
Difficulty: Moderate (rock stairs, boulders, crevices, narrow bridge)
Highlights: Shaded sections, diverse terrain, and the iconic “truck”
Caution: Poison ivy present—wear long pants
Bring: Water, snacks, sturdy shoes, and sun protection

Carpool Information to save space at trailhead parking lot:
Meet at: Stroh Ranch Soccer Fields https://maps.app.goo.gl/qxshv7Vfqkyqeoh9A
Arrive by: 8:30 AM
Cars depart at: 8:35 AM sharp
Whether you’re in the mood for a quick loop or feel like extending the adventure, this hike promises great views, variety, and plenty of fun!
Trail Guides: Liz Konley and Alicia Rippy

Hike/Snowshoe South Rim, Willow Creek, & Fountain Valley at Roxborough
2025-11-19 09:00 - 12:00 | Roxborough State Park, 4751 Roxborough Dr, Littleton, CO, 80125, United States
Discover the natural beauty of Roxborough State Park as we take on a 5.3-mile loop trail near Littleton, Colorado! Hike or snowshoe—Mother Nature will decide! Let’s hope she delivers a winter wonderland to kick off the season!
This beautiful hike begins with a gradual climb through scrub oaks on the South Rim Trail, where you’ll enjoy breathtaking views of the rock formations from above. As we descend, we’ll connect to Willow Creek Trail, a great spot to look for deer grazing, before looping back pas the visitor center. From there, we’ll continue on the Fountain Valley Loop, where you’ll get up close to the iconic rock formations.
Details & Reminders

Trailhead: Roxborough State Park (park at the trailhead before or below the visitor center)
Trail Conditions: Many sections are shaded, with a chance for packed snow and icy patches. If we end up just hiking, micro spikes are highly recommended for your safety. Dress in warm layers.
Park Entry: A state park pass is required, or pay the entrance fee upon arrival. Check with the park for current rates.
What to Bring: Comfortable hiking gear, extra water, snacks, layers, and snowshoes/trail micro spikes just in case.
Important Note: Dogs are not allowed in Roxborough State Park, so please leave your furry friends at home to avoid disappointment.

Trail Guides: Robin Lythgoe and Kelly Phillips
This popular hiking spot is perfect for exploring with friends while enjoying fresh air and incredible views. We look forward to sharing this adventure with you!

Explore the Paint Mines Interpretive Park near Calhan
2025-11-22 09:00 - 11:00 | Paint Mines Trail, 29950 Paint Mine Rd, Calhan, CO, 80808, United States
Step into a landscape unlike anywhere else in Colorado! Join us for a 4-mile adventure through the breathtaking Paint Mines Interpretive Park, where vibrant, otherworldly rock formations tell a story millions of years in the making.
This trail is an easy mix of paved and unpaved paths, perfect for exploring the park’s colorful hoodoos, clay spires, and fascinating geological features. Along the way, you’ll find interpretive signs that share the area’s rich history and natural wonders—making this both a scenic and educational experience!
Trail Details:

Distance: ~4 miles (looping paths)
Difficulty: Easy
Highlights: Colorful rock formations, fascinating geology, and panoramic views
Challenges: No shade—bring plenty of water, sunscreen, and a hat
Note: No dogs allowed—please leave furry friends at home

Carpool: Meet at Stroh Ranch Soccer Fields in Parker – leaving at 7:45am sharp (https://maps.app.goo.gl/oQ8xbvCm9SoLP1mq8)
Trail Guides: Liz Konley and Anne Sand
Come explore one of Colorado’s hidden gems and experience the magic of the Paint Mines firsthand. You’ll feel like you’ve stepped onto another planet!

CANCELED!! Hike: Elkhorn & Eagle’s View Trail Loop – Reynolds Park
2025-11-29 09:00 - 11:30 | Reynolds Trail Head, Reynolds Park Trail Head, Conifer, 80433, United States
CANCELED!!! Due to a combination of very cold temps and light snow causing icy roads, we are going to cancel today’s hike.
Get ready for an invigorating fall adventure on the Elkhorn and Eagle’s View Trail Loop in beautiful Reynolds Park! This 4.1-mile route winds through peaceful meadows and quiet forests before climbing steadily to the Eagle’s View Lookout, where breathtaking views of Pike’s Peak and the Cathedral Spires await. Depending on the weather, we’ll hike or snowshoe—either way, it’s going to be an amazing day!
This is a well-maintained trail that offers a rewarding challenge with its 1,000 feet of elevation gain and a few steep sections. Expect brisk winds at the top—but the panoramic payoff makes every step worth it!
Trail Details:

Distance: 4.1 miles
Elevation Gain: ~1,000 feet
Difficulty: Moderate to challenging
Highlights: Sweeping mountain views, peaceful forest paths, and a rewarding climb
Challenges: Steep inclines and exposed viewpoints

Bring: sturdy shoes/boots, micro spikes, warm layers, water, and snacks for the journey.
Trail Guides: Michele Gratt and Denise Reynolds
Join us for a memorable outing filled with crisp air, mountain views, and the satisfaction of reaching one of the best lookouts near Denver!

CANCELED Hike/Snowshoe at Chief Mountain Trail near Evergreen
2025-12-03 09:00 - 11:30 | Chief Mountain, Chief Mountain Trailhead, Chief Mountain Trail, Evergreen, CO, 80439, United States
With the impending storm and potentially hazardous road conditions expected tomorrow morning, we’ve decided to cancel the Chief Mountain hike in Evergreen.
Bundle up and join us for a Wednesday snowshoe trek (IF we get snow) to the summit of Chief Mountain, where 360° views of the Rockies make every step worth it! This short but rewarding route takes you through the quiet pines of the Arapaho National Forest before breaking above tree line for breathtaking vistas of Pikes Peak, Longs Peak, and beyond.
The trail is rocky, well-maintained, and offers a moderate challenge with big-time scenery. It’s the perfect winter adventure to stretch your legs, breathe in the crisp mountain air, and soak in those sweeping alpine views.
Trail Details:

Distance: ~3 miles round trip
Elevation Gain: ~1,000 feet
Difficulty: Moderate
Challenges: Short, steep sections and limited roadside parking

Carpool Information:
Parking at the trailhead is limited—we’ll carpool from Mike’s Bikes in Highlands Ranch, departing promptly at 7:45 AM. Address: 2030 E County Line Rd, Highlands Ranch, CO 80126
What to Bring:

Sturdy boots or trail shoes
Snowshoes and micro spikes (conditions dependent)
Trekking poles
Warm layers, hat, and gloves
Water and snacks

Trail Guides: Alison Cagaanan and Robin Lythgoe
Come ready for a true Colorado winter adventure—a short climb with big views and great company!

Trail Run at Ridgeline Open Space in Castle Rock
2025-12-06 09:00 - 11:00 | Ridgeline Open Space, Castle Rock, CO, 80109, United States
Lace up and get ready for a scenic and energizing trail run through Ridgeline Open Space, one of Castle Rock’s local gems! This area features four interconnected loops that total about 9 miles of rolling singletrack—perfect for runners who love variety, views, and a bit of a challenge.
Our route will combine several trails to explore most of the open space, winding through hills, grasslands, and rocky terrain. The hilly sections make for a fun but tough workout, and with plenty of route options, we can adjust the distance as group—go shorter, go longer, or find the perfect in-between.
Trail Details:

Distance: 3 to 9 miles (adjustable based on group preference)
Difficulty: Moderate
Terrain: Rolling hills, dirt trails, and beautiful views of Castle Rock
Highlights: Flexible route, great workout, and wide-open scenery
Bring: Water, sun protection, and your running shoes with good traction

Trail Guides: Anne Sevilla and Robin Kelly
Join us for fresh air, great company, and the satisfaction of conquering some hills with a smile!

Hike or Run the Reuter-Hess Incline near Parker
2025-12-13 09:00 - 11:00 | Reuter Hess Incline and Coyote Loop Trail, 13930 Ancestry Dr, Parker, CO, 80134, United States
Ready to get your heart pumping? Join us for a fun and challenging outing at the Reuter-Hess Incline, where you can choose your own adventure — trail run or hike!
Trail Runners: Anne Sevilla will lead the runners up the incline steps, then you can decide your next move — loop back down for a leg-burning workout or head out on the Coyote Run Loop. The group can pick their poison!
Hikers: Kaylene Macias will guide the walk-and-talk crew, taking the steps at a steady, social pace — perfect if you want to enjoy the climb and the company without the rush.
No matter which pace you choose, you’ll enjoy great views, good conversation, and a whole lot of fun (and heavy breathing!)
Event Details:

Location: Reuter-Hess Incline near Parker
Options: Trail run or hike — your choice!
What to bring: Water, sturdy shoes, and layers for the weather
Difficulty: Moderate to challenging

Come for the challenge, stay for the laughs — and conquer those steps together!

HOLIDAY BREAK
2025-12-17 - 2026-01-03 | Break
We’re taking a little Winter Holiday Break so everyone can relax and soak up the season.
Can’t wait to see you again on January 10th for a beautiful snowshoe adventure on the Black Bear/Horse Loop in Golden Gate Canyon!

Hike/Snowshoe: Elkhorn & Eagle’s View Trail Loop – Reynolds Park
2026-01-10 09:00 - 11:30 | Reynolds Trail Head, Reynolds Park Trail Head, Conifer, 80433, United States
Get ready for an invigorating fall adventure on the Elkhorn and Eagle’s View Trail Loop in beautiful Reynolds Park! This 4.1-mile route winds through peaceful meadows and quiet forests before climbing steadily to the Eagle’s View Lookout, where breathtaking views of Pike’s Peak and the Cathedral Spires await. Depending on the weather, we’ll hike or snowshoe—either way, it’s going to be an amazing day!
This is a well-maintained trail that offers a rewarding challenge with its 1,000 feet of elevation gain and a few steep sections. Expect brisk winds at the top—but the panoramic payoff makes every step worth it!
Trail Details:

Distance: 4.1 miles
Elevation Gain: ~1,000 feet
Difficulty: Moderate to challenging
Highlights: Sweeping mountain views, peaceful forest paths, and a rewarding climb
Challenges: Steep inclines and exposed viewpoints

Bring: sturdy shoes/boots, snowshoes, micro spikes, warm layers, water, and snacks for the journey.
Carpool: Meet at Mike’s Bikes Highlands Ranch. Leaving promptly at 8am. (2030 E County Line Rd, Highlands Ranch, CO 80126)
Trail Guides: Rachel Grasso and Alison Cagaanan
Join us for a memorable outing filled with crisp air, mountain views, and the satisfaction of reaching one of the best lookouts near Denver!

Hike: Mt Falcon Park Upper Loop
2026-01-14 09:00 - 11:00 | Mt Falcon Park Upper Loop, Indian Hills, CO, 80454, United States
Join us for an adventurous 3.9-mile loop hike at Mount Falcon Park, located near Morrison, Colorado! This moderately challenging route takes you through a dynamic mix of open fields, shady woods, historical sites, and breathtaking viewpoints. With an average completion time of 1 hour and 41 minutes, it’s the perfect way to spend your morning immersed in nature.
As you hike, you’ll encounter stunning vistas of Denver, the iconic Red Rocks, and the surrounding mountain ranges, especially when you reach the summit of Mount Falcon (7,851 ft). Along the way, you’ll also find a few shelters to rest and take in the views.
Important Reminder: The trail is popular with hikers, bikers, and horseback riders, so expect to share the path with other adventurers. To ensure your safety, please come prepared with microspikes (especially if there’s snow or ice), sturdy hiking boots, and plenty of water. If you need mircospikes, you can order them on Amazon through our Gear Shop!
Let’s make this hike an unforgettable experience—come ready for a great time, stunning views, and a wonderful group of women to hike with!
Trail Details:

Distance: 3.9 miles
Difficulty: Moderately challenging
Estimated Time: 1 h 41 min
Location: Mount Falcon Park, Morrison, CO
Parking: Available at the trailhead, with public bathrooms on-site

Trail Guides: Kristine Johansson and Liz Konley
We can’t wait to see you on the trail!

Ice Skating at Parker Ice Trail (11am - 1pm)
2026-01-17 11:00 - 13:00 | Parker Ice Trail, 20115 E. Mainstreet, Parker, 80134, United States
Join us for a fun and festive outing at the Parker Ice Trail, where we’ll trade hiking boots for ice skates and enjoy a unique loop-style skating experience. Your admission and skate rental are included. The rink also offers skate-trainers, a push frame that helps with balance, so all comfort levels are welcome — from confident skaters to those taking their very first slide.
Bundle up in a warm coat, gloves, and a hat, and don’t forget sunscreen — that Colorado winter sun reflects beautifully off the ice!
Come laugh, glide, wobble, and enjoy a wintry adventure with an amazing group of women.
Please RSVP by Jan 15th at 11:00 AM to secure your spot. Parker Recreation requires a 48-hour notice for our final group count, so timely RSVPs help ensure we can accommodate everyone.
NOTE: Event times are 11am – 1pm to accommodate the Ice Trail hours of operation.
Trail Guides: Liz Konley and Rachel Grasso

CANCELED! Trail Run at Terrain Trail in Castle Rock
2026-01-24 09:00 - 11:00 | Terrain Trail, 4138 Spanish Oaks Way, Castle Rock, CO, 80108, United States
!!CANCELED!!

With the impending storm and potentially hazardous road conditions and subfreezing temperatures expected Saturday morning, we’ve decided to cancel the trail run. The safety of our members is always our top priority!

We hope to see you at another event very soon. Stay safe and warm!

Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow…

Join us for a refreshing run on the beautiful Terrain Trail in Castle Rock! We’ll explore this 4.4-mile out-and-back route, known for being gentle, scenic, and beginner-friendly. Whether you’re a seasoned runner or just dipping your toes into trail running, this is the perfect opportunity to try something new in a supportive group. We will decide as a group how far we want to go.
All levels are welcome—come move your body, enjoy the views, and have some fun on the trail with us!
Trail Guides: Anne Sevilla and Kaylene Macias

Snowshoe at Racoon Trail, Golden Gate Canyon
2026-01-28 09:00 - 12:00 | Racoon Trail, Gap Rd, CO, Black Hawk, CO, 80422, United States
Escape into the serene beauty of the Raccoon Trail near Rollinsville, Colorado! This 2.6-mile loop takes you through picturesque fields, aspen groves, and lush forests, offering stunning views of Panorama Peak along the way. Moderately challenging, this route typically takes around 1 hour and 14 minutes to complete. Keep an eye out for wildlife and enjoy the peaceful winter atmosphere!
Details & Reminders

Trailhead: Golden Gate Canyon State Park – Raccoon Trail
Meet-up & Carpool: At Home parking lot near Park Meadows Mall (8585 S Yosemite St in Lone Tree), departing at 8:00 AM sharp.
What to Bring: Snowshoes, hiking shoes, and trail spikes (in case of low snow conditions), extra food, water, and layers
Additional Info: A valid park pass is required for each vehicle. Parking is limited, so carpooling is strongly encouraged.
Trail Guides: Rachel Grasso & Robin Lythgoe

Trail Guidelines
Please help preserve the trail’s beauty by following Leave No Trace principles. Pack out all waste, stay on marked trails, and respect wildlife by keeping dogs leashed. Bathrooms are available at the trailhead for convenience. This adventure is perfect for soaking in the crisp mountain air and creating lasting memories with a group of amazing women. We can’t wait to see you on the trail!

Hike South Rim, Willow Creek, & Fountain Valley at Roxborough
2026-01-31 09:00 - 12:00 | Roxborough State Park, 4751 Roxborough Dr, Littleton, CO, 80125, United States
Discover the natural beauty of Roxborough State Park as we take on a 5.3-mile loop trail near Littleton, Colorado!
This beautiful hike begins with a gradual climb through scrub oaks on the South Rim Trail, where you’ll enjoy breathtaking views of the rock formations from above. As we descend, we’ll connect to Willow Creek Trail, a great spot to look for deer grazing, before looping back pas the visitor center. From there, we’ll continue on the Fountain Valley Loop, where you’ll get up close to the iconic rock formations.
Details & Reminders

Trailhead: Roxborough State Park (park at the trailhead before or below the visitor center)
Trail Conditions: Many sections are shaded, with a chance for packed snow and icy patches. If we end up just hiking, micro spikes are highly recommended for your safety. Dress in warm layers.
Park Entry: A state park pass is required, or pay the entrance fee upon arrival. Check with the park for current rates.
What to Bring: Comfortable hiking gear, extra water, snacks, layers, and snowshoes/trail micro spikes just in case.
Important Note: Dogs are not allowed in Roxborough State Park, so please leave your furry friends at home to avoid disappointment.

Trail Guides: Denise Reynolds and Kaylene Macias
This popular hiking spot is perfect for exploring with friends while enjoying fresh air and incredible views. We look forward to sharing this adventure with you!

Hike/Snowshoe at Rim Rock Trail to Creek Trail Loop
2026-02-07 09:00 - 11:00 | Castlewood Canyon State Park West Entrance, 125 N Castlewood Canyon Rd, Castle Rock, CO, 80104, United States
Get ready for a 4.6-mile adventure through the stunning Castlewood Canyon State Park, located near Franktown, Colorado! This moderately challenging loop trail takes you through scenic landscapes, from creek-side views and a charming waterfall to sweeping vistas above the canyon. Depending on trail conditions, we will either hike or snowshoe. Please plan to bring both snowshoes and microspikes.
The first half of the trail follows a creek, where you’ll enjoy peaceful moments by the water and admire the small waterfall along the way. As you continue, the trail ascends above the canyon, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding area. Be prepared for elevation changes and rocky, stepped sections that may be icy depending on conditions.
Important Reminders:

As this is a popular spot for birding, hiking, and running, you’ll likely share the path with other outdoor enthusiasts. Dogs are welcome but must remain on a leash.
This is a state park and requires a $10 – $12 entrance fee or a Keep Colorado Wild annual pass on your vehicle registration.

Trail Details:

Distance: 4.6 miles
Elevation Gain: 603 ft
Difficulty: Moderately challenging
Estimated Time: 2 hours
Location: Castlewood Canyon State Park, Franktown, CO
Parking: Available at the trailhead

Trail Guides: Kelly Phillips and Rachel Grasso
Don’t miss out on this beautiful hike—join us for great views, a rewarding challenge, and the opportunity to connect with other women in the WAC community!

Hike at Lincoln Mountain Loop
2026-02-11 09:00 - 11:00 | Lincoln Mountain Loop Trailhead, 7497-7335 E Best Rd, Larkspur, CO, 80118, United States
Get ready to climb into some truly stunning views! The Lincoln Mountain Trail winds its way up an open hillside, gaining about 400 feet as it weaves through Gambel oaks, scattered pines, and striking rhyolite rock formations. As we make our way to the summit at 7,394 feet, we’ll be rewarded with sweeping vistas of Pikes Peak, the Palmer Divide, and the rolling ranch lands of the Upper Cherry Creek Valley. Be sure to bring sturdy hiking boots and microspikes for winter conditions.
This hike offers the perfect blend of steady climbing, wide-open scenery, and peaceful moments to soak it all in. Bring your camera, your sense of adventure, and get ready for a memorable day on the trail!
Trail Details:

Distance: 4.1 miles
Elevation Gain: 367 ft
Difficulty: Moderate
Parking: Available at the trailhead

Trail Guides: Kelly Phillips 720-231-6443 and Alison Cagaanan 281-382-4582

Trail Run at Sandstone Meadow Loop near Larkspur
2026-02-14 09:00 - 11:00 | Sandstone Ranch, 9605 S. Perry Park Road, Larkspur, CO, 80118, United States
Enjoy a relaxed and scenic Valentine’s day run on the Sandstone Meadow Loop at Sandstone Ranch Open Space. This 3.8-mile loop features gentle elevation gain (about 305 feet) and offers a wonderful mix of shaded stretches through pine trees and open areas with views of striking red rock formations, historic ranch buildings, and the Rampart Range in the distance. With other connecting trails throughout Sandstone Open Space, we can easily extend the run based on the group’s energy and interest.
The trail is shared with hikers, mountain bikers, and equestrians, adding to its lively yet laid-back atmosphere. With its easy terrain and beautiful surroundings, this run is a great choice for all levels and anyone looking to get outside, move at a comfortable pace, and enjoy the landscape.
What to bring:

Trail running shoes
Plenty of water and a snack
Hat and sunscreen

Trail Guides: Anne Sevilla 757-839-5887 and Robin Kelly 912-441-8538

Hike at Red rocks and Morrison Slide Loop Trail
2026-02-21 09:00 - 11:00 | Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre, 18300 W Alameda Pkwy, Morrison, 80465, United States
Experience one of Colorado’s most iconic landscapes on this scenic loop at Red Rocks Park. The Red Rocks and Morrison Slide Loop is a 3.2-mile hike with approximately 692 feet of elevation gain, offering a rewarding workout paired with unforgettable views.
This route winds through dramatic sandstone formations and provides stunning overlooks of Red Rocks Amphitheater, along with sweeping views of the surrounding foothills and unique geology that make this area so special. The trail features a mix of gradual climbs and steeper sections, making it a great option for those looking for a moderately challenging hike with big visual payoffs.
Trail Details:

Distance: 3.2 miles
Elevation Gain: ~692 feet
Difficulty: Moderate

What to Bring:

Water and snacks
Sturdy hiking shoes, micro spikes depending on conditions
Sun protection (hat, sunscreen)

Trail Guides: Denise Reynolds 724-516-8212 and Stephanie Shivar 303-902-4841
Come enjoy fresh air, striking scenery, and one of the Front Range’s most recognizable natural landmarks—this hike packs a lot of beauty into a relatively short distance!

Hike Daniel's Park
2026-02-25 09:00 - 11:00 | Daniel’s Park, 8682 N Daniels Park Road, Sedalia, CO, 80135, United States
Step into a truly unique Colorado experience at Daniel’s Park—where wide-open views meet roaming bison. This easy, scenic out-and-back hike follows a well-maintained gravel trail near the road and offers the rare opportunity to see bison grazing on the range. On lucky days, the herds may be visible up close, making this a memorable and one-of-a-kind outing.
The full route is approximately 5.8 miles, but since it’s an out-and-back, we’ll decide as a group how far we want to go. With gentle terrain and minimal elevation gain, this hike is perfect for all comfort levels and anyone looking for a relaxed walk with incredible views and wildlife sightings.
Trail Details:

Distance: Up to 5.8 miles (out and back)
Difficulty: Easy
Surface: Gravel trail

Bring water, sun protection, and your camera—you never know when a bison photo-op might appear!
Trail Guides: Alison Cagaanan 281-382-4582 Laura Wood 909-229-5896

Snowshoe/Hike at Echo Lake Park
2026-02-28 09:00 - 12:00 | Echo Lark Park, 12371-12333 CO-103, Idaho Springs, CO, 80452, United States
Step into a true winter wonderland at Echo Lake Park! This scenic 4.0-mile out-and-back route near Idaho Springs offers a memorable cold-weather adventure surrounded by snow-covered peaks, frozen water, and crisp mountain air.
The trail features a fun mix of gentle climbs and descents, narrow ledges, and charming bridges that keep the journey interesting from start to finish. Along the way, you’ll be treated to breathtaking views of Echo Lake, and the hike concludes at the stunning Idaho Springs Reservoir—a perfect spot to pause, take photos, and soak it all in.
This route is considered challenging and typically takes around 2 hours to complete, making it a great option for those looking to elevate their winter hiking or snowshoeing experience. Trail conditions will determine whether we hike or snowshoe, so come prepared for both.
Trail Details:

Distance: 4.0 miles (out and back)
Difficulty: Challenging
Time: ~2 hours

What to Bring:

Snowshoes and microspikes (depending on conditions we may use both)
Hiking Poles
Warm layers and wind protection
Water and snacks

Additional Info:

Be prepared for some rocky and narrow sections along the trail.
Carpool: Mike’s Bikes Highlands Ranch leaving at 7:30am sharp (2030 E County Line Rd, Highlands Ranch, CO 80126)

Trail Guides: Kelly Phillips 720-231-6443 and Michele Gratt 678-855-1504

Trail Run at Coyote Song, Columbine, Cathy Johnson & Valley View Loop
2026-03-07 09:00 - 11:00 | Parking lot, 12447 W Deer Creek Canyon, Parking lot, 12447 W Deer Creek Canyon Rd, Littleton, CO, 80127, United States
Get ready for a scenic and energizing trail run on the Coyote Song, Columbine, Cathy Johnson, and Valley View Loop! This 4.5-mile loop features approximately 550 feet of elevation gain, offering a solid workout without feeling overwhelming.
One of the best parts of this route is its flexibility—we’ll decide as a group how many loops we want to complete, making it easy to tailor the run to the day’s energy and conditions.
Since this is an early March outing, be prepared for snow and icy sections. Trail conditions may vary, so traction devices, warm layers, and smart footwear are strongly encouraged.
Trail Details:

Distance: 4.5 miles per loop
Elevation Gain: ~550 feet
Terrain: Rolling trails with some exposed sections
Difficulty: Moderate, adjustable by number of loops

What to Bring:

Traction (microspikes recommended)
Warm, breathable layers
Water and snacks

Trail Guides: Anne Sevilla 757-839-5887 and Kristine Johansson 206-992-6381
Come embrace winter trail running, enjoy the changing scenery, and move at a pace that feels right for you and the group!

Hike Dawson's Butte
2026-03-11 09:00 - 11:00 | Dawson Butte, Castle Rock, CO, 80109, United States
Join us for a 4.9-mile loop hike on the beautiful Dawson Butte Trail near Larkspur, Colorado! This route takes us through serene wooded areas, across vast open pastures, and beneath towering lodgepole pines, offering a mix of scenic views and a touch of adventure.
Trail Highlights:

Distance: 4.9 miles (loop)
Difficulty: Easy
Elevation Gain: Minimal

Estimated Time: ~1 hour, 50 minutes
Terrain: Well-maintained with easy switchbacks and a small climb
What to Expect:

Sweeping vistas of Castle Rock’s slopes and Dawson Butte’s striking, castle-like face
Peaceful wooded sections and wide-open meadows bursting with wildflowers (seasonal)
Rest stops at cozy log seating areas and the scenic Picnic Tree for a well-deserved break

What to Bring:

Traction (microspikes recommended)
Warm, breathable layers
Water and snacks

Trail Guides: Kelly Phillips 720-231-6443 and Robin Lythgoe 912-441-8538
Whether you’re here for the views, the fresh air, or simply the joy of hiking with a great group, this trail has something for everyone. Sign up today and let’s explore Dawson Butte together!

Trail Guide Contact: Liz Konley720-253-3279

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Private Nature walk at Backcountry Wilderness Area
2026-03-14 09:00 - 11:00 | Backcountry Wilderness Area, 6005 Ron King Trail, Littleton, 80125, United States
We’re thrilled to to have The Women’s Adventure Club welcomed to the beautiful Backcountry Wilderness Area for a private guided nature walk! This relaxed and scenic outing will cover approximately 3 miles on packed dirt trails that wind through this peaceful landscape. While the trail is generally approachable, expect some uneven sections—perfect for slowing down, observing nature, and enjoying the moment. This is a wonderful opportunity to connect with one another, soak in the surroundings, and experience the Backcountry in a more intimate setting. Since this is a private guided tour please be sure to arrive 15 minutes early.
What to Bring & Wear:

Closed-toed shoes
Weather-appropriate layers
Sunglasses and sunscreen
Water
Optional: binoculars, snacks, coffee, or whatever makes your walk more enjoyable

Trail Details:

Distance: ~3 miles
Surface: Packed dirt (uneven in spots)
Pace: Leisurely nature walk

Directions & Parking:
Base Camp Address: 6005 Ron King Trail, Littleton, CO 80125
Enter Ron King Trail from Santa Fe
Follow the Backcountry Wilderness Area logos and signs all the way to Base Camp (past Law Enforcement Training)
Parking is along the fence by the mulch field to the right (look for camp check-in signs)
The parking lot to the left is staff parking only
We can’t wait to enjoy this special morning in nature together—see you at the Backcountry!
Trail Guides: Liz Konley 720-253-3279 and Kelly Phillips 720-231-6443

Three Sisters, Dedisse & Hidden Fawn Trail Hike
2026-03-21 09:00 - 12:30 | Three sisters, Dedisse, Hidden Fawn, Dedisse Park parking, Evergreen, 80439, United States
Get ready for a longer, adventure-filled day on the trails! We’ll be exploring the beautiful Three Sisters, Dedisse, and Hidden Fawn out and back trail in Dedisse Park—a scenic 6.4-mile hike packed with variety, views, and a little challenge to keep things interesting.
One of the highlights is Brothers Lookout, where we’ll pause to take in sweeping views of the lake and surrounding mountains. Along the way, enjoy shaded stretches beneath the trees, fascinating rock formations, and peaceful forest scenery. Keep your eyes and ears open—you might spot elk, marmots, or a variety of birds, and you may even hear the cheerful chorus of frogs near the marshy areas.This trail offers a mix of terrain, including rocky sections, exposed roots, some narrow spots, and steady climbs that will get your heart pumping. It’s a rewarding hike with spectacular scenery throughout.
Trail Details:

Distance: 6.4 miles
Elevation Gain: ~1,000 feet
Difficulty: Moderate to moderately challenging
Terrain: Rocky sections, roots, shaded forest, and some steep climbs

What to Bring:

Plenty of water and Snacks
Sturdy hiking shoes
Microspikes in winter for added traction

Parking can fill up quickly, so plan to arrive early if you’re meeting us at the trailhead. Or use the carpool option below:
Carpool: Meet at Mike’s Bikes Highlands Ranch (2030 E County Line Rd, Highlands Ranch, CO 80126) promptly leaving at 7:45am.
Trail Guides: Alison Cagaanan 281-382-4582 and Kelly Phillips 720-231-6443

Wednesday Hike at Red rocks and Morrison Slide Loop Trail
2026-03-25 09:00 - 11:00 | Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre, 18300 W Alameda Pkwy, Morrison, 80465, United States
Take a break from the weekday routine and join us for a refreshing hike at Red Rocks Park. This 3.2-mile loop with approximately 692 feet of elevation gain delivers just the right mix of movement and scenery to recharge your week.
We’ll weave our way through towering sandstone formations, soaking in panoramic views of Red Rocks Amphitheatre and the surrounding foothills. The trail offers a blend of steady climbs and a few punchier sections to get the heart rate up—rewarded by sweeping vistas and that unmistakable Red Rocks magic.
This moderately challenging route is perfect for those wanting a solid midweek workout paired with iconic Colorado scenery. Come stretch your legs, clear your head, and enjoy a beautiful afternoon on the trails.
Trail Details:

Distance: 3.2 miles
Elevation Gain: ~692 feet
Difficulty: Moderate

What to Bring:

Water and snacks
Sturdy hiking shoes, micro spikes depending on conditions
Sun protection (hat, sunscreen)

Trail Guides: Robin Lythgoe 714-398-6035 and Rachel Grasso 914-213-7780

Trail Run and Hike Combo at Green Mountain
2026-03-28 09:00 - 12:00 | Green Mountain & Hayden Trail Loop, Lakewood, CO, 80228, United States
Green Mountain & Hayden Trail Loop – Run or Hike Your Way!
Join the Women’s Adventure Club for a scenic adventure on the beautiful Green Mountain & Hayden Trail Loop near Denver! This 5.0-mile, moderately challenging route climbs to the summit of Green Mountain (elevation 6,854 ft), where we’ll be rewarded with sweeping views of Denver, Red Rocks, and the surrounding mountain ranges.
The best part? You get to choose your pace!
Runners: Kristine Johansson will lead those who want to tackle the route at a running pace for a strong workout with epic views.
Hikers: Kaylene Macias will guide the hiking group at a steady, social pace—perfect for soaking in the scenery and enjoying good conversation along the way.
Whether you run or hike, we’ll all experience the same beautiful trail and summit payoff!
Details:

Distance: 5.0 miles
Difficulty: Moderate to Hard
Duration: However long it takes us — we don’t quit

What to Expect:
This well-marked trail is open year-round and offers breathtaking views in every season. You’ll likely encounter fellow outdoor enthusiasts along the way—so bring your friendly energy and trail etiquette! Dogs are welcome but must remain on leash.
Conditions Note: If snow or ice is present, please bring traction (microspikes recommended) for safety.
Come choose your challenge, move your body, and enjoy the beauty of Colorado with an amazing group of women!

Hike at Saint Mary's Glacier
2026-04-04 08:00 - 12:30 | St Mary’s Glacier, Idaho Springs, CO, 80452, United States
Discover the breathtaking beauty of Saint Mary’s Glacier on this 1.7-mile out-and-back hike near Idaho Springs, Colorado. This short but rewarding adventure climbs over 500 feet in less than a mile, making it a moderately challenging trek with big alpine payoffs.
The rocky trail leads to a stunning high-alpine lake and glacier, surrounded by dramatic mountain views. It’s a beautiful spot to pause, take photos, and enjoy the fresh mountain air. For those who want a little more adventure, there is an option to continue beyond the glacier and explore higher terrain—we’ll decide as a group how far we want to go.
Because this hike sits at over 10,000 feet in elevation, expect thinner air and changing mountain conditions. Take your time, breathe deeply, and enjoy the journey.
Trail Details:

Distance: 1.7 miles (round trip to the glacier)
Elevation Gain: 500+ feet
Difficulty: Moderate
Terrain: Rocky, steep in sections, and often snowy or icy

What to Bring:

Microspikes or snowshoes depending on conditions
Trekking poles
Warm layers
Water and snacks
Sunglasses and sun protection

Meetup and Parking:
We will meet as a group at the trailhead (not in the parking lots). Parking is $20 per car (cash or electronic payment). The two parking lots fill up quickly, so organizing carpools in our private FB group is highly encouraged.
Important Notes:

The trail climbs steeply to the alpine lake before reaching the glacier.
The area can be windy and much colder than Denver, so dress in layers.
Please stay on durable surfaces and respect the fragile alpine environment.
This hike may be short, but the views are unforgettable—perfect for anyone wanting a quick adventure with a big mountain feel!

Trail Guides: Kaylene Macias and Denise Reynolds
