The Women's Adventure Club

Hike East Canyon Preservation Trail @ Castlewood Canyon (Wednesday)
2025-07-09 08:00 - 11:30 (America/Denver) | Castlewood Canyon, 2989 CO-83, Franktown, CO, 80116, United States
UPDATE: PARK ENTRANCE CHANGE!! Discover Nature’s Beauty with Us!
Join us for a guided hike on this scenic 3.9-mile loop trail in Castlewood Canyon State Park near Franktown, Colorado. This easy trail is perfect for a relaxing outdoor adventure, offering a variety of ecosystems to explore. Trailhead parking is immediately to the right after you pass the visitor center.
Details:

Trail Length: 3.9 miles
Difficulty: Easy
Entry: A parks pass or paid entry is required. UPDATE: We are entering at the MAIN Entrance at Castlewood Canyon State Park – Once you pass the entrance gate, turn into the parking lot immediately to your right.
Trail Guides: Liz Konley & Robin Lythgoe

What to Expect:
This well-maintained trail showcases a stunning mix of landscapes, from higher elevations in the southeast to lower areas in the northwest. Along the way, enjoy opportunities for birding and quiet reflection, especially during less busy hours.
Important Regulations:

Stay on designated trails to preserve the fragile environment.
Pets, including dogs, are not allowed.
Climbing, traversing, or rappelling on rock formations is prohibited.

Experience the serene beauty of Castlewood Canyon while respecting its natural habitat. This is an excellent chance to connect with others and immerse yourself in Colorado’s incredible outdoors. We look forward to seeing you there!

Holiday Weekend - No Events
2025-07-05 08:00 - 17:00 | CO
We will be taking a break for the Fourth of July holiday weekend so everyone can enjoy the celebrations and time with family and friends. We look forward to seeing you at our next adventure!

Cycling South Platte River Trail
2025-06-28 08:00 - 11:00 | South Platte River Trail, South Platte Reservoir Parking Lot, Littleton, CO, 80128, United States
Join us for a relaxed group bike ride along the scenic Mary Carter Greenway Trail. This beautifully maintained trail features a paved path with optional gravel sections and winds through some of the best birding and biking areas near Littleton. Expect a casual pace, time to enjoy the views, and plenty of fresh air.
Bring any safe, tuned-up bike—road, gravel, or hybrid—and a helmet is required to participate. Please make sure your bike is in good working condition before the event. Trail guides are not responsible for maintenance or repairs on your bike during the ride.
This is a popular year-round trail, so we may share the path with walkers, runners, and other cyclists. Come ride with us, connect with community, and enjoy an easygoing day outdoors!
Note: Group size is limited based on local county rules. RSVPs are required, and a waitlist will be available once we reach capacity.

Hike at Indian Creek Short Loop
2025-06-25 08:00 - 12:00 | Indian Creek Short Loop, Indian Creek Trailhead, Sedalia, CO, United States
Join us for a peaceful and scenic group hike at Indian Creek, located just outside of Sedalia. While the full loop spans over 8 miles, we will be doing a shorter version of the route to keep it approachable and enjoyable for a wider range of hikers.
This area is known for its forested trails, quiet meadows, and opportunities to find solitude even on popular paths. The terrain is moderately challenging, with steady inclines, some rocky sections, and beautiful natural surroundings throughout. This is a great hike for those looking to explore new ground with a supportive group.
Details:

Location: Indian Creek Trail, near Sedalia, CO

Distance: We will hike a shorter portion of the 8.2-mile loop

Trail Guides: Denise Reynolds and Vange Peña-Jenks

Dogs welcome (on leash)

Note: Group size is limited based on local county rules. RSVPs are required, and a waitlist will be available once we reach capacity.

CANCELLED due to algae and high winds: Aurora Reservoir SUP/Kayak
2025-06-21 08:00 - 10:00 | Aurora Reservoir, 5800 S Powhaton Road, Aurora, CO, 80016, United States
Join us for a morning on the water at the beautiful Aurora Reservoir. This is a casual meet-up for women who want to enjoy stand-up paddleboarding or kayaking alongside community. Whether you’re gliding across the water or relaxing on the shoreline, this is your time to connect, unwind, and enjoy the outdoors.
Please note: this is not a guided instructional session. If you are new to paddleboarding or kayaking, we strongly recommend practicing setup and launching beforehand. Our trail guides are there for group safety and coordination, not for equipment setup or instruction.
Details:

Location: Aurora Reservoir

Parking: $15/day per vehicle (paid at the entrance)

Bring your own paddleboard or kayak

Bring your own life vest – life vests are required to participate

Dogs are not allowed in the water or on watercraft

Note: Group size is limited based on local county rules. RSVPs are required, and a waitlist will be available once we reach capacity.
This event is a great opportunity to build confidence on the water and connect with fellow adventure-minded women. See you at the reservoir!

White Water Rafting Trip
2025-06-21 07:00 - 15:00 | Sportsmans Warehouse, 18420 Cottonwood Dr, Parker, CO 80138, Parker, CO, 80138, United States
Adventure Awaits on Clear Creek! Get ready for the thrill of a lifetime as we conquer the rapids of Clear Creek with Colorado’s premier rafting experience! Join us for an unforgettable intermediate rafting adventure that perfectly balances excitement with accessibility. We will be taking a heart-pumping journey through Class III and IV rapids in Idaho Springs, guided by Clear Creek Rafting Company’s expert team. Experience the rush of Clear Creek’s rapids with friends, navigating thrilling waters while taking in Colorado’s stunning scenery. We will carpool from Sportsman’s Warehouse in Parker with a departure time of 7:00am
What’s Included:

All rafting fees and gratuities
Professional guide
All essential safety gear (wetsuits, splash jackets, helmets, and life jackets)
Complimentary digital photos to capture your adventure
Transportation to and from the rafting site

Event Sponsor:

Bluffs Regional Park Trail
2025-06-14 08:00 - 10:00 | Bluffs Regional Park Trail, 10099 Crooked Stick Trail, Lone Tree, CO, 80124, United States
Join us for a walk on a loop trail with rolling hills and views of the entire front range! The entire walk is just shy of 3 miles at a nice, comfortable walking pace. The path is wide and free of rocks. We do start with a steep incline, and it is soft hills. Bring a hat as there is no shade on this trail

Hike at Elephant Butte in Evergreen - UPDATED TO MEET AT EAST TRAILHEAD
2025-06-11 08:00 - 11:00 | Alderfer/Three Sisters Park East Trailhead, 30357 Buffalo Park Road, Evergreen, CO, 80439, United States
Led by Trail Guides Kelly Phillips & Vange Peña-Jenks
Join us for a scenic and empowering group hike to Elephant Butte, one of Evergreen’s most stunning high points! This 4.9-mile out-and-back trail winds through Alderfer Three Sisters Park, known for its peaceful forested paths, rocky ascents, and jaw-dropping views.

Trailhead: Alderfer/Three Sisters Park – East Trailhead 30357 Buffalo Park Rd, Evergreen, CO 80439
The West Trailhead & adjacent roadside parking will be closed from 5/2025 to 1/2026. Parking will remain open at the East Trailhead & during non-school hours at Wilmot Elementary School. Limited roadside parking will be available adjacent to the East Trailhead. We will meet at the East Trailhead. This will add approximately one mile to the hike.
East Trailhead Address: 30357 Buffalo Park Rd, Evergreen, CO 80439
Restrooms & ample parking available
Trail Guides: Vange Pena-Jenks and Kelly Phillips
Dogs welcome (on leash)

We’ll start with a mellow descent down a gravel road and cross a meadow before beginning our steady climb. Expect moderate challenge, rocky terrain in spots, and both shaded forest sections and sunny viewpoints as we make our way to the summit. The panoramic views at the top of Elephant Butte are absolutely worth the effort.
Whether you’re looking to move your body, meet like-minded women, or just spend time in nature, this hike is open to all experience levels who are comfortable with a steady uphill trek.
Note: Group size is limited based on local county rules. RSVPs are required, and a waitlist will be available once we reach capacity.

Trail Run - Lair o the Bear
2025-06-07 08:00 - 11:00 | Lair O’ The Bear, Idledale, CO, 80453, United States
Trail Run at Lair o’ the Bear Park – All Levels Welcome!
Join us for a refreshing and empowering morning on the trails at Lair o’ the Bear Park near Idledale, Colorado! Whether you’re a seasoned runner or just starting to explore trail jogging, this event is for ALL women of ALL levels.
We’ll be offering two group options:

Anne’s Group will take on the full 6.4-mile loop to Panorama Point. This moderately challenging route features scenic creekside paths and rewarding views of Mt. Blue Sky.

Kaylene’s Group will take a shorter, beginner-friendly route, focusing on easy jogging with built-in heart rate recovery breaks—perfect if you’re newer to trail running or want a more relaxed pace.

Pace does not matter—our focus is on community, movement, and confidence on the trails.
Group size is limited based on local county rules. RSVPs are required, and a waitlist will be available once we reach capacity.
🚻 Restrooms available at the trailhead🐶 Dogs allowed (on leash)

Chatfield SUP/Kayak
2025-05-31 08:00 - 11:00 | Chatfield State Park, Littleton, CO, 80125, United States
It’s finally paddleboarding and kayaking season! Join us for a relaxing and fun-filled morning out on the water at Chatfield Reservoir. We’ll launch from the area next to Colorado Watersports and spend our time paddling, soaking up the sun, and connecting with our amazing community.
Whether you’re bringing a kayak or a stand-up paddleboard (SUP), please come fully prepared to set up your own gear independently. We know many of you may be new to this, and we’re so excited you’re jumping in! However, our trail guides are not responsible for teaching board setup, and we won’t be spending the morning assembling equipment. Be sure to review your gear ahead of time and practice setup at home if needed.
What to bring:

Your paddleboard or kayak (or rental)

Life jacket / PFD

Plenty of water

Snacks or lunch

Sun protection (hat, sunscreen, sunglasses with strap)

Towel and change of clothes (optional)

Let’s kick off summer together—on the water, in great company, and ready for adventure!

Hike at Mitchell Creek Canyon via Gateway Mesa
2025-05-28 09:00 - 11:00 | Gateway Mesa, Castle Rock, CO, 80104, United States
This trail is a great example of the ecology and geography of the Castle Rock area. It offers much of the same experience as the nearby Castlewood canyon without the crowds. The trail climbs to the western rim of the canyon which it follows for the majority of the hike. We will park at the Gateway Mesa Trailhead to connect with Mitchell Creek Canyon. Plan for about 4 miles out and back. Your trail guides are Robin Lythgoe and Vange Pena-Jenks. This is a gorgeous hike with lots of terrain changes and gorgeous views. Definitely one to make sure you visit!

Hike Stevens Gulch
2025-05-24 08:00 - 12:00 | Stevens Gulch, Forest Rd 513.A, Sedalia, CO, 80135, United States
Join us for a peaceful 7.6-mile loop trail hike near Louviers, Colorado! This moderately challenging route will take you through tranquil woods, offering a great opportunity for birdwatching and nature appreciation. Please note that there is a cash-only parking fee (envelope system) to access this trail, and the road to the trailhead may be icy or snowy during the winter months, so be sure to wear layers and proper footwear. Whether you’re enjoying the quiet solitude or taking in the beautiful surroundings, this hike is perfect for nature lovers and adventurers alike. See you on the trail!

Trail Details:

Location: Scenic Woods Trail near Louviers, Colorado
Distance: 7.6 miles (loop)
Route: A peaceful hike through the woods, with historic stone well and cabin ruins near the turn-around point
Difficulty: Moderately challenging
Trail Guides: Sara Paramenter and Kristen Shrove
Highlights: Serene forested scenery, birdwatching, and the chance to explore old stone ruins
Dogs: Welcome, but must be on a leash

Trail Run at Waterton Canyon
2025-05-17 08:00 - 11:30 | Waterton Canyon, Littleton, CO, 80127, United States
Join us for a beautiful out-and-back trail run near Louviers, Colorado! Whether you’re tackling the full 12.6 miles or opting for a shorter 6-mile run, this event is all about doing what feels right for your body. Kaylene Macias and Heather Ellis will be your trail guides, cheering you on every step of the way. The trail features a gravel surface approximately 12 feet wide and is mostly gentle (5% grade or less), with some steeper sections. This trail is open year-round and offers breathtaking scenery in any season. Please note that dogs are not allowed on this trail to protect the bighorn sheep herds. Whether you’re in it for the miles, the camaraderie, or the views, this run promises to be an unforgettable experience. Lace up your trail shoes, and we’ll see you there!
Trail Details:

Location: South Platte River Trail
Distance: Up to 12.6 miles (out-and-back; choose your mileage)
Route: Follows a gravel road along the South Platte River, ending at the picturesque Bighorn Picnic Area.
Difficulty: Moderately challenging, with a mix of gentle terrain and a few steeper sections.
Trail Guides: Anne Sevilla and Heather Ellis
Highlights: Stunning river views, several picnic areas, and a chance to spot wildlife like bighorn sheep on the surrounding cliffs.

Hike at Village Walk, Red rocks, and Cherry Gulch Loop Trail
2025-05-14 09:00 - 11:00 | Matthews/Winters Park Trailhead, 1103 County Road 93, Golden, CO, 80401, United States
Experience this 5.2-mile loop trail near Golden, Colorado. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 2 h 19 min to complete. This is a very popular area for hiking, mountain biking, and running, so you’ll likely encounter other people while exploring. Dogs are welcome, but must be on a leash.
This is an amazing trail that takes one to Red Rocks via the Cherry Gulch. The trail features varying topography and stunning views. The terrain has some rocky sections with steady inclines. Wildflowers galore during the spring and you can expect to see a variety of beautiful vibrant flowers. The trail begins at the Matthew/Winters Park Trailhead; however, it can be accessed at other points, such as the Lower North parking lot
Trail Details:

Location: near Golden, Colorado
Distance: 5.2 miles (loop)
Difficulty: Moderately challenging
Trail Guides: Robin Kelly and Kelly Phillips
Dogs: Welcome, but must be on a leash

Mountain Bike at Hidden Mesa
2025-05-10 08:00 - 11:00 | Hidden Messa, 3217 CO-83, Franktown, CO, 80116, United States
Group Mountain Biking Adventure on the Rim Loop
Discover the Rim Loop via Pleasant Pass near Castle Rock, Colorado, on this guided mountain biking adventure. This 4.2-mile loop offers a mix of moderate challenges and rewarding views, perfect for riders looking to hone their skills or enjoy a beautiful trail with like-minded adventurers.
Details:

Trail Length: 4.2 miles
Difficulty: Moderate
Duration: ~1 hour 32 minutes
Trail Guides: Anne Sand and Kaylene Macias

What to Expect:

A gradual incline with sections of rocky terrain and quasi-slick rock areas, providing a fun challenge for mountain bikers.
A unique section with rock ledges that require careful navigation as you ascend.
Lush surroundings with diverse flora and fauna as you climb.
Breathtaking views at the top of the trail, offering a perfect moment to pause and take in the scenery.

Trail Highlights:

Suitable for riders with moderate experience looking for an exciting ride.
A well-maintained trail open year-round, featuring a mix of technical and scenic sections.
A popular spot for outdoor enthusiasts, but you’ll also enjoy moments of solitude.

Tips for the Ride:

Bring water and snacks to stay fueled for the ride.
Ensure your bike is in good condition and equipped for rocky terrain.
Wear a helmet and bring gloves for extra grip on the technical sections.

Whether you’re an experienced rider or looking to challenge yourself, this guided mountain biking event is the perfect way to spend your Saturday. We can’t wait to ride with you!

Hike at Indian Creek Short Loop
2025-05-03 08:00 - 11:00 | Indian Creek Short Loop, Indian Creek Trailhead, Sedalia, CO, United States
Join us for a peaceful and scenic group hike at Indian Creek, located just outside of Sedalia. While the full loop spans over 8 miles, we will be doing a shorter version of the route to keep it approachable and enjoyable for a wider range of hikers.
This area is known for its forested trails, quiet meadows, and opportunities to find solitude even on popular paths. The terrain is moderately challenging, with steady inclines, some rocky sections, and beautiful natural surroundings throughout. This is a great hike for those looking to explore new ground with a supportive group.
Details:

Location: Indian Creek Trail, near Sedalia, CO

Distance: We will hike a shorter portion of the 8.2-mile loop

Trail Guides: Robyn Lythgoe and Vange Peña-Jenks

Dogs welcome (on leash)

Note: Group size is limited based on local county rules. RSVPs are required, and a waitlist will be available once we reach capacity.

Hike Dawson's Butte
2025-05-03 08:00 - 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
Trail Guides: Anne Sand and Liz Konley

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

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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Indoor Rock Climbing
2025-04-26 10:00 - 12:30 | Movement Centennial, 9657 E County Line Road, Centennial, CO, 80112, United States
Experience the thrill of indoor climbing in this exciting 2-hour session! Whether you’re a first-timer or an experienced climber, our certified instructors will help you challenge yourself and develop your skills. Movement Centennial is a place for people to come together and share their passion for adventure through climbing and fitness. The facility has 28,000+ square-feet of climbing with 105 climbing routes and walls topping out at 55 feet…and of course, tons of parking. You can even try bouldering if you are looking for an additional challenge! Your event fee pays for a full day pass, so you are welcome to stay after our instructor-led session or return later in the day. Movement Centennial is conveniently located near the Denver Tech Center (and IKEA!) across from Park Meadows Mall, so a carpool option will not be required.
With great climbs, private climbing areas, and expert instructors, our climbing event at Movement will give you new skills, a restored sense of adventure, and incredible stories to share! This is a great opportunity to get out of your comfort zone and try something new with other women who are there to support you.
Important Details:

Please arrive at 10:00 AM for a mandatory safety briefing
Equipment rental included
All skill levels welcome
Professional instruction
Climate-controlled facility
Wear comfortable athletic clothing
Bring water and your own snacks

Reserve your spot today!
Get ready for an amazing climbing experience!

Hike or Snowshoe Fountain Valley Loop
2025-04-26 08:00 - 11:00 | Fountain Valley Loop, 4751 Roxborough Drive, Littleton, CO, 80125, United States
Explore Stunning Rock Formations and Wildlife!
Join us for a scenic hike on the Fountain Valley Loop near Louviers, Colorado. If snow is present, we’ll snowshoe. If the trail is clear, we’ll hike. Please bring snowshoes, hiking shoes, and micro spikes to be prepared for either condition. This 2.6-mile trail winds through the beautiful Fountain and Lyons rock formations, offering incredible views and a serene outdoor experience.
Details:

Trail Length: 2.6 miles
Difficulty: Easy
Duration: ~1 hour 5 minutes
Entry Fee: Roxborough State Park charges an entry fee unless you have a state parks pass.
Meetup Location: Sportsman’s Warehouse (departure at 7:20 AM for carpooling).
Trail Guides: Heather Ellis, Robin Kelly

What to Expect:

Walk through diverse habitats teeming with wildlife, including mule deer, foxes, and birds. Keep an eye out for golden eagles soaring above the rock formations!
Discover buildings built by Henry S. Persse at the turn of the century, adding a historical touch to the hike.
The trail is wide and well-maintained, with gravel surfaces and moderate elevation changes.

Important Notes:

No dogs or bikes are allowed on this trail to preserve the area’s natural beauty.
This hike offers “Garden of the Gods” vibes, featuring blossoming flowers, vibrant greenery, and breathtaking rock formations.

Come join us for an unforgettable outdoor adventure filled with natural beauty and camaraderie. We can’t wait to see you there!

Hike East Canyon Preservation Trail @ Castlewood Canyon (Wednesday)
2025-04-23 09:00 - 11:30 | Castlewood Canyon, 2989 CO-83, Franktown, CO, 80116, United States
UPDATE: PARK ENTRANCE CHANGE!! Discover Nature’s Beauty with Us!
Join us for a guided hike on this scenic 3.9-mile loop trail in Castlewood Canyon State Park near Franktown, Colorado. This easy trail is perfect for a relaxing outdoor adventure, offering a variety of ecosystems to explore. Trailhead parking is immediately to the right after you pass the visitor center.
Details:

Trail Length: 3.9 miles
Difficulty: Easy
Entry: A parks pass or paid entry is required. UPDATE: We are entering at the WEST Entrance at Castlewood Canyon State Park – the address is 125 North Castlewood Canyon Road, Castle Rock. Once you pass the west entrance gate, the parking lot is on the left about a quarter mile into the park, near the old homestead.
Carpool: If you would like to carpool and avoid the state park entry fee, please post on the FB page. The carpool spot will be Stroh Ranch Soccer Fields and will depart promptly at 8:30 am.
Trail Guides: Kelly Phillips & Robin Lythgoe

What to Expect:
This well-maintained trail showcases a stunning mix of landscapes, from higher elevations in the southeast to lower areas in the northwest. Along the way, enjoy opportunities for birding and quiet reflection, especially during less busy hours.
Important Regulations:

Stay on designated trails to preserve the fragile environment.
Pets, including dogs, are not allowed.
Climbing, traversing, or rappelling on rock formations is prohibited.

Experience the serene beauty of Castlewood Canyon while respecting its natural habitat. This is an excellent chance to connect with others and immerse yourself in Colorado’s incredible outdoors. We look forward to seeing you there!

Bike Cherry Creek Reservoir
2025-04-19 08:00 - 10:00 | Funiture Row Parking for Cherry Creek, 4258 S Parker Rd, Aurora, CO, 80014, United States
Pedal Through Scenic Beauty!
Join us for a family-friendly group bike ride around the Cherry Creek Reservoir near Centennial, Colorado. This 6.7-mile loop is an easy, enjoyable route perfect for riders of all levels.
Details:

Trail Length: 6.7-mile loop
Difficulty: Easy
Duration: ~2 hours 3 minutes
Trail Surface: Paved concrete, asphalt, gravel, and natural dirt
Trail Width: ~6 feet
Grade: Mostly gentle (5% or less)

What to Expect:
This picturesque trail encircles Cherry Creek Reservoir, offering beautiful views and opportunities to spot wildlife. The area is also popular for camping, swimming, kayaking, and fishing, making it a hub of outdoor fun. You’ll likely see other outdoor enthusiasts as we ride, so bring your friendly energy!
Meeting Point:
To avoid parking fees, we’ll meet at Furniture Row off Parker Road and Quincy. From there, we’ll ride a connecting trail directly into the park.
Trail Guides: Liz Konley & Kaylene Macias
Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or just looking for a leisurely ride, this event is a great way to enjoy the outdoors and connect with others. See you on the trail!

Triathlon Info Meeting: Gear, Race Prep, and More!
2025-04-13 15:30 - 17:00 | Koebell Library, 5955 S Holly St, Centennial, CO, 80121, United States
Are you ready to dive into the world of triathlons? Whether you’re a first-time triathlete or gearing up for your next race, this meeting is for you! Join Coach Leslie and Coach Mary for an informative session where we’ll cover everything you need to know to prepare for your triathlon journey.
What to Expect:

Triathlon Race Overview: Learn what a triathlon race involves and how to prepare for each leg.
Q&A Session: Ask any questions you have about training, gear, and race day with our experienced coaches.
Gear Breakdown: We’ll cover swim goggles, swimsuit options, swim caps, and more! Learn how to choose the right gear for your face and body, and get the lowdown on affordable options or splurge-worthy choices for advanced gear.
Tips and Tricks: Discover how to prepare for your triathlon without breaking the bank, or go all out with specialized gear to elevate your performance.

If you haven’t yet registered for your spot on the team, you’re welcome to come and let us persuade you to sign up! For those who have signed up, use this event as a way to get prepared for your first team practice! It’s a great opportunity to ask questions, get all the gear info, and start feeling more confident as you begin this exciting adventure.

Triathlon Info Session
2025-04-13 15:00 - 17:00 | Koebell Library, 5955 S Holly St, Centennial, CO, 80121, United States
Thinking about training for a triathlon but not sure where to start? Whether you’re new to the sport or looking to build confidence in swimming, biking, and running, this informational session will give you everything you need to feel prepared and excited for the journey ahead!
Join our triathlon coaches, Mary Carey and Leslie Beahm, as they break down what to expect from training, how to prepare, and what gear will set you up for success. They’ll cover everything from choosing the right goggles, swimsuit, and bike to what a typical training session looks like for swimming, biking, and running. You’ll also get tips on how to prepare for training and race day, no matter your starting point, plus a chance to ask any questions during a Q&A session.
Hold off on buying gear until after this meeting! We don’t want you spending money on things you don’t need. Our coaches will share valuable tips and tricks to help you make smart, cost-effective choices so you can have the best experience without breaking the bank. And when it comes to biking, any bike that is in safe, working order is welcome—whether it’s a mountain bike, road bike, or hybrid, you can train and race with what you have.
At WAC, we believe every woman belongs here—no matter her experience level. You don’t need to be a strong swimmer (or even know how to swim at all!)—our experienced coaches will teach you every step of the way. If you’ve ever thought about doing a triathlon but weren’t sure if it was for you, this session is the perfect place to learn more, get inspired, and take that first step toward an exciting new adventure.
This meeting is purely a resource and is not required to register for the program. You are welcome to sign up before attending or simply use this session to gather information before making your decision. Come with your questions and excitement! We can’t wait to see you there! 🚴🏊‍♀️🏃‍♀️

Hike Mt Galbraith Loop via Cedar Gulch Trail
2025-04-12 08:00 - 12:00 | Mt Galbraith, Parking lot, Golden Gate Canyon Rd 80403, Golden, CO, 80403, United States
Are you ready for a steep, breathtaking hike? Of course you are!!! This 4.2-mile loop offers stunning views and a rewarding climb that encircles Mount Galbraith, with an optional summit elevation of just over 7,200 feet. Challenge yourself with this steep climb and soak in the incredible views from Mount Galbraith. It’s the perfect way to enjoy nature and connect with fellow outdoor enthusiasts!
Details:

Trail Length: 4.2-mile loop
Difficulty: Moderate, with some steep sections
Duration: ~2 hours 11 minutes
Trail Guides: Denise Reynolds & Kristen Shrove
Carpool: For those interested in joining a carpool, we will leave Sportsman’s Warehouse in Parker promptly at 7:10am

What to Expect:
This hiker-only trail (no bikes allowed) is a favorite for its beautiful scenery and unique rock formations. Along the way, you’ll enjoy panoramic views of Golden, the Coors Plant, and Denver. Keep an eye out for animal trails and interesting natural features.
Trail Notes:

The path can be narrow in some places, making passing tricky.
There’s a well-maintained gravel parking lot with easy access off Golden Gate Canyon Road.
Dogs are welcome but must be on a leash.

1 Hour Walk-a-thon at Bingham Lake (Wednesday)
2025-04-09 09:00 - 10:00 | Bingham Lake, E Lakeshore Drive, Parker, CO, 80134, United States
Take a Stroll with Us!
Come join us for a walk-a-thon! The Bingham Lake trail is a flat, one mile loop in the Pinery in Parker. This week we will focus on completing as many laps as you can in one hour. We also want to invite any stroller moms to join us this week – the trail is flat and easy to push your stroller on. You’ll get a great view of the mountains, local wildlife, and discover a little hidden gem right here in Parker! The path is wide and perfect for social walking in groups.
Details:

Trail Length: 1.0 mile
Difficulty: Easy
Duration: ~19 minutes per lap
Trail Guides: Liz Konley & Robin Lythgoe

What to Expect:
This picturesque trail offers stunning views of Pinery Lake and is popular for birding, fishing, and hiking. Despite its popularity, it’s possible to enjoy moments of solitude during quieter times. Dogs are welcome to join the walk, but they must be kept on a leash.
Accessibility:

Parking: Accessible spaces are available in the paved lot off East Lakeshore Drive. Port-a-potty on site.
Trail Surface: Crushed gravel, typically 8 feet wide.
Grade: Mostly gentle (5% or less), suitable for all-terrain tires or motorized equipment if needed.

Whether you’re looking to unwind in nature or enjoy great company, this easy trail is perfect for everyone. Come for the walk and stay for the serene atmosphere of Pinery Lake!

Bike Ride at Aurora Reservoir
2025-04-05 08:00 - 10:00 | Aurora Reservoir Free Parking, 26004-26092 E Orchard Dr, Aurora, 80016, United States
Pedal Your Way to Adventure!
Join us for a scenic group ride at the Aurora Reservoir! This paved, 8-mile loop trail is relatively flat, making it the perfect route for a casual and enjoyable biking experience.
Details:

Trail: 8-mile paved loop
Difficulty: Easy
Parking: To avoid parking fees, we’ll meet just outside the reservoir and ride a connecting trail to the main loop.
Trail Guides: Liz Konley & Kaylene Macias

What to Expect:
Enjoy the natural beauty of the Aurora Reservoir as we cycle together at a relaxed pace. This area is home to the Pronghorn, the second fastest animal on the planet after the cheetah. Fun fact: in long-distance races, Pronghorns can outrun cheetahs! Don’t worry—they’re herbivores, so they’ll just be cheering us on from the sidelines.
Join us for a laid-back ride, great company, and the chance to spot some incredible wildlife!

Trail Run at Green Mountain
2025-03-29 08:00 - 11:00 | Green Mountain & Hayden Trail Loop, Lakewood, CO, 80228, United States
Join Us for a Scenic Adventure!
Explore the beautiful Green Mountain and Hayden Trail Loop with the Women’s Adventure Club on this 5.0-mile moderately challenging trail near Denver, Colorado. The route takes you to the summit of Green Mountain (elevation 6,854 ft), offering stunning views of Denver, Red Rocks, and the surrounding mountains.
Details:

Distance: 5.0 miles
Difficulty: Moderate/Hard
Duration: However long it takes us – we don’t give up!
Trail Guide: Kaylene Macias

What to Expect:
This well-marked trail is open year-round and provides breathtaking scenery in every season. While exploring, you’ll likely encounter other outdoor enthusiasts, so bring your friendly energy and a smile! Dogs are welcome to join but must be on a leash.
Winter Note: If there’s snow or ice, bring traction gear like spikes to ensure a safe and enjoyable run.
Let’s hit the trail together and enjoy the beauty of the outdoors!

Hike Dawson's Butte (Wednesday)
2025-03-26 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
Terrain: Well-maintained with easy switchbacks and a small climb
Trail Guides: Vange Pena-Jenks & Robin Lythgoe

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

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!

10k Trail Running Training
2025-03-23 09:00 - 10:30 | Varies weekly
Wanting to get stronger on trail and in your mind? Have a goal to complete a 5k, 10k or even a half marathon this new year? Join us this winter for the next session of run training! If you can run/walk for at least 20 minutes then this is the place for you! We will educate you on form, pacing, intervals, stretching, gear, and more. You will be stretching, walking, jogging, and running with your team. Together you’ll discover new local trails every Sunday as we motivate each other to push our limits and strengthen our minds. You will never be last and you will never be left behind.. No matter your pace, you have a place with us! Optional weekday workouts will be provided. For your graduation from this program, we will run the All Out Spring Fever on Sunday, March 23. Afterwards, we’ll celebrate with a team luncheon in Downtown Denver. (Luncheon and race registration not covered in registration).

Hike Goat Mountain Trail (Difficult)
2025-03-22 08:00 - 14:00 | Waterton Canyon, Littleton, CO, 80127, United States
Are you ready to push your limits on one of Colorado’s toughest trails? Join us for a 7.2-mile out-and-back hike that begins with the serene Waterton Canyon trail before ascending steeply up the mountain ridge. This challenging route features breathtaking vistas, exhilarating rock scrambles, and a sense of accomplishment you won’t forget.
Trail Highlights:

Distance: 7.2 miles (out-and-back)
Difficulty: Very Hard
Elevation Gain: Substantial
Estimated Time: ~4-5 hours
Terrain: Overgrown sections, rock scrambles, and unmarked paths
Trail Guides: Sara Paramenter, Heather Ellis
What to Bring:

Long pants (to protect against overgrowth)
Sturdy hiking boots. hiking poles
Water (2-3 liters)
Snacks

Important Notes:

Stay on marked paths, especially when passing through private property easements. Respect posted signs to help maintain public access to this area.
Be prepared for steep climbs, overgrowth, and some route-finding challenges.

This hike is not for the faint of heart, but the panoramic views and thrilling scrambles make every step worth it. If you’re up for an adventure, sign up today and conquer this ridge with us!
