What's Happening in Boulder County!
The dynamic duo of Jeff Kagan & Paige Doughty [with special guests] are bringing their children’s music scene back to Chautauqua. Take a short hike and then listen to nature focused music on the grass at Chautauqua. This is a fun kid-friendly evening focused on children ages 2 – 8. Free event, but bring a blanket and a picnic. Get the scoop on this event at their website – here.
Mondays, June 16 – 5:30 to 7pm . Meet at the Chautauqua Ranger Cottage
Climbing a 14er is one of the classic things to do in Colorado. Have you climbed one? Whether you have or you haven’t, if you want to get some details on climbing 14ers consider heading to REI for a review of the basics. Learn more and register here.
Date & Time: May 27, 2014
Location: Boulder REI
Cost: Free
Boulder Walking Tours offers fun and informative walkabouts for locals and visitors alike ~ covering Boulder’s dynamic downtown, eclectic neighborhoods, historic districts, and even nearby open space. This journey is on foot so you can really take in your unique surroundings.  BWT’s guides are locals who love Boulder, Colorado — its history, environment, architecture, food, fountains, artwork, lore, legends, and weird and wonderful places … and they’re ready to share it all with you. Boulder Walking Tours is top rated on Trip Advisor!
Want to learn more about Boulder? Contact Boulder Walking Tours: info@BoulderWalkingTours.com or 720-243-1376
Open Space and Mountain Parks [OSMP] invites you to join them to hike the Upper McClintock trail and visit areas 
affected by the flood. OSMP will provide contemplative time to absorb the changes on the land, as well as a brief overview of these events from the perspective of natural geologic change. This is an easy hike, about 2 miles round trip with 400 feet of elevation gain. Meet at the Chautauqua Ranger Cottage. No dogs please.
Details: Sunday, March 9, 2014 . 1 to 3:30pm
Open Space and Mountain Parks [OSMP] invites you to join them to hike the Upper McClintock trail and visit areas affected by the flood. OSMP will provide contemplative time to absorb the changes on the land, as well as a brief overview of these events from the perspective of natural geologic change. This is an easy hike, about 2 miles round trip with 400 feet of elevation gain. Meet at the Chautauqua Ranger Cottage. No dogs please.
Details: Sunday, March 9, 2014 . 1 to 3:30pm
After the flooding the trails were closed. Now Open Space and Mountain Parks are working hard to get our trails opened. If you want to head out on a hike check out this list of currently opened trails here.
Enjoy a night hike at Bald Mountain. The Bald Mountain Scenic Area which is 5 miles west of Boulder on Sunshine Canyon Drive. Join Boulder County volunteer naturalists for an evening of exploring Bald Mountain under cover of darkness. You will hike about one mile roundtrip on a moderately strenuous trail, enjoying the starlight, listening for night sounds, and learning about some of the nocturnal habits of the critters that live here. Bring water, closed-toe hiking shoes/boots, suitable clothing for the weather, a flashlight, and your night vision. All ages are welcome.  [August 13, 2013 . 8:30pm to 10:00pm]
Mount Sanitas is a classic Boulder hike. You can do it as a full hike where you go up one side and loop around to finish on the other. The other alternative is an out and back. It is friendly for serious hikers and those who want to take a more leisurely stroll. This amazing hike starts from West Mapleton Avenue. For more information on hiking Mt. Sanitas click here.
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