moderate
2–5 hours
Suitable for individuals with a moderate level of fitness who can handle steady uphill climbs and variable terrain.
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Colorado’s high elevation can be dehydrating, so bring at least 2 liters of water per person.
Weather can change quickly in the Rockies; layers help you adapt to varying temperatures.
Begin hikes in the morning to enjoy solitude on trails and better wildlife sightings.
Although your guide will lead, carrying a map or GPS is a good practice for safety.
The Denver foothills trails were historically used by Native American tribes and early settlers.
Hiking in the region follows Leave No Trace principles to protect fragile alpine environments.
Sturdy boots provide ankle support and grip on rugged trails.
Hydration is critical at higher elevations during all seasons.
Light waterproof layers protect against spring rain and mud.
spring specific
A warm layer helps manage cooler temperatures, especially in mornings and evenings.
fall specific