2021 CBWF Program Guide

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Beginner Hikes & Walks Beginner walks/hikes are generally suitable for most people who can walk at a leisurely pace of 2 miles/hour. These hikes are level, with some rolling terrain, and utilize wider, well-packed trails and jeep roads. East River/Brush Creek Trail - Tom Roll Keep in mind that the altitude here in Crested Butte can often make these hikes feel more challenging than their counterparts at sea level. Plan to travel 2-4 miles with up to 500 feet of elevation gain/loss. Wear sturdy walking/hiking shoes (NO flip flops or sandals!). Bring sunscreen, bug spray, snacks, and carry at least 16 ounces of water.

Amble at the Top of the Gulch

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Dave Ebner & Dawn Kairns $75 Level: • Beginner Length: 2-3 miles on well-packed road, with some rocky & steeper terrain

We'll head to the top of Washington Gulch Road and explore the roadside and meadows that feature numerous species of flowers and shrubs. The pace is casual and provides time to discuss characteristics of plant families, anatomy of the flowers, and their reproductive and survival strategies. H29 Tuesday, 7/13 H35 Thursday, 7/15

8:30am–12:30pm 8:30am-12:30pm

Beaver Ponds & Wetlands of Ohio Pass

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Lynn Cudlip $65 Level: • Beginner Length: 2-3 miles on well-packed trail with some rocky & steeper terrain

Enjoy this beautiful hike through old aspen groves to beaver ponds surrounded by the Anthracite Range. We’ll explore ferns and wildflowers carpeting the forest floor as well as wetland plants and flowers around the ponds. H31 Tuesday, 7/13

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