What we're about

Welcome, Active Outdoors Fans!
The Denver Trail Heads is a group for people with a wide array of interests in the outdoors. We will be hiking, snowshoeing, camping, cross country skiing, etc. Occasionally you will see a backpack or camping trip or an overnight at one of the many Forest Service cabins.
Our goal is to provide a safe, fun environment for ALL to enjoy outdoor activities, regardless of:
• Age
• Gender
• National Origin
• Race
• Religion
• Sexual Orientation

To date, we have hosted over 2,300 events. These trips were all made possible by our organizers. We work hard to organize trips and make them fun for you. The tone of an event is set by the organizer. Hiking speed, number of breaks, fitness level required, picture taking, dog-friendly, etc. Sometimes it is not as much the location or type of event, but who is running it that will determine if it is the event for you. More information about our organizers can be found here.
If you have an idea for a trip or you are interested in becoming an organizer, please let Paul and Bernard know. We are always looking for qualified organizers to help out!

Please RSVP yes only if you definitely plan to come. If you change your mind, please update your RSVP.
By joining this group you agree to the policies and terms of the group. The policies and terms can be found here.
We do not charge members a fee to join the group. However, donations are appreciated.

NOTE TO SOLICITORS; This is not a philanthropic, or marketing organization. Please do not contact us for such purposes.

Upcoming events (4+)

Pickleball - Tuesday - 3/28 - 3:30 - 6:30 PM - Clement Park

Robert F Clement Park

Location: Clement Park Pickleball Courts
Day: Tuesday
Time: 3:30 - 6:30

I won’t be able to make this event and I wanted to keep the momentum going!

Have fun and I’ll see you next event.

We’re extending the time so those who can’t make the early time can come when they can.

Lets keep our fingers crossed for good weather and no wind!

Clement Park pickleball courts are located at the entrance off Bowles & Pierce St. near the tennis courts. If you pass Columbine High School, you’ve gone too far.

Let's continue to keep this with a fun spirit and not get too technical so those who have never played may get a chance to try it out.

RSVP:
Please update your RSVP so others can sign up if you are not able to make it. My cell is[masked] if you need to call or text.

WHAT TO BRING:
Bring plenty of water, your paddles, balls, a sense of humor and some hot chocolate!

DISCLAIMER:
Your safety is your choice. Part of the fun in a group is learning new things about the outdoors. Though we care about your well-being is true, your personal safety is 100% your responsibility on any event. The trip organizer provides an opportunity for everyone to enjoy the event together and has no responsibility or liability for the safety of participants.

Power Walk Wednesday - 3/29 - 4:00 pm - South Platte - 6 miles RT

Reynolds Landing

Join Denver Trailheads for a brisk afternoon POWER WALK along the South Platte in Littleton. We will be pumping up your stride to burn calories, build strength and endurance.

We will meet at Reynold's Landing located near Breckenridge Brewery off Santa Fe (85). If anyone wants to gather afterwards for some grub and beverage, we can certainly do that if we have enough takers.

We will walk along the wide gravel trail to be clear of bicyclists, wear appropriate walking/running shoes and bring your own water.

I am sorry but FIDO IS NOT WELCOME ON THESE POWER WALKS as our focus will be on speed and we're not stopping for dogs to sniff, chase rabbits, squirrels or ducks or to poop or pee!

We will strive to maintain a 3.2 - 3.5 MPH Pace.

RSVP: Please update your RSVP status or text me at[masked] if you cannot make it so we are not waiting for you. We will wait only 5-7 minutes.

DISCLAIMER: Your safety is your choice. Part of the fun in a group is doing things together and meeting new people. Though we care about your well-being is true, your personal safety is 100% your responsibility on any event. The trip organizer provides an opportunity for everyone to enjoy the event together and has no responsibility or liability for the safety of participants.

Evening Hike - South Valley Park: South Trailhead

South Valley Park South Trailhead

Let's enjoy an evening hike on the beautiful trails at South Valley Park! We will meet at the South Trailhead:

South Valley South Trailhead
12447 Deer Creek Canyon Road
Littleton, CO 80127

CONTACT: Bernard at (303)[masked]

ATTENDEE LIMIT: 14 Hikers per Jefferson County Open Space regulations.
We will practice social distancing of at least 6 feet.

SIGN-UP: Please sign up on the Wait List. New members and members with a good attendance percentage will be advanced to the hike roster. Please RSVP yes only if you definitely plan to come. If you change your mind, please update your RSVP. Please be patient. It may take 2+ hours to get advanced from the Wait List to the hike roster due to my work responsibilities. By joining this group you agree to the Policies and Terms of this group.

COVID-19 PROTOCOL: Do not sign up if you:

  • are sick with, or have tested positive for COVID-19.
  • have been in contact with a person who is sick with, or has tested positive for COVID-19.
  • are not feeling well, or have any other infectious disease.

Sunset: 7:21 pm
Curfew: 8:21 pm

MEET at 5:30 pm, we will leave no later than 5:35 pm SHARP! If you are not on time, you can catch up with the group. NOTE: There is no cell phone reception/internet at the trailhead.

WHAT TO BRING: Typical gear: water, snacks, jacket, traction devices, etc.

DISTANCE: 2.8 miles with 350 ft. elevation gain (Level: Easy). MAP

DOGS: Well-behaved dogs are welcome. Dogs must be leashed. Waste must be picked up and deposited into receptacles.

DISCLAIMER: Hiking is risky. Every year people are hurt and killed because they go beyond their abilities, get lost, or bring the wrong gear. I am not a professional guide. You are responsible for yourself. By signing up for this hike you acknowledge that you are solely responsible for your own safety and will do the necessary research to understand the conditions of this hike and the gear and conditioning required. Anyone choosing to hike with our group should carry personal health insurance, and a CORSAR (Colorado Outdoor Recreation Search and Rescue) card, in case of an emergency.

Mount Falcon East Loop!

Mount Falcon East Parking Lot

5.6 miles RT with 1,400' elevation gain.

A good workout hike at a scenic Jeffco Open Space Park. We'll go Turkey Trot > Castle > to the shelter for a break and then return all the way back on Castle. The forecast for Thursday looks good.

Please bring your pack, layers, fluids, snacks, and good footwear. Spikes might still be needed.

If anyone wants to grab some lunch/refreshment, Red Rocks Grill is a short distance away and has it's own parking behind the building.

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Past events (2,366)

Hike Bergen Peak in Evergreen ~11 miles

Lewis Ridge Trailhead

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