Longmont Walks

TYPE: Weekly walk | PACE: Moderate | TERRAIN: Paved and gravel trail | DISTANCE: Approximately 4 miles |

Rise and shine with our St. Vrain Greenway nature walk! Join us for a fun and beautiful community walk along the St. Vrain Greenway Trail to the Sandstone Ranch lookout. This is an out-and-back walk stopping at some beautiful bird viewing spots. The mostly paved trail is about 4 miles long.
Sorry, no dogs are allowed on this part of the trail.

Walking Movement Leader: Ginger Provo I love being outside! Longmont has so may great outdoor spaces including the St. Vrain Greenway. Join us for a beautiful nature walk with some fun surprises. Contact me through the Meetups app if needed. Thanks for joining.🪿

How to prepare: Bring your essentials to your needs that may include a comfortable pair of shoes, cleats, clothing for appropriate weather, water, hat, sunscreen, bug spray, sunglasses. Binoculars suggested. Plenty of parking is available in the parking lot.

Meeting site: St. Vrain Greenway parking area on the east side of County Line Road 1 about 1/2 mile south of Ken Pratt Blvd.

Release of liability*: By signing up for this walk, you acknowledge that you are responsible for your own safety and well-being throughout the event. This is a volunteer-led experience. Volunteers are not liable for any injury or illness that may happen during the event or that results from participating in this event. Please take good care to only sign up for walks or hikes that are within your skill level and comfort. As always, have fun and be safe!*

## Details

TYPE: Weekly walk | PACE: Moderate | TERRAIN: paved and gravel trail | DISTANCE: 3.4 miles |
A walk is another way to connect with nature and other community members. All ages and fitness levels are encouraged. Bilingual (Spanish) is welcomed. Well behaved pets are allowed on a hand-held leash.

Walking Movement Leaders:
Van Tra. I am a software developer, wife, stay at home cat mom, and sister. I’ve taken walking to unwind and make new friends. I look forward to seeing you on the walks!

How to prepare: Bring your essentials to your needs that may include a comfortable pair of shoes, clothing for appropriate weather, water, hat, buff, gloves, and cleats. Parking is available in the parking lot or street parking.
Meeting site: McIntosh lake trail 1905 Harvard St.
We will meet by the power plant for a brief greeting. We will plan to leave no later than 5 minutes after the start time. Bring headlamps if you have it, and spiked shoes for snow later in the season

Release of liability*: By signing up for this walk, you acknowledge that you are responsible for your own safety and well-being throughout the event. This is a volunteer-led experience. Volunteers are not liable for any injury or illness that may happen during the event or that results from participating in this event. Please take good care to only sign up for walks or hikes that are within your skill level and comfort. As always, have fun and be safe!*

TYPE: Weekly walk | PACE: Moderate | TERRAIN: crushed gravel trail | DISTANCE 1.8 miles | Fridays at Noon at the Pella Crossing Open Space. With grasses, wildflowers and trees surrounding the wetlands, Pella Crossing areas are biologically diverse both in and out of the water.

Need a walking break to rejuvenate at the end of a work week? Finish your week off with a friendly walk along the peaceful waters! Well behaved dogs on non-retractable leash are welcome.

How to prepare: Bring essentials to meet your needs that may include a comfortable pair of shoes, clothing for appropriate weather, water, hat and sunglasses. Parking lot and washrooms are available. Additional legal parking available along N 75th St (South of the entrance); just be sure you are completely off the pavement for safety.

Meet Up at the washroom building at the NE side of the parking lot: entrance off of the east side of N 75 St, just south of Hygiene Rd. We will depart no later than 12:05 pm.

Walking Movement Leader: Darlene Williams
I’m a non-profit administrator and event manager, and former ballet artist. Longmont Walks has brought me much joy: great conversation, meeting local folks, health benefits, and nature walks in areas I wouldn’t normally go within my regular work week.

We are fortunate here in Longmont with many great nature walks; and I am excited to put another walk on the weekly schedule! Join me on a Fun Friday Walk!

Release of liability*: By signing up for this walk, you acknowledge that you are responsible for your own safety and well-being throughout the event. This is a volunteer-led experience. Volunteers are not liable for any injury or illness that may happen during the event or that results from participating in this event. Please take good care to only sign up for walks or hikes that are within your skill level and comfort. As always, have fun and be safe!*

TYPE: Weekly walk | PACE: Moderate | TERRAIN: Paved and gravel trail | DISTANCE: Approximately 4 miles |

Rise and shine with our St. Vrain Greenway nature walk! Join us for a fun and beautiful community walk along the St. Vrain Greenway Trail to the Sandstone Ranch lookout. This is an out-and-back walk stopping at some beautiful bird viewing spots. The mostly paved trail is about 4 miles long.
Sorry, no dogs are allowed on this part of the trail.

Walking Movement Leader: Ginger Provo I love being outside! Longmont has so may great outdoor spaces including the St. Vrain Greenway. Join us for a beautiful nature walk with some fun surprises. Contact me through the Meetups app if needed. Thanks for joining.🪿

How to prepare: Bring your essentials to your needs that may include a comfortable pair of shoes, cleats, clothing for appropriate weather, water, hat, sunscreen, bug spray, sunglasses. Binoculars suggested. Plenty of parking is available in the parking lot.

Meeting site: St. Vrain Greenway parking area on the east side of County Line Road 1 about 1/2 mile south of Ken Pratt Blvd.

Release of liability*: By signing up for this walk, you acknowledge that you are responsible for your own safety and well-being throughout the event. This is a volunteer-led experience. Volunteers are not liable for any injury or illness that may happen during the event or that results from participating in this event. Please take good care to only sign up for walks or hikes that are within your skill level and comfort. As always, have fun and be safe!*