About us
Do you prefer long walks to running? Do you like trying new and exciting events in Colorado? Then this is your group! Come as you are, your true, authentic, amazing, imperfect self! Of course, avid runners are welcome too!
We try to walk weekly. We walk in different parks/outdoor trails located around the Denver Metro area. We will also plan museum exploring, outdoor/indoor galleries, art walls, music, camping, and any other adventures people are interested in. Suggestions encouraged!
The goal is to move our bodies more, participate in more local adventures, have meaningful connections with others, and establish a greater sense of community!
Upcoming events
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Dinner before Haunts of Littleton Walking Tour
399 W Littleton Blvd, 399 W Littleton Blvd, Littleton, CO 80120, USA, Littleton, CO, USDinner at Wild Ginger before the Haunts of Littleton Walking Tour.
Wild Ginger prides itself on being a comfortable, neighborhood-style eatery where the service is quick & friendly, and the food is delicious. Learn More!They have great reviews on Yelp, Google, and Zomato, so hopefully they will live up to the reviews.
We will need to leave no later than 6:30 to get to the RTD Park and Ride and then walk over to where we are meeting for the tour. (1-minute walk).
Alternatively, you can park at the Park N Ride, walk to the restaurant, and ride with me to the park and ride. I can accommodate 4 people.
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Haunts of Littleton Walking Tour
5800 South Prince Street, 5800 S Prince St, Littleton, CO 80120, USA, Littleton, CO, USHow about a ghost tour in Littleton? You must purchase your own ticket. $22.05 per ticket. Tickets will go fast, so buy quickly and then RSVP to the event. Click here to purchase
SOLD OUT!!! The 7 pm time slot is already sold out. If you have not gotten your tickets yet, you will need to purchase the 7:10 or 7:20 time slot. If you do, please comment below so others will know you have a later time slot.Dinner before, RSVP here! You are more than welcome to join us for dinner no matter your time slot.
Rich with storied history and actual eyewitness encounters, the walking tour takes you on an hour-long spirited journey through downtown Littleton and reveals many of its centuries-long tales and epicenters of paranormal activity. Fun for young and old alike, the tour is a fine mix of facts, frights, and tongue-in-cheek muses.
A nighttime journey through Littleton's dark streets and alleys with the Haunts of Littleton. Enjoy a leisurely stroll as we uncover the scary, often haunted past of this quiet Colorado community.
Master storytellers are dressed in period attire from Colorado's past. New routes and stories are added every year. Many patrons return year after year.
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Hammond's Candy Factory Tour & Walk
5735 Washington Street, 5735 Washington St, Denver, CO 80216, USA, Denver, CO, USThe tour starts at 9:45, so please be on time.
A free 30-minute Candy Tour seems like a great idea before the holidays.
After the tour, we will drive 2 minutes away to Heron Pond/Heller Open Space to walk the 1.3-mile loop trail around the pond twice.
Tour: Unleash your sweet tooth and embrace your inner child as you witness the mesmerizing world of confectionery come to life. Marvel at the creation of lollipops, candy canes, and other irresistible Hammond's treats (5,000lbs per day!). Learn about our rich Mile High City history and fascinating tidbits about nostalgic candies. Learn more!
Walk: This small, tree-ringed lake sits in the middle of an urban open space, but it can attract surprising birds. Look for ducks in the colder months, and during migration, hope for a wandering prairie bird like a Loggerhead Shrike or a Lark Bunting; they aren’t normally found in the city, but occasionally stop here due to the open habitat. This natural area is connected by trails to the adjacent Northside Park and the bike path along the South Platte River. Please note that there is only street parking available.
Learn more!32 attendees
Dia de los Muertos @ Civic Center
Voorhies Memorial, Denver, CO 80202, USA, Denver, CO, USAfter our candy tour and walk, let's head downtown to honor our ancestors and loved ones with community altars, art installations, food trucks, live music, and dance at Civic Center Park.
If you want to park at my office and walk with me, please send me a PM. I will be there by 12:30 and leave at 12:45.
The event is free and open to the public from noon to 7 pm! You are welcome to come and/or stay as long as you want.
Día de los Muertos at Civic Center, presented by Denver Botanic Gardens, will bring the community together to honor our ancestors and loved ones who have passed, in reverence and celebration.
Civic Center Conservancy supports the vision of local curator, community builder, and founder of Manos Sagrados, Alicia “Bruce” Trujillo, who is serving as Artistic and Cultural Director. Under the direction of Manos Sagrados’ team, Colorful Colorado Collaborations and Kalpulli Calli Tecpatl will collaborate on this event to bring a unique and memorable celebration of life and transition that includes community altars, art installations, music and dance, a tianguis/marketplace, Mexican & Latin American food trucks, family-friendly activities, and a sunset procession around a centered, community ofrenda.23 attendees
Past events
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