Humans have been managing the resources of Horsetooth Mountain Open Space for generations, but what does management look like today, and why is it even necessary? Attend this hike to learn more about how Larimer County Department of Natural Resources manages this property and why. How do we deal with weeds, wildlife, and humans? Find out! This is the fourth and final program in a series of hikes at Horsetooth Mountain Open Space centered on getting to know this wonderful place better. Next month, we'll be starting a new series at Devil's Backbone! Hikes are held on the second Thursday of the month- check out the calendar to register for future hikes! Topics include geology, ecology, history, and how Larimer County Department of Natural Resources manages this property. This hike will be moderately difficult, traveling over unpaved trails, uneven surfaces, and may include mud. Registration is required. Horsetooth Mountain Open Space requires a parking permit. Participants should bring: Sun protection (sunglasses, hat, sunscreen) Wear comfortable hiking/walking shoes (closed-toe recommended) Water Insect repellant (optional) Snacks Clothing appropriate for the weather Backpack (to carry it all)
Minimum Participants: 5Registration is required for this activity. Click "register" to reserve your spot.
General Info
I'm the Larimer County Education and Volunteer Specialist! I grew up in Longmont and have loved exploring the ecosystems of the Front Range. I want to share our amazing places with everyone, in whatever way people feel comfortable with.
(970) 498-5629