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9780871089281

Boulder Hiking

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  • ISBN13:

    9780871089281

  • ISBN10:

    0871089289

  • Edition: 3rd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2002-06-01
  • Publisher: Pruett Pub Co
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Summary

The plains, foothills, and mountains are all within fifteen minutes of downtown Boulder, making it a hiker's paradise. This is the definitive guide to this area, written by two avid hikers, naturalists, and long-time boulder residents. Each description includes snippets of local history and folklore as well as facts about area plant and animal life. For visitors and residents alike -- and hikers of all abilities -- this is an indispensable reference for those wanting to explore the natural beauty in and around Boulder, Colorado. Features: Seventy-four trails ranging from short, easy walks to all-day or multi-day treks; Connections that allow hikers to vary or extend familiar hikes; Elevation, climate, and outdoor safety information; Detailed, easy-to-use, hand-drawn maps; Wheelchair access details.

Author Biography

Ruth Carol Cushman and Glenn Cushman have hiked, skied, and backpacked Colorado trails together for more than thirty-three years. Ruth Carol, a retired reference librarian, is coauthor of Colorado Nature Almanac, Boulder County Nature Almanac, and the Shortgrass Prairie. Glenn, a retired aerospace engineer, is author of numerous technical papers

Table of Contents

Preface xi
Acknowledgments xiii
A Brief History of Hiking, Parks, and Open Space in the Boulder Area 1(4)
Plains
St. Vrain Greenways Trail
5(2)
Pella Crossing
7(2)
Coot Lake to Boulder Reservoir
9(3)
Boulder Valley Ranch: Eagle Trail
12(4)
East Boulder Trail: White Rocks and Gunbarrel Farm Sections
16(2)
East Boulder Trail: Teller Lakes Section
18(3)
Walden and Sawhill Ponds
21(2)
Cannon Loop Trail
23(2)
Boulder Creek Path
25(5)
South Boulder Creek Trail
30(1)
Centennial Trail
31(1)
Dry Creek Trail
32(2)
Carolyn Holmberg Preserve/Rock Creek Farm
34(3)
Cradleboard Trail
35(2)
Coal Creek Trail
37(3)
Marshall Mesa, Community Ditch, Greenbelt Plateau
40(3)
Foothills
Button Rock Preserve Loop
43(3)
Rabbit Mountain: Little Thompson Overlook Trail
46(3)
Hall Ranch
49(3)
Bitterbrush Trail and Nelson Loop
49(3)
Heil Ranch
52(2)
Lichen Loop, Wapiti Trail, Ponderosa Loop
52(2)
Bald Mountain Scenic Area: ``Pines-to-Peak'' Trail
54(2)
Sugarloaf Mountain
56(1)
Anne U. White Trail
57(2)
Forsythe Canyon Creek
59(3)
Foothills Trail
62(3)
Betasso Preserve: Canyon Loop Trail
65(3)
Mount Sanitas Loop
68(2)
Red Rocks and Anemone Hill Trail Loop
70(2)
Flagstaff Trail
72(4)
Range View Trail
76(1)
Gregory Canyon
77(2)
Saddle Rock
79(2)
Green Mountain Loop via E. M. Greenman and Ranger Trails
81(2)
Green Mountain West Ridge Trail
83(1)
Mesa Trail
84(4)
Bluebell-Baird Trail
88(2)
Royal Arch
90(3)
McClintock and Enchanted Mesa Loop
93(1)
Walter Orr Roberts Nature Trail
94(2)
Mallory Cave
96(3)
Towhee and Homestead Loop
99(3)
Big Bluestem and South Boulder Creek Loop
102(2)
Bear Peak Loop via Bear Canyon, Bear Peak West Ridge, and Fern Canyon
104(2)
South Boulder Peak via Shadow Canyon
106(4)
Doudy Draw to Flatirons Vista
110(2)
South Boulder Creek Loop or Walker Ranch Loop
112(4)
Meyers Homestead Trail
116(3)
Mountains
Wild Basin Area
119(4)
Ouzel Lake via Calypso Cascade and Ouzel Falls
120(3)
St. Vrain Area
123(16)
Gibraltar Lake, St. Vrain Glaciers
123(4)
Red Deer Lake via Buchanan Pass Trail
127(1)
Buchanan Pass and Sawtooth Mountain via Buchanan Pass Trail
128(3)
St. Vrain Mountain
131(2)
South St. Vrain Trail to Brainard Lake
133(4)
Ceran St. Vrain Trail to Miller Rock
137(2)
Brainard Lake Area
139(14)
Mount Audubon
139(3)
Blue Lake via Mitchell Lake
142(1)
Pawnee Pass via Long Lake and Lake Isabelle
143(4)
Sourdough Trail
147(4)
Little Raven Trail to Left Hand Reservoir
151(2)
Rainbow Lakes Area
153(4)
Rainbow Lakes
153(2)
Arapaho Glacier Trail to Arapaho Glacier Overlook
155(2)
Caribou Area
157(4)
Bald Mountain
157(4)
Arapaho Peaks Area
161(7)
Arapaho Pass, Fourth of July Mine, Dorothy Lake
161(3)
Arapaho Glacier Trail to South Arapaho Peak
164(2)
Diamond Lake
166(2)
Hessie Area
168(11)
Lost Lake
169(3)
Woodland Lake, Skyscraper Reservoir
172(2)
Jasper Lake, Devils Thumb Lake, Devils Thumb Pass
174(2)
King, Betty and Bob Lakes
176(3)
East Portal Area
179(14)
Forest Lakes
182(2)
James Peak via Rogers Pass Trail
184(3)
Heart Lake via Rogers Pass Trail
187(1)
Rollins Pass Road from Needles Eye Tunnel to Rollins Pass
188(5)
Nearby State and County Parks
Eldorado Canyon State Park
193(4)
Rattlesnake Gulch
193(4)
White Ranch Park (Jefferson County)
197(4)
Rawhide Loop
197(1)
Belcher and Mustang Trails
198(3)
Golden Gate Canyon State Park
201(3)
Frazer Meadow Trail
201(3)
Barr Lake State Park
204(5)
Gazebo Trail
204(5)
Appendices
A. Best of the Best for...
209(1)
B. Wheelchair-Accessible Trails
210(2)
C. Outdoor Ethics
212(1)
D. Outdoor Safety
213(2)
Bibliography 215(4)
Index 219

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