Special Thanks to our Hike Coordinators! Summer Trails Day is Next!

What to Bring on the Hikes

Applies to all but kids' hikes and business-district/north-side tours (these need water and snacks)

• Gas  money (small bills to pitch in if carpooling)
• Water, 1-3 liters, depending on the hike 
• Backpack 
• Boots or good sturdy walking shoes--no open-toed shoes.
• Lunch or snacks, depending on hike
• Poncho or other rain gear
• Light jacket
• Long pants (best to prevent scratches, bug bites)
• Hat
• Sunscreen/chapstick
• Camera
• TP and a plastic zipper bag to hold the used
• Comfy shoes to change into after the hike
• Sun glasses
• Moleskin for the longer hikes
• Bear spray if in grizzly country (Rocky Mt. Front, Rogers pass)
• Insect/tick repellent as ticks are out
• Personal medication and/or aspirin/naproxen for sore  muscles

Optional

• Hiking sticks/poles
• Binoculars
• Extra clothes, just in case and for after the hike
• Plastic bags for muddy/wet clothes if applicable
• Mittens for cool mornings/evenings
• GPS
• Buff ​

Hike coordinator carries a first-aid kit.

Feeling down? Hike! Read more about how hiking affects the brain.

HOW HIKE SIGN-UP WORKS

• Click on the difficulty level in which you are interested above or below.
• Then carefully read the hike descriptions. 
• Find a hike that fits your fitness level.
• Click on the registration button.
• Select the number of hikers in your party. Click on "Check Out."
• Fill out the form for each hiker. CORRECT EMAIL IS CRUCIAL.
• ​You will receive an email confirmation and reminder.
• ​Below is a video that explains how to drop a hike, or use the form at right to contact us if you have problems, questions, or would like us to cancel a registration for you.

Kids'
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Easy
Hikes

Walks & Talks

moderate
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difficult
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Expert
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