Colorado Mountain Mamas host Palmer Park Mom & Baby Hike
Colorado Mountain Mamas will host a Mom & Baby Hike in Palmer Park from 3-4:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
The group will meet at the Ute Crest Yucca Parking Area. Once in the park, at the top of Paseo Road, turn into the Lazy Land picnic area and then continue on to the Ute Crest Parking area (designated on the map by the number 1 in a diamond shape and located at the bottom of the dog run area.) After you pass a dead end sign, look for a large trailhead parking area.
The group will hike 2 1/2 to 3 miles combining Templeton, Mesa and Yucca trails. For further information or questions contact Kelly Church at 201-5653 or kelly@pikespeakyouth.com.
Click for larger mapThe group will meet at the Ute Crest Yucca Parking Area. Once in the park, at the top of Paseo Road, turn into the Lazy Land picnic area and then continue on to the Ute Crest Parking area (designated on the map by the number 1 in a diamond shape and located at the bottom of the dog run area.) After you pass a dead end sign, look for a large trailhead parking area.
The group will hike 2 1/2 to 3 miles combining Templeton, Mesa and Yucca trails. For further information or questions contact Kelly Church at 201-5653 or kelly@pikespeakyouth.com.
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