Filoha Afternoon Walk - September 30
Description
Join Roaring Fork Conservancy and Pitkin County Open Space & Trails for a rare, autumn, afternoon walk to enjoy the unique and beautiful Filoha Meadows before its seasonal closure. Thermal hot springs, bighorn sheep, important elk habitat, a local bat population, healthy riparian habitat, and beaver ponds are only a few of Filoha’s distinctive attributes. Bring binoculars (or a spotting scope) and a camera as we enjoy fall at Filoha.
Please note: We access Filoha Meadows from a different location than previous years (prior to 2020), and this includes a longer hike of about 2-miles roundtrip.
Please keep in mind:
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This program is appropriate for those 12 years and older. Minors must be accompanied by a parent.
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Please dress appropriately as the program will happen rain or shine.
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Please wear hiking shoes with ankle support as there will be quite a bit of walking, including uneven and rocky terrain, and in areas of undesignated trails.
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Hiking poles are encouraged for extra support as needed, but not required.
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There are no restrooms, please plan accordingly.
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Please bring water and snack, as needed.
COST: This FREE program is brought to you by Pitkin County Open Space & Trails.
You will receive a detailed email about where to meet, how to dress, etc. two days before the program date.
Registration opens September 3, 2026.