Denver Fun Young Adults 20s to 40s

## Details

Join us for a beautiful morning hike at Bluffs Regional Park in Lone Tree! This is a great opportunity to get some exercise, enjoy stunning panoramic views, and connect with fellow hikers.

Event Details:

• When: Saturday, 8:15 AM
• Where: Bluffs Regional Park Trailhead
• Address: 10099 Crooked Stick Trail, Lone Tree, CO 80124

The Hike:

• Trail: We will be hiking the main Bluffs Regional Park loop trail. It's an easy to moderate loop of about 3.7 +/- miles (going to Stone Henge of Colorado will add a couple of miles) with a few hilly sections.
• Highlights: Expect fantastic 360-degree views of the Denver metro area, the Front Range mountains (including Pikes Peak and Longs Peak on a clear day), and the surrounding grasslands.
• Duration: The hike should take us approximately 1.5 - 2.5 hours, depending on our pace and how long we stop to enjoy the views. (If we want to go to Stone Henge of Colorado or not)

Important Notes:

• Weather: The forecast for Saturday is for a high of 80°F and partly cloudy skies, so be prepared for sun exposure. There is a small chance of rain, so a light jacket or rain shell is a good idea.
• What to Bring:
• Plenty of water (there is no water available at the trailhead).
• Sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses.
• Comfortable hiking shoes or sturdy sneakers.
• Snacks if you'd like.
• Parking: The parking lot can fill up quickly on weekend mornings, so arriving a few minutes early is a good idea.
• Trail Conditions: A portion of the Bluffs Regional Park Trail has been undergoing reconstruction. While the full loop may not be accessible, there is a designated "out-and-back" route that still provides beautiful views. We will hike as much of the open trail as possible.
• Dogs: Leashed dogs are welcome!
• Contact: If you have any questions or are running late, please comment on the event page.

We look forward to seeing you there for a great morning on the trail

**RSVP:** Comment below or DM to let us know you're coming or arriving late so we can plan. Drop-ins are fine too! 📩✉️
Let's hit the trails, breathe fresh air, and make new friends under the Colorado sky. 🌲✨🌞 Questions? Ask below. See you there! 🥾🏞️

**Note:** If more than 14 people show up, we'll split into two groups: one going left off the trail and one to the right. This keeps us under the 14-person group limit on the trails.

As the weather heats up , we're gonna be at the park enjoying each others company and playing some Volleyball. (Weather pending as always)
Look for all the volleyball nets with the RED MARINE CORPS flags!!!!! (oh Rah) south of the Rec center at Wash Park by the 2 Big trees!
This is a social (non-competitive) event. Whether you've been playing your whole life or this is your first time touching a Volleyball, we'll make space for you. No spikes to the face and no yelling at newbies. This is a friendly environment where everyone is welcomed and you don't have to say you are sorry if you mess up! Just come out, have fun, and make some new friends.
Look for the red Marine Corps flag or white Army flag and you will find us! We usually have 3-5 nets set up so everyone can jump in to play. Feel free to bring your own net, other outdoorsy games, or just socialize.
We always welcome all ability levels & all age groups and never charge a fee. However, we do require the desire to play 3 Hit Volleyball Skills as explained below. The organizers of this event bring several nets to help satisfy all ability levels. However, if you bring your own net you are welcomed to dictate the level of play that you are interested in playing and you may choose your own players as you desire. We are a very friendly social group and want everybody to fit in to their ability level and have a pleasant experience. We will help new players as best we can to help them develop 3 Hit Volleyball Skills on a specific net if feasible. If you are new to this group, please introduce yourself to the organizers, and we will do our best to help you fit into this group.
Highly recommended items to bring are lawn chair, ball cap, suntan lotion, and bottled water.
Remember, this is 3 hit volleyball ( Bump, Set, Spike ) as oppose to Jungleball. We will train newcomers if they are not familiar with these skills..
Our goal is to satisfy all ability levels and get all interested players who show up involved in the action.
We also accept donations to help out on organizing events, future BBQ events with meat/utensils/etc, fuel for the grill, equipment upkeep, meetup fees, etc. We will have a donation tin for cash donations, but you can also use
Venmo: CoolZorro (Zhen Liang/9482)
Paypal: zhenHLiang@yahoo.com
Cash App: $zhenHLiang

When and where
We leave the Belleview Elementary School parking lot at 5:45 PM, so please try to arrive a few minutes before then. If you are running late or can't find us, leave a comment or send a DM!

Pace and distance
Our typical run is around 4.5 miles at a steady 9-11:00 minute/mile pace. However, this varies depending on who shows up!

Group size
We usually have around 5-10 people attend, depending on the weather and season. Many of us have been coming for years; some people come every week, while others come less frequently.

About us
This is a small, dedicated running group that's been meeting consistently for several years (formerly under Colorado Runs). We're a friendly, tight-knit group that welcomes new members who are looking to make friends, train for races, or find consistent running partners.

Come join us if this sounds like a good fit for your running goals! We look forward to meeting you!