Monday the 26th will be a very crowded day at Wolf Creek Ski Area. So, we'll offer a slower and less dangerous alternative in the morning--snow-shoeing one of our most popular flat areas near Million Pond. We'll wander among big boulders, a beautiful collection of pines, firs, and spruces, and an optional peek at the snowy pond, on the edge of the 2002 burn.
This beautiful snow-walk is a good after-Christmas respite--just enough "up" at the start to help digestion; plenty of flat walking; and a couple of easy turn-backs if the legs or equipment fail you.
We'll meet at the South Fork Visitor Center (at the Y) parking lot before 9 a.m. on Monday. We should be back by noon. Bring a snack, water and winter clothing. Bring a friend who needs to get out in the forest. Bring snowshoes (or cross-country skis).
Merry Christmas to all of you.
Several of us will be singing joyous Christmas carols at the Chapel of the South Fork--down near the riverside. Saturday evening 6:30 p.m. Christmas Eve and Sunday morning 10:00 a.m. Christmas Day. You would enliven our Christmas season by celebrating with us or at one of the five other churches in South Fork.
--Doug Knudson questions?-- 719-873-5239
Yup, it's up.
Jim,Pat,Marilyn,Linda,Wayne replenishing oxygen
Rock composition
•Rocks & Trees Trout Cr.Trail
•Sentinel Mt. fr. Trout Cr.Tr.
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