2015 OFFICIAL CLC Trail Run Schedule

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Springs505

Springs505

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Here is the plan:

February 28: China Wall. A club tradition.

March 14: The Gulches. Actual gulch(es) that we will run TBD, depending on snow.

April 25th: Texas Creek.

May 16: Chinaman Gulch. A tough but great trail. Probably some will camp nearby.

June 21-28: San Juan week.

July 18th: Rainbow Lake.

August 15th,16th: Buena Vista Weekend.

September 12th: Pearl Pass.

October 4th: Red Cone and Radical Hill.**New Date**

November 14th: Frosty Park followed by Eagle Rock (Optional, depending on interest).

December ?,?,?, and ?: :santa:Christmas Tree Patrol Event.:santa: A yearly club volunteer event for the Forest Service Christmas tree cutting weekends.

January 16th (2016): Schubarth.
 
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After talking with her, I think the wife is down for the San Juan trip before we leave CO, instead of sightseeing along the way to NY. I won't tell her what trails are in the area until we get there. She's not a fan of shelf roads!
 
Where's Holy Cross, and Carnage Canyon fit in? ;)
 
You will have to talk with Luke. I think he tries to do that one every year but he is one of them renegades. Lol

Just a question but are the trails going to be open in the San Juan's by the end of June?
 
Looks like a pretty good schedule.

I would be surprised if the San Juan trails will open by then.
 
If San Juans aren't open, we could do a trip near Estes Park for some variety. Good camping in the area and plenty of trails.
 
There was some talk yesterday about switching the "Gulches" to March and "China Wall" to February. We could also take a "wait and see" approach to how much snow we actually have, just make the switch now, or leave it "as is". I'd be cool with whatever and defer to those of you with much more experience in these matters than myself.
 
Fitzgerald said:
There was some talk yesterday about switching the "Gulches" to March and "China Wall" to February. We could also take a "wait and see" approach to how much snow we actually have, just make the switch now, or leave it "as is". I'd be cool with whatever and defer to those of you with much more experience in these matters than myself.
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Let's put this to a vote at the meeting on Tuesday.
 
The traditional date for access to the high country passes is July 4. Snow depth and snowmelt rate varies from year to year, but many people consider July 4 as when the passes are accessible.
 
Received this in my email:

On behalf of Mile-Hi Jeep Club I would like to invite the members of the Colorado Land Cruisers to attend our 49th Annual All-4-Fun event in Chaffee County, Colorado, August 2nd- 8th, 2015. For more info about this great event please visit our web site www.a4fun.org or visit and Like our Facebook Page All-4-Fun. We hope to see everyone in Colorado this August!

Thanks,
Cory Moul
Mile-Hi Jeep Club Commander

I'd like to see this added to the trail schedule. I know I will be attending if possible. I emailed back asking details about registering. Probably more to come.
 
Hello Luke,

Thank you for helping us promote this great event. We would love to see you and the members of your club attend in August. The cost to attend this years event is $350 for the week. That includes a place to camp, 2 dinners, 1 lunch, 1 breakfast, FREE Beer pop and water every night, 4 days of trips, 1 ticket in door prize drawing, 1 ticket in Warn Night drawing, and much more. You can register for All-4-Fun at the following link, http://www.a4fun.org/#!registration-form/cvn. Please let me know if you have any other questions.

Thanks,
Cory Moul
 
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