Cheyenne Mountain - Level 2

The hike is mostly Class 1 and 2 trail with some small scrambles in between. My speed will be as fast as the slowest hiker, with short breaks on route, longer on summit. Trail shoes with good lugs will do. NO APPROACH SHOES! This is all limestone.

By signing up for and/or attending this event, each participant acknowledges and reaffirms the Waiver and Statement of Personal Responsibility previously executed by each participant and agrees that he/she has assumed all risk of injury, releases HASLV from all liability, covenants not to sue, and waives all claims against HASLV, its leaders and representatives.

Safety Getting everyone through the hike safely is my first priority. You can help yourself and everyone else stay safe by being aware of the following:

Rock FallThis is one of the greatest dangers we face. Don’t unnecessarily cause any extra rock fall and be certain to alert hikers behind you, should a rock accidentally start to fall their way.

Group HikingAlways stay with the group behind the leader. If you don’t want to stay with us, you can always go hiking on your own, though it’s not recommended. Don’t run ahead. If you start to get too far behind, shout ahead before you’re out of range for someone to hear you. I always endeavor to keep track of everyone’s progress, but ultimately, it’s your responsibility to communicate what you need.

You will need 1-2 liters of water, snacks, sunscreen, hat/sunglasses, WIND BREAKER/LAYERS depending on the weather. Poles if you like using them!

If you’re up for it and need a L1 chip (I know those are hard to come by), we can do Lone Mountain afterwards.