Boulder Walks - 2nd Monday Older Adults

Monday, November 9th, 2026 from 11:00am to 12:00pm (MT)

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Older Adults Chautauqua Lower Loop Walk

Join Renee in an exciting walking program for older adults centered around healthy movement, nature, and connecting with one another. The Flatirons provide our stunning backdrop as we enjoy a gentle morning walk together.

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TYPE: Monthly walk

PACE: Gentle ~2 mph

TERRAIN: Well-packed dirt trail with some uneven surfaces and a gradual incline, narrow neighborhood sidewalks, asphalt. Several sets of tall steps and stairs. 

DISTANCE: Almost 2 miles, one hour

ELEVATION GAIN: 290 feet mostly returning two blocks on 8th Street

Walk Description: A one-hour conversational walk along the scenic Chautauqua Lower Loop trail. The route features wildflowers, open meadows, neighborhoods, and sweeping views of the iconic Flatirons, with plenty of spots to pause and take in Boulder’s natural beauty.

● Starting Point: Meet on the west side of the Chautauqua Ranger Cottage, near the water fountains.
● Route: We’ll follow Baseline Trail, climb a gentle hill before looping down to lower Baseline Trail to 8th Street. We will stroll down sixth street for a half a mile through the charming Flatirons neighborhood, then head back to the Ranger cottage via 8th street. Schedule and transit: We will meet at 11:00 a.m. outside the ranger cottage (Kinnikinnick Rd). Restrooms are available nearby. Parking is available at Chautauqua Park or there may be free parking on nearby residential streets. The HOP, 225, 204, DASH, and SKIP serve stops less than a mile from the starting point. Lime scooter parking is also available near the park along Baseline Road.
● We will begin walking promptly at 11:05 am, so please arrive on time.
● Bring water, sun protection, and check the forecast for appropriate clothing.
● Well-behaved, socialized dogs on 6' or shorter leashes are welcome.

Boulder Walks is a city program that provides opportunities for neighbors to connect with each other and with local places. The program provides community members an active way to engage in pedestrian planning activities. Share an interest in walking, connecting with neighbors, learning about the community, and promoting health and well-being by walking with a Walk Leader today. Questions? Contact us! amadore@bouldercolorado.gov

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