Sunrise Hike at Cheyenne Mountain
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About this Event
Join us for a peaceful early morning hike up Talon where we will stop at the overlook to take in the views and watch the sunrise.
Please plan to meet your guide(s) in the Limekiln parking lot by 5:30AM. Remember to bring water, sunscreen, snacks and a headlamp or flashlight. The park has some small flashlights to lend out, if needed.
Spots on this hike are limited. Advanced registration is required. Although this program is free all vehicles entering the park must have a valid park pass.
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