13th Annual Holiday Trail and Chili Cook-off with Santa
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About this Event
Come take a stroll along our lighted trail with animated inflatables! We have crafts, hot cocoa, apple cider and snacks! Best of all, come meet Santa in the Nature Center when you’ve finished the hike!
Think you make the best chili? Sign up for the chili contest and pay when you submit! $5 to enter your chili! Just want to taste them all and be a judge? It's only $1 to taste them all! Register here for the trail! Register to enter the chili contest! This is a can't miss event benefiting Friends of Barr Lake! Cash and checks only.
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