Highline Birthday History Hike
Where else would we spend Highline Lake's 58th birthday but on the trails! Join us on a 4-mile guided hike through the park's history. Not able to attend? Stop in the Visitor Center and grab a map to take a self-guided hike through the park. The guided hike will meet at the Visitor Center.
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Apr
26
Stardust in the Desert
Saturday, April 26
Highline Lake State Park
When was the last time you wished upon a shooting star? Join us as we talk about your chances to see meteor showers this year and what Highline Lake is doing to protect these stargazing opportunities. Meet in the Visitor Center., cohesion
May
3
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18 Hours of Fruita
Saturday, May 3 - Monday, May 5
Highline Lake State Park
One of the most beloved endurance events on the western slope. With a fast and fun singletrack lap located within the desert oasis of Highline Lake State Park, this a great race to kick off the summer season.
May
17
Kids to Parks Day: Junior Ranger Hike
Saturday, May 17
Highline Lake State Park
We are celebrating #KidsToParksDay, are you? Join us for a Junior Ranger hike and work toward earning your badge. We will meet at the Day Use Restroom building above the Lakeview Swim Beach. Don't forget water, hiking shoes, and weather appropriate clothing., cohesion
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