Full Moon Hike
Explore Barr Lake at dusk! Envision yourself taking a short brisk evening walk with a Park Naturalist. Moon walk programs are designed for adults and families with children age 6 and up. We will meet in front of the Nature Center and will hike up to 3 miles.
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Aug
6
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Birding Hike - Weekday
Wednesday, August 6
Barr Lake State Park
Join volunteer naturalists Candice and Tim for a birding hike in the park. This walk is to introduce park visitors and all birders at all levels to the park's birds and all other natural wonders you might encounter. Registration is encouraged , but if you want to join us last minute please feel free to do so., cohesion
Aug
23
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11th Annual Mentor Day
Saturday, August 23
Barr Lake State Park
Join us for a fun day while learning more about outdoor skills. Activities will include canoeing, archery, orienteering, fishing, kayaking, and more. , cohesion
Aug
23
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Birding Hike - Weekend
Saturday, August 23
Barr Lake State Park
Join volunteer naturalists Tammy and Ira for a birding walk in the park. Learn about birds and other natural wonders at Barr Lake. This walk will to introduce park visitors and birders of all levels of experience to the park birds and anything else you happen to see. Registration is encouraged, but if you want to join us last minute please feel free to do so. , cohesion
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