Today, we hiked to Bear Peak (8,461 ft.) on Boulder Mountain. I had done this hike
before. This time I did it without the snow and dangerous ice. It is a tough hike. I believe Charles got a good work out. Round trip is around 8 or 9 miles, and there is an elevation gain of about 3,000 feet. Pops, do think you could do this one:) The weather was pretty good at the start of the hike. Shortly after we got to the top of the peak, the clouds started rolling in. The temperature dropped a good bit. We didn’t stay on top too long because of that. After the hike, we enjoyed some fine brews at
Walnut Brewery in downtown Boulder.

Charles with Boulder down below

Almost There

Look, the top of Bear Peak
On top of Bear Peak

Looking towards the Continental Divide

Going down Bear Peak
1 comment:
You get down off those rocks or I'll show these pictures to you boy's mama's. I wouldn't want to hike that trail even if I was physically capable of it. To many drop offs.
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