[Childfree] Snow Shoeing

[Kate Martin]

Another place that could be kinda cool if you want a shorter distance is 
Fossil Creek Regional Open Space. They have a couple of loops, 2 miles being 
the larger, but it's really flat.

I personally would prefer Devils because I am not so great at going down 
hills (unless I have a sled hehe).

Kate

>From: Laura Hinds <thesweetooth at hotmail.com>
>To: <childfree at lists.robsims.com>
>Subject: RE: [Childfree] Snow Shoeing
>Date: Fri, 29 Dec 2006 10:58:09 -0700
>
>Hey, all.  I wasn't sure what our weekend plans were going to be when the 
>snowshoeing first came up so I didn't reply.  Now no way are we going out 
>of town or anything, so we'd be interested in doing a local snowshoe.  I'm 
>sure most places along the Front Range have plenty of snow, but having 
>hiked and/or biked both Coyote Ridge and Devil's Backbone I can say Coyote 
>is more uphill than Devil's if that's a consideration.  Bob and I would be 
>up for either, as long as we can get there in a passenger car of course :-)
>
>Laura
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