Adaptive Adventures Hike: Urban Birding

Tucked away in Northwest Fort Collins, Lions Open Space offers a serene window into the wild heart of the Poudre River corridor. Larimer County naturalists will lead you through this hidden landscape to observe the resilient species and seasonal shifts that make the Poudre River ecosystem so vital. You will learn the basics of birding, how to use binoculars and phone technology to help identify the animals you see on the trail. It’s an invitation to slow down and connect with the vibrant biodiversity that defines Northern Colorado.
A fun, yet challenging hiking adventure, open and inclusive for civilian and veterans. A day enjoyed outdoors that celebrates community, partner collaboration and pushing to thrive.
Who can attend?: Registered participants, including civilians, veterans, and youth over 5 who are living with a physical disability, and families or caregivers.
Expectations: Must be able to self-transfer up or down by 12+ inches; must be comfortable in group spaces and noise; must be 18 years or older to participate.
How should I dress? Please comfortable layers conducive to physical activity, closed toe shoes, and
What should I bring? Participants are recommended to bring a water bottle, sunscreen, and hat, as well as any personal gear utilized for adaptive hikes.
Timeliness: All participants, volunteers, and community partners are expected to register for each event, arrive on time, and be ready for program start. Please notify staff in case of cancellation, running late, or any other event.