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Come at 10 am if you want to hike to Boulder Lake. Lunch will be at about 1 pm. Paper goods and utensils will be provided. Come anytime if you just want to enjoy. If it rains, it’s canceled.

What to bring:
• A ready-to-serve lunch item to share (no water or electricity at the cabin)
• A coooler for your food
• Whatever you would like to drink (including ice)
• Camp chairs

Address: 1643 Meadowbrook Lane, CR 1376

Directions:
From Silverthorne, go about 12 miles north on Highway 9 toward Kremmling. (Some markers you will see: the Blue River Campground on your right, mile marker 110 on your right, a parking area on your right and then Boulder Creek Road, CR 1376, on your left.) If you get to Ute Pass Road, you have gone way too far! Turn left onto Boulder Creek Road.

If you are coming from the north, just turn right on Boulder Creek Road. It is just south of the bridge where Boulder Creek joins the Blue. The turn is the next one south of Sierra Bosque.

Once you turn onto Boulder Creek Road, the road turns right on a bridge over Boulder Creek. You will see a sign that says Meadowbrook Lane. Continue on the road as it turns west (the only way to go) and drive west about 1 1/2 miles. Then you will see the log cabin on your right. Parking is on the lot across (south) of the cabin. Park diagonally. If you cannot walk to the cabin, go past the cabin and drive into the driveway. (A wooden bear with the sign Edelweiss marks the entrance.)

You can get AT&T and Consumer Cellular cell reception. Verizon, etc., does not get cell service. If you cannot get reception and you get lost, go back to Highway 9 until you get reception and call Ann at 970-389-0031.

Carpooling is suggested as there is minimal parking available. If you are going for the hike, keys need to be left in the cars so that they can be moved in case of an emergency.

Questions? Call Ann before Aug. 30 at 970-389-0031 or email almclement@comcast.net.

all are welcome 

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We are pleased to invite this year's group of inbound Rotary Youth Exchange students along with their host families, YEO’s, Rotarian counsellors, ROTEX students, and other friends of Rotary to a tradition begun in 2014, our annual District 5450 Youth Exchange "Welcome to Colorado" hike to Rotary Peak.

Participants will gather at 8:30 am on Sunday, Sept.13 for group photos at the trailhead on the west side of Highway 6 at the top of Loveland Pass. It is a relatively safe & easy route, 3 miles (5km) roundtrip with a net gain in altitude of 489 feet (150m) to the peak at 12,479 feet (3,800m), with spectacular scenery both east and west as it follows the Continental Divide. We expect to be back down to the trailhead by about 11 am to enjoy provided refreshments. 

Mile High Integrated Care - Summit County

Our club will join the Breckenridge club for another highway cleanup for the stretch from Summit High School to the Gold Hill trail head.  We will meet at the High School at 9 AM with lunch planned for 11:15 and completion by Noon.

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The happy hour menu at this location was extended until 6 pm

Mountain Top Explorers

Rotary is scheduled to serve at the free Community dinner at the Elks Club in Silverthorne. 8-10 people, volunteers arrive at 4:45 to serve from 5-7 and then 30 minutes of cleanup afterwards. 

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Adopt an Angel

We will sit inside Bluebird Market on ODI's deck

Summit Valley Horse Center