Trek for Life 2025

The 7th Annual Trek for Life, held during Suicide Awareness Month, saw a wide variety of weather conditions and temperatures, from rain, to sleet, to snow, mud, rivers flowing, and sunshine. The hearty that joined us were full of smiles and laughter as we we remebered those no longer with us. Remember, "You Don't Have to Walk Alone!"

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First light showing us snow on the peaks, not typical of what we see this time of year.
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After the rain, the sun came out — just before departing the trailhead on the Crested Butte Side (di…
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Doesn't get nicer than this LOL! Ski season may be early this year . . .
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It's snowing, atleast were high enough that it isn't raining anymore.
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Slushy snow on everything
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Looking down valley towards Schofield Park, the trailhead on the Crested Butte side.
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Yep, we gotta go all the way up there! But at least the snow stopped.
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Looking back down the valley towards Schofield Park, the trailhead on the Crested Butte side.
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Just enjoy the image . . .
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This years hikers at the top of West Maroon Pass (L/R: Paul, Haley, Remy, Patrick, Renata, and Jorda…
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The sun came out and the layers came off—get out the suntan lotion everyone!
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Some of the switchbacks were very slippery and hard to navigate, especially at the top close to the …
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Some areas of the hike were open while other sections took us through pine forests and shrub.
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Decending from the pass looking towards the Snowmass Trailhead
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Yes, with rain and snow the entire trail was muddy — good thing I brought the gators!
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Mud, mud, and more mud.
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