Calling all adventure families for a weekly post work hike! WildKind Ambassador, Melinda Long is hosting a series of hikes for WildKind members and the community up to Cecret Lake at Alta. The hike is 5.0 miles from the Albion parking lot up to Cecret lake but distance will vary based on attendees and parking.

Feed your little ahead of time or bring dinner along with you to the top for a great picnic view. Melinda and her husband will be bringing their 4 and 2 year olds on the hike and plan to stop for a quick picnic. You're welcome to let your littles hike at their pace, but be sure to bring a carrier or backpack for when they get tired!

Please leave your dogs at home, as they are not allowed in Little Cottonwood Canyon.

This is free and open to the public! Registration is required though eventbrite.

Not a WildKind member? Register for one event and get exclusive access to future events and 2 months of our Summit Membership free! More details provided upon registration.

Calling all adventure families for a weekly post work hike! WildKind Ambassador, Melinda Long is hosting a series of hikes for WildKind members and the community up to Cecret Lake at Alta. The hike is 5.0 miles from the Albion parking lot up to Cecret lake but distance will vary based on attendees and parking.

Feed your little ahead of time or bring dinner along with you to the top for a great picnic view. Melinda and her husband will be bringing their 4 and 2 year olds on the hike and plan to stop for a quick picnic. You're welcome to let your littles hike at their pace, but be sure to bring a carrier or backpack for when they get tired!

Please leave your dogs at home, as they are not allowed in Little Cottonwood Canyon.

This is free and open to the public! Registration is required through eventbrite.

Not a WildKind member? Register for one event and get exclusive access to future events and 2 months of our Summit Membership free! More details provided upon registration.

Join WildKind ambassador Melinda Long and the ladies of the Wine Hiking Society for a kid-free night in the mountains. The hike to Cecret Lake is about 5 miles and post hike, enjoy some socializing and après.

This event is BYOB. Please plan to bring a chair for post hike!

Please leave your dogs at home, as they are not allowed in Little Cottonwood Canyon.

This is a free event and is open to the public. There are limited spots available, so don't wait to register! Registration is required through eventbrite.

Join our Utah WildKind ambassadors each first Wednesday of the month for a fun, family-friendly outdoor hike!

About this event

Calling all adventure families for a monthly post work hike! Join WildKind Ambassador, Melinda Long for a family friendly, Salt Lake based hike. For June, we'll head up to Little Cottonwood Canyon to Cecret Lake at Alta. The hike is 5.0 miles from the Albion parking lot up to Cecret lake (or from the Summer Road parking lot, depending on opening).

Feed your little ahead of time or bring dinner along with you to the top for a great picnic view. Melinda and her husband will be bringing their 4 and 2 year olds on the hike and plan to stop for a quick picnic. You're welcome to let your littles hike at their pace, but be sure to bring a carrier or backpack for when they get tired!

Please leave your dogs at home, as they are not allowed in Little Cottonwood Canyon.

This is a free event for WildKind Members and is open to the public for $5. Registration is required through eventbrite.

Not a WildKind member? Register and attend this hike and get exclusive access to our Summit Membership with the first 2 months free! More details provided upon registration. Tickets are non-refundable.

About this event

This month, join WildKind co-founder, Brooke Murray, for a family bike ride up Waterton Canyon! We'll plan for a leisurely paced pedal session (we'll likely have some little cruisers attending!).

Bring plenty of water, sunscreen, and some snacks. We'll plan to stop after an hour or so to have some snacks by the river before heading back to the parking lot. If we're lucky, we might see some big horned sheep, eagles, or some of the other wildlife that frequents the canyon!

Bring your own bikes/trailers, and everybody must have a properly fitting helmet! This is a gravel road so we'll just be riding our commuter bikes. Dogs are not invited to this event.

This is a free event for WildKind Members and is open to the public for $5. Registration is required through eventbrite.

Not a WildKind member? Register and attend this hike and get exclusive access to our Summit Membership with the first 2 months free! More details provided upon registration. Tickets are non-refundable.

Get out for a fun morning with other parents and kids at Evergreen Lake!

About this event

Join WildKind ambassador Sarah Roberts for fresh air & friendship. We will take a child-paced hike around Evergreen Lake to enjoy a beautiful spring day in Colorado! Children of all ages are welcome, and we will let them dictate our pace as we explore and investigate.

The trail around the lake is about 1.5 miles and mostly flat, except for two short sections of stairs.

This event is free for WildKind members and is open to the public for $5/family. Registration is required through eventbrite and tickets are non-refundable.

Not a WildKind member? Register and attend this hike and get exclusive access to our Summit Membership with the first 2 months free! More details provided upon registration.

We look forward to seeing you out there!

Join our WildKind ambassadors each first Friday of the month for a fun, family-friendly outdoor event!

This month we're gathering in Boulder at the NCAR Trailhead for a hike led by WildKind Ambassador, Sarah Hieb. Sarah is a certified babywearing consultant and is passionate about helping families get outdoors with their little ones in tow. Get a fit check with your carrier or borrow one for the event!

The hike is family friendly, but we will be moving at an adult pace. Carriers are encouraged for younger hikers. The trail has a few challenging uphill climbs, but is a mostly shaded and easy route. The NCAR trailhead is easy to access and there is plenty of parking. Dogs are welcome, but must be on a leash.

This is a free event for WildKind Members and is open to the public for $5. Registration is required through eventbrite.

Not a WildKind member? Register and attend this hike and get exclusive access to our Summit Membership with the first 2 months free! More details provided upon registration. Tickets are non-refundable.

On April 9th, WildKind families are gathering together across the country to hike, ski, and more to show our support for our Ukrainian community members and the children in Ukraine who have been faced with unimaginable losses.

This hike will be held at Bridle Trails State Park, on April 10th, hosted by WildKind Ambassador Emma. The trail options range from 1 mile to 3.5. After the hike, join Emma and her daughter for a picnic lunch! This is a family friendly trail and is open to the public.

To attend, we are asking that you make a small donation that will be used to support Orphans Feature in Ternopil and the adoption center in Gorzów Wielkopolski, Poland.

WildKind Ambassador, Nataliya, is from Ukraine and still has immediate family in the country, with whom she is coordinating relief efforts as well as through the Ukrainians of Colorado organization. We have collaborated with Nataliya to designate these two beneficiaries of our donations to support children in Ukraine who have lost one, or both, parents in this war.

From Nataliya: "The adoption center in Gorzów Wielkopolski, Poland accepts refugees from Ukraine daily - mothers with children and also children from other orphanages who were evacuated from Ukraine. Some of these kids have partial legal guardianship, but most of them have no one. So, I kindly ask everyone to help us, and give them a chance to be kids, have fun and find joy in these hard times. "

If you are not able to participate in a hike but would like to still support, you can visit this amazon list of needed supplies to be sent to families and organizations in Ukraine: Amazon Wishlist for Ukraine

Thank you for your support and we hope to see you out there!

Registration is required. To register, click here.

Not a WildKind member? Register and attend this hike and get exclusive access to our Summit Membership with the first 2 months free! More details provided upon registration.

On April 9th, WildKind families are gathering together across the country to hike, ski, and more to raise money and show our support for our Ukrainian community members and the children in Ukraine who have been faced with unimaginable losses.

This hike will be held at Nolde Forest State Park in Reading, Pennsylvania. This is a family friendly trail and is open to the public!

To attend, we are asking that you make a small donation that will be used to support Orphans Feature in Ternopil and the adoption center in Gorzów Wielkopolski, Poland.

WildKind Ambassador, Nataliya, is from Ukraine and still has immediate family in the country, with whom she is coordinating relief efforts as well as through the Ukrainians of Colorado organization. We have collaborated with Nataliya to designate these two beneficiaries of our donations to support children in Ukraine who have lost one, or both, parents in this war.

From Nataliya: "The adoption center in Gorzów Wielkopolski, Poland accepts refugees from Ukraine daily - mothers with children and also children from other orphanages who were evacuated from Ukraine. Some of these kids have partial legal guardianship, but most of them have no one. So, I kindly ask everyone to help us, and give them a chance to be kids, have fun and find joy in these hard times. "

If you are not able to participate in a hike but would like to still support, you can visit this amazon list of needed supplies to be sent to families and organizations in Ukraine: Amazon Wishlist for Ukraine

Thank you for your support and we hope to see you out there!

Registration is required. To register, click here.

Not a WildKind member? Register and attend this hike and get exclusive access to our Summit Membership with the first 2 months free! More details provided upon registration.

On April 9th, WildKind families are gathering together across the country to hike, ski, and more to show our support for our Ukrainian community members and the children in Ukraine who have been faced with unimaginable losses.

This event will be hosted at Beaver Creek Ski Area, by WildKind Ambassador, Caroline, for a morning of toddler and kid skiing on the magic carpet!

Parents in shoes* (NOT ski boots) and toddlers with skis and boots can ride up the Bucaroo Kids Gondola for FREE! At the top, there are a few magic carpets, a small restaurant, bathroom and picnic tables at the top where families can have a gentle learn to ski day and a place to hang out and meet other families!

To attend, we are asking that you make a small donation that will be used to support Orphans Feature in Ternopil and the adoption center in Gorzów Wielkopolski, Poland.

WildKind Ambassador, Nataliya, is from Ukraine and still has immediate family in the country, with whom she is coordinating relief efforts as well as through the Ukrainians of Colorado organization. We have collaborated with Nataliya to designate these two beneficiaries of our donations to support children in Ukraine who have lost one, or both, parents in this war.

From Nataliya: "The adoption center in Gorzów Wielkopolski, Poland accepts refugees from Ukraine daily - mothers with children and also children from other orphanages who were evacuated from Ukraine. Some of these kids have partial legal guardianship, but most of them have no one. So, I kindly ask everyone to help us, and give them a chance to be kids, have fun and find joy in these hard times. "

If you are not able to participate in a hike but would like to still support, you can visit this amazon list of needed supplies to be sent to families and organizations in Ukraine: Amazon Wishlist for Ukraine

Thank you for your support and we hope to see you out there!

Registration is required. To register, click here.

Not a WildKind member? Register and attend this hike and get exclusive access to our Summit Membership with the first 2 months free! More details provided upon registration.

On April 9th, WildKind families are gathering together across the country to hike, ski, and more to show our support for our Ukrainian community members and the children in Ukraine who have been faced with unimaginable losses.

This hike will be hosted at Mt. Falcon Park in Indian Hills, CO hosted by WildKind Ambassadors Nataliya and Sarah. This is a family friendly trail and is open to the public!

To attend, we are asking that you make a small donation that will be used to support Orphans Feature in Ternopil and the adoption center in Gorzów Wielkopolski, Poland.

WildKind Ambassador, Nataliya, is from Ukraine and still has immediate family in the country, with whom she is coordinating relief efforts as well as through the Ukrainians of Colorado organization. We have collaborated with Nataliya to designate these two beneficiaries of our donations to support children in Ukraine who have lost one, or both, parents in this war.

From Nataliya: "The adoption center in Gorzów Wielkopolski, Poland accepts refugees from Ukraine daily - mothers with children and also children from other orphanages who were evacuated from Ukraine. Some of these kids have partial legal guardianship, but most of them have no one. So, I kindly ask everyone to help us, and give them a chance to be kids, have fun and find joy in these hard times. "

If you are not able to participate in a hike but would like to still support, you can visit this amazon list of needed supplies to be sent to families and organizations in Ukraine: Amazon Wishlist for Ukraine

Thank you for your support and we hope to see you out there!

Registration is required. To register, click here.

Not a WildKind member? Register and attend this hike and get exclusive access to our Summit Membership with the first 2 months free! More details provided upon registration.

On April 9th, WildKind families are gathering together across the country to hike, ski, and more to show our support for our Ukrainian community members and the children in Ukraine who have been faced with unimaginable losses.

This event will be a family-friendly skin up Snodgrass in Crested Butte, CO and hosted by WildKind Community Manager, Amanda.

To attend, we are asking that you make a small donation that will be used to support Orphans Feature in Ternopil and the adoption center in Gorzów Wielkopolski, Poland.

WildKind Ambassador, Nataliya, is from Ukraine and still has immediate family in the country, with whom she is coordinating relief efforts as well as through the Ukrainians of Colorado organization. We have collaborated with Nataliya to designate these two beneficiaries of our donations to support children in Ukraine who have lost one, or both, parents in this war.

From Nataliya: "The adoption center in Gorzów Wielkopolski, Poland accepts refugees from Ukraine daily - mothers with children and also children from other orphanages who were evacuated from Ukraine. Some of these kids have partial legal guardianship, but most of them have no one. So, I kindly ask everyone to help us, and give them a chance to be kids, have fun and find joy in these hard times. "

If you are not able to participate in a hike but would like to still support, you can visit this amazon list of needed supplies to be sent to families and organizations in Ukraine: Amazon Wishlist for Ukraine

Thank you for your support and we hope to see you out there!

Registration is required. To register, click here.

Not a WildKind member? Register and attend this hike and get exclusive access to our Summit Membership with the first 2 months free! More details provided upon registration.

On April 9th, WildKind families are gathering together across the country to hike, ski, and more to show our support for our Ukrainian community members and the children in Ukraine who have been faced with unimaginable losses.

This hike will be held at the San Diego National Wildlife Refuge, hosted by WildKind Ambassador Victoria. This is a family friendly trail and is open to the public!

To attend, we are asking that you make a small donation that will be used to support Orphans Feature in Ternopil and the adoption center in Gorzów Wielkopolski, Poland.

WildKind Ambassador, Nataliya, is from Ukraine and still has immediate family in the country, with whom she is coordinating relief efforts as well as through the Ukrainians of Colorado organization. We have collaborated with Nataliya to designate these two beneficiaries of our donations to support children in Ukraine who have lost one, or both, parents in this war.

From Nataliya: "The adoption center in Gorzów Wielkopolski, Poland accepts refugees from Ukraine daily - mothers with children and also children from other orphanages who were evacuated from Ukraine. Some of these kids have partial legal guardianship, but most of them have no one. So, I kindly ask everyone to help us, and give them a chance to be kids, have fun and find joy in these hard times. "

If you are not able to participate in a hike but would like to still support, you can visit this amazon list of needed supplies to be sent to families and organizations in Ukraine: Amazon Wishlist for Ukraine

Thank you for your support and we hope to see you out there!

Registration is required. To register, click here.

Not a WildKind member? Register and attend this hike and get exclusive access to our Summit Membership with the first 2 months free! More details provided upon registration.