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- Cara Lopez Lee


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HIKING ANNE U. WHITE TRAIL: Fourmile Canyon Creek, Boulder, Colorado

A friend and I wanted to go on a hike, but we were limited on time, so we chose one of my favorite short trails in nearby Boulder, Colorado. For me, the sight and sound of running water along a trail washes away stress like a glass of water quenches thirst. The Anne U. White Trail follows Fourmile Canyon Creek, where the water level can be hit or miss: a friendly gusher in wet years, or a mere trickle in dry years. This time it was a hit. We crossed the rushing creek nearly two-dozen times, and stopped to admire many small waterfalls. This easy, three-mile hike is tucked away in a convenient residential area, yet the canyon walls give it the feeling of a secluded getaway. Here’s a two-minute peek at what you might see if you go:

Hiking Anne U. White Trail: Fourmile Canyon Creek, Boulder, Colorado from Cara Lopez Lee on Vimeo.

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2 Responses to “HIKING ANNE U. WHITE TRAIL: Fourmile Canyon Creek, Boulder, Colorado”

  1. Jim Says:

    I loved the pics and video, but the song kind of overpowered it. I would love to try this trail some day.

  2. Cara Lopez Lee Says:

    Thanks for checking it out, Jim. It’s a sweet, easy little trail for a relaxed walk. I’m partial to trails with a lot of water.

    Selecting music is tough… I try to pick songs by artists who are deceased. Classical is easiest, but sometimes I like a little change of pace.

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