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What wild foods grow in a mountain forest in summer? In this class, we’ll hike the Tanglewood/Rosalie Trail out of Bailey, CO learning edible native plants and mushrooms common to coniferous forests, as well as some non-natives. We’ll taste along the trail, and if we find plants or mushrooms that are flourishing, we’ll forage and cook something back at the trailhead. Other activities may include: plant ID by group, how to use a flora, and/or something hands-on from my backpack. No matter what, it will be a full, fun day! Offered with permission from the U.S. Forest Service. Hosted by WFG ($130)
- DATE: Wednesday, July 22, 2026
- TIME: 9:00 AM -3:00 PM (6 hours)
- LOCATION: Tanglewood Trail, Bailey, CO (I will send directions to registrants.)
- COST: $130/person
- BRING: LUNCH or snacks, water, camera/notepad, foraging bags (plastic/cloth grocery bag), scissors, gloves (optional), bug spray, plate/mug/silverware
- WEAR: Hiking boots/closed-toe shoes (mandatory), sunscreen, sun hat, sunglasses, warm/cool layers, raincoat
- KNOW:
- Driving:
- Carpool: I will set a meetup/carpool location in the hopes you can carpool to the trailhead.
- Conditions: The last part of the drive is on a tight dirt road with a few potholes and rocks. I have always been able to manage it in my passenger car, but you will want to keep your tires on the high sides of things.
- Hiking: This hike does not exceed 3 miles round-trip. Please contact me if you have any concerns about your ability to participate.
- Driving:
