I have change the event date to May 17, 2025. So it will not conflict with the Mingo Block Party event!
This CITO can be a 1 Terrain if you need it to be, but there is also rougher parts of the park if you are capable of reaching those part safely!
This CITO will be at
Sanderson Gulch Trail
1845 W. Gunnison Place, Denver, CO 80223
I will supply Trash Bags & some Hand Sanitizer!
When geocachers attend CITO Events, they help improve the outdoors by collecting trash, planting trees, and so much more. Attending a CITO is an opportunity to build community with geocaching neighbors and leave our incredible geocaching gameboard better than how we found it; a real win-win! Read on to find out the dates for this year’s two CITO seasons and how you can earn both CITO souvenirs.
Cache In Trash Out® (CITO) is an environmental initiative the geocaching community supports. Since 2002, CITO has enabled geocachers to beautify and restore natural and urban spaces. In that time, there have been more than 600,000 logged attendances at nearly 34,000 events where geocachers helped improve the outdoors.
Actions often speak louder than words; from collecting trash to planting trees, and all other kinds of CITO activities, when we CITO, we make our world a better place. We build community with our geocaching neighbors and leave our incredible geocaching gameboard better than how we found it.
This year’s CITO dates are:
Geocachers can earn CITO souvenirs by attending or hosting events during one or both CITO seasons. Cache In Trash Out® (CITO) seasons are:
CITO Season 1
March 1 through May 31
That includes all of March, April, and May!
CITO Season 2
September 1 through November 30
That includes all of September, October, and November!
Tip: Responsible geocachers CITO every time they cache and CITO events can occur any time of year.
How can I earn both CITO 2025 souvenirs?
· Attend or host any CITO Event during each of the two seasons.
· Only one souvenir is available per season. However, feel free to attend or host as many CITO Events throughout the year as you wish!
To learn more about CITO and how to get involved, visit Geocaching.com/CITO/
Safety Suggestions
· You should wear some form of gloves for protection. Additionally, good old trash grabbers or other pickup device can help create further separation between you and the litter. Also, don’t forget high visibility clothing, close-toed shoes, and sunscreen!
· Best practice: don’t touch the litter directly, and don’t touch your face.
· Choose your litter wisely: only pick up the litter that is safe to handle.