NOCO CITO
Weitzel Park and Trail
Timnath, Colorado
September 19, 2026
9:00 am to 10:30 am
One Day. Many Communities. A World of Difference.
We will be working on cleaning up trash at and around Weitzel Park and the trail around the pond.
Bring your work gloves, trash grabbers and/or any other TOTTS you think you might need.
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!
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We 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!
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, but if you do, make sure to wash your hands before touching your face.
Choose your litter wisely: Only pick up the litter that is safe to handle.
A little over 2 years ago georeyna, a geocacher in Houston, TX asked a simple question - What could happen if geocachers around Texas came together on one day to make their communities cleaner? Based on that simple question, Texas Geocaching Association (TXGA) created an event named CITO Across Texas in conjunction with World Cleanup Day. Geocachers throughout Texas held cleanup events on the third Saturday in September. Each event is locally organized, but together they became part of something much bigger. CITO Across Texas was born! The results have been tremendous. During 2024 and 2025, more than 50 CITO events were held across Texas. More than 700 volunteers participated. Thousands of pounds of trash were removed from parks, trails, waterways, neighborhoods, and other public spaces.
In 2026, we want to take the next step and we are inviting the worldwide community of geocachers to help clean up our game board.