The Cottonwood Creek trailhead and the Spanish Creek trailhead both have no trespassing signs up that read "No Public Access to National Forest Land," and "Property of the Crestone Zen Monastery." See trip report.
Well, this sounds like bad news, but that's really not much of a trip report, is it? Is access really blocked? And what's this "Zen Monastery"? I thought something called the Manitou Foundation controlled the only private land that western access to the Crestone group crossed.
You disgrace Christianity and the spirit of Christ with your bigotry. Recommend you edit or delete your post and rethink your viewpoint. What would Jesus do?
mmitten - Aug 20, 2006 2:22 am - Hasn't voted
West slope access restriction!!The Cottonwood Creek trailhead and the Spanish Creek trailhead both have no trespassing signs up that read "No Public Access to National Forest Land," and "Property of the Crestone Zen Monastery." See trip report.
cftbq - Aug 23, 2006 10:51 pm - Hasn't voted
Huh?Well, this sounds like bad news, but that's really not much of a trip report, is it? Is access really blocked? And what's this "Zen Monastery"? I thought something called the Manitou Foundation controlled the only private land that western access to the Crestone group crossed.
rasgoat - Aug 23, 2010 10:03 pm - Hasn't voted
OOKKKAAYSo this place is representing the wrong religion. Maybe if it is made into a Protestant Christian church you will have a better time with the access
SpiderSavage - Sep 2, 2010 2:34 pm - Hasn't voted
Religious IntoleranceYou disgrace Christianity and the spirit of Christ with your bigotry. Recommend you edit or delete your post and rethink your viewpoint. What would Jesus do?