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After losing their nest to a lightning strike in August, it was unclear which location the eagles would choose for their to new nest. With limited suitable nesting trees in the area—including one along the trail near their previous nest—they have now settled in a tree here, near the southern end of S. 104th St.

The Marry Miller Trail spans about 1.5 miles and features gravel surfaces. It is open to hikers, bikers, and equestrians; dogs visiting must be kept on a leash.

Frank Varra Park is home to a few running paths and Frank Varra Pond, which is a small reservoir with a children's playing area. The Rock Creek Trail is the main path running through the park and can be connected to neighboring trails to make bigger (or smaller) loops.

Autrey Reservoir is a small pond in Superior, Colorado. There is a paved path around the water for walkers, joggers, and cyclists. It's a popular sunning spot in the summer; it's a nice place to cool off and relax in this suburban area.

Cradleboard Trail is a short trail in Carolyn Holmberg Preserve in western Broomfield. It leads from the parking lot at South Brainard Drive to Stearns Lake and is a nice trail to view wildlife like prairie dogs and eagles.

This area provides a tranquil atmosphere in the midst of the city, featuring several bodies of water and creeks. With stunning views of the Front Range, it's a place to keep an eye out for wildlife, given the variety that may inhabit the area.

Frank Varra Pond is the centerpiece of Frank Varra Park. There is a lot of green space around the pond that is popular for kids and families.

Frank Varra Park is home to a few running paths and Frank Varra Pond, which is a small reservoir with a children's playing area. The Rock Creek Trail is the main path running through the park and can be connected to neighboring trails to make bigger (or smaller) loops.