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It's fun to ride on the wooden planks - and when it's muddy, it helps you avoid the worst.

Really a beautiful bridge.

Adler-Fingru Open Space is a 55.7-acre area that was once used for crop production and livestock grazing. Ownership of the space is divided three ways among the cities of Boulder, Louisville, and Lafayette. This property is under an agricultural lease, so access to the public is limited to only the Coal Creek Trail that passes through the space.

Warembourg Open Space is a peaceful spot along Coal Creek and the Coal Creek Regional Trail, shaped through conservation efforts by Boulder County, Louisville, and Lafayette. Established in 1999 and 2003, it offers hikers a lovely riparian habitat with cottonwoods, wildlife, and scenic creekside views—a perfect place for an easy, immersive walk close to nature.

You can see William Frederick Hayden Park on the right, and Denver on the left from Carl's Point. A perfect spot to take a mid ride photo or simply take a break and enjoy the view.

Pedaling along the Dakota Ridge service road, you’ll hit the famous Dinosaur Tracksite, where ancient footprints in Dakota sandstone are stained for visibility. Over 300 tracks left by iguanodonts and small theropods lie just off the path.

Bear Creek Lake is a 40-acre artificial reservoir with plenty of outdoor options. You’ll find a boat launch, fishing pier, swimming beach, and rental boats during the warmer months. Located within Bear Creek Lake Park, the area is also known for its wildlife, with chances to spot deer, foxes, and plenty of birds.

This is a nice overlook near Mt. Carbon, with expansive views of the Denver skyline, Bear Lake Park, and Mount Falcon Park in the background. Bear Creek Trail ends here, making it a great spot to pause, sit for a bit, and enjoy the views.