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Great view of the South Platte River from the cycle trail. The trail is popular with walkers, runners, and cyclists, so if you want to stop to enjoy the view, make sure you pull off to the side.

The Lowell Ponds Wildlife Area in northwest Denver encompasses approximately 43 acres of warm-water ponds and riparian habitats. These ponds are home to species such as largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, channel catfish, bluegill, crappie, and bullhead catfish. Boating is prohibited to protect the habitat. In addition to fishing, Lowell Ponds is a nice spot for picnicking, hiking, and wildlife viewing. The site known for birdwatching, especially during migration periods when the ponds attract various waterfowl species.

Located just behind Front Range Community College, this butterfly shaped pond offers a great place to relax and enjoy a picnic in the open meadows. You might even see some birds, squirrels, rabbits, or even the occasional fox.

lots of wildlife.

With miles of trails, acres of natural landscapes, and countless places to view animals, the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge is truly a gift to the public. It's free to use the trails and amenities on the property, and you'll have the chance to see bison, elk, antelope, deer, prairie dogs, and other central Colorado critters.

There are actually a couple conjoined ponds that make up what is called the Rod and Gun Club Pond. This short detour leads down to the swampy overlook. Depending on the time of year, the water can look like anything from a wide and still creek to a medium-sized lake.

This point provides a pleasant view of Rod and Gun Club Pond, offering a peaceful atmosphere with opportunities to observe waterfowl. For a closer look, feel free to dismount your bike and check out the Wildlife Viewing lookout.

This pond sits just off the paved Big Dry Creek Trail; you can run a complete trail loop all the way around the pond if you so desire.