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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.

This trail follows the path of Little Dry Creek, which holds the distinction of being the site of the first significant gold discovery in Colorado, way back in 1858! You'll encounter vibrant wildflower meadows in spring, peaceful open spaces, and even some sections with rock formations.

The Westminster Station Pond is just off the side of the Little Dry Creek Trail. The paved path passes the pond at the southern end of Westminster Station Park, which is the quieter portion of the park. As you make your way north, you pass restrooms, water fountains, benches, and picnic areas, but you'll also encounter a lot more people.

Leon Wurl Wildlife Sanctuary, also known only as Harper Lake, has a paved path around a lake that is around .9 miles long. There is no elevation gain on this loop around the lake, and it offers stunning mountain views behind the lake.

Lovely trails near Baseline and Lafayette, CO with fantastic views of the front range and the taller peaks beyond.

This little lake, just to the north of the trail, is a nice spot to fish for a couple species of trout and bass. There's also a walking trail that goes all the way around the lake.

This little lake, just to the north of the trail, is a nice spot to fish for a couple species of trout and bass. There's also a walking trail that goes all the way around the lake.

Riding along the Little Dry Creek Trail, you pass Westminster Station Pond. The area has been recently developed and is a clean, well-kept place to go biking. The paved path is flat, and it's a lovely little nature spot.