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Very nice view of the surrounding area.

Great view of the red sandstone rock formations in the area. There are several trails that loop through, getting you up close with several rock formations.

The Greenbelt Plateau Trailhead provides access to the Greenbelt Plateau and High Plains Trails, with a connector to the Flatirons Vista area via Highway 93. The area closes when muddy, and the trailhead has a parking lot with 25 spaces and one ADA space with a fee required. Bicycles, including Class 1 and Class 2 e-bikes, are allowed on designated trails, so be aware while running. Dogs must be leashed seasonally to protect ground-nesting birds, and horses are permitted on most trails too. Wildlife, including raptors, mule deer, and coyotes, can be found in this beautiful grassland.

Wonderful rock formation over boulders; summit with a small stone pyramid and a panoramic view of all the mountains visible from here. Ascent via various routes - basically accessible from all directions. If you're looking for solitude, you're in the wrong place here, but there aren't any crowds either. It's worth it!

Dawson Park is a popular spot with shaded areas and plenty of grassy spots to picnic. The lake overlooks Longs Peak and the Front Range.

With dogs and bikes allowed on the trails, boats and fishing allowed on the water, and picnic areas with restrooms, McIntosh Lake is a popular public reservoir that is open an hour before sunrise until an hour after sunset each day.

The trail is aptly named — looking west the iconic silhouettes of the Flatirons loom over the horizon. The trail runs through an open field and is wide gravel. Keep an eye out for prairie dogs!

The trail is a nontechnical singletrack with amazing views that wraps around the rim of the foothills and dives into the forest on its west side where you can cross the canal and connect to the trails in the Flatirons.