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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.

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.

Cool spot to watch one of the nests.

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.

Cottonwood Creek runs out of Cherry Creek Reservoir and continues south. You cross the creek on several occasions on bridges while following the bike path.

If you're a bird enthusiast, the Bald Eagle Viewing Hide is a must-see. It's in a quiet spot with an elevated view, so spotting eagles is way easier. The best times to go are early mornings or late afternoons when the eagles are more active. Don’t forget your binoculars and camera!

Nice ride, non biting nats on the south side of the late but only occasionally

Great path, beautiful views.