This Open Space park located in the foothills northwest of Golden, is noted for a variety of wildlife including deer, bear, mountain lion, bobcat, elk and wild turkey. The park, with both gentle and rugged terrain, is dedicated to the memory of Paul R. White. His family homesteaded a portion of the land in the early 1900s and operated it as a cattle ranch. From several vantage points in the park, visitors will see a sweeping view of the plains and Denver.
Camping is by advance permit only.
700 Jefferson County Parkway, Suite 100, Golden, Colorado. Open Space worked with a landowner to develop access to the east side of the park. Because of the nature of activities adjacent to this site, the park users are asked to respect fences and to stay on the constructed trail for their protection. Since this trail traverses a steep, exposed slope, park users would be well advised to carry drinking water. Vehicles are confined to the parking areas and roadways.