From one point of departure you can be in the desert, the mountains, or the canyons or the forest and never run out of singletrack. You'll look forward to the next day's route and chat with locals and other trail goers about the places you missed. There's a journey for every ability level and maps and outfitters to keep you on track. Colorado Riverfront Trails Walk, jog, rollerblade or bicycle along 18 miles of paved riverside scenery and wilderness. Blue herons, ducks, geese, deer and rabbits are a few of the Riverfront's residents.
Trails are handicap accessible and parking is available.
No motorized vehicles. Trail maps are available at the Visitor Center, Horizon Drive at I-70. Hiking Whether you're looking for a short hike or an all-day outdoor excursion, you'll find lots of hiking trails in the Colorado National Monument , the Grand Mesa , as well as in our national parks and forests. It is the site of the earliest discovery of Brachiosaurus remains. Dinosaur Hill is a place to enjoy a walking tour to a huge impression of an exposed Diplodocus femur.