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Topic: Looking for good trails N of Denver |
RocketD
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 posted Aug-18-2004 07:44 PM
  
Hi Everyone,
I'm moving from central Denver to the Thornton/Northglenn area. I'm totally bummed because I can't work in my routine at Wash Park, so I need a new place to run that isn't pavement (too hard on my knees and ankles). Anyone have any good suggestions for an area nearby?
Thanks a bunch!
Dara
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hike2357
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posted May-23-2006 06:16 PM
the Big Dry Creek Trail in Westminster is a good one...park at 128th between Huron St. and Zuni....trail is mainly unpaved and is 9 miles one way.
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MJcolo
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posted Jun-02-2006 12:32 PM
There is a dog park just north of 104th and York, on the east side of that there is a nice trail that start in front of the apartments there, and winds through some open space, with a tunnel under the railroad tracks. I haven't followed it far east of there, but I think it passes the Rec center and they just built a tunnel under Colorado Ave so that may go quite a ways east. You can also go west from that same starting point and pick up a nice trail on the other side of York. I think that goes all the way to Washington St. It's no Wash Park, but they are starting to connect some of those trails now. I am trying to find other trails in the area, if anyone has any other ideas, I'm listening.
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neustkg
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posted Jun-09-2006 01:31 AM
quote:
Originally posted by hike2357:
the Big Dry Creek Trail in Westminster is a good one...park at 128th between Huron St. and Zuni....trail is mainly unpaved and is 9 miles one way.
I agree. There is usually room for parking there, too. One problem w/this trail, though. No trees or shade. Washington Park was very shaded. I have been running in the late mornings and it has been getting very hot on the Big Dry Creek Trail. Bring water as you will need it.
[This message has been edited by neustkg (edited Jun-09-2006).]
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