STANDLEY LAKE NORTH OPEN SPACE PARK
West 100th Avenue and Simms Street, Westminster, CO 80005
Bicycling, Camping, Wildlife Viewing and Other Park-Based Recreational Activities, Weddings, Family Reunions, Company Picnics, Corporate Retreats & Graduation Parties
With 1,063-acres of surface area, Standley Lake is Westminster’s largest body of water ● Offers visitors numerous opportunities for fishing and paddling ● Provides free walk-in and bicycle access to the park ● Has a variety of venues and activities for you to host your next event ● The free parking lots close at sunset (official MST) daily ● The public has access to the parkland and recreational use of the lake, the water rights are jointly owned by the cities of Westminster & Thornton
Price: Senior/Handicap/Military Annual Pass ($25
Annual Day Use Pass ($60)
Daily Parks Pass ($7)
Daily Paddle Pass - $15
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ELDORADO CANYON STATE PARK
9 Kneale Road, Eldorado Springs, Westminster, CO 80025
Since 1978
Pets on Leash Allowed, Picnic Area, Restrooms, Biking, Fishing, Backpacking, Horseback Riding, Nature/Interpretive Trail, Rock Climbing/Rappelling & Snowshoeing
Offers a technical rock climbing, stream-side picnic areas and trails with panoramic vistas, all encompassed in a magnificent canyon ● Has over five hundred technical rock climbing routes luring climbers from around the world to challenge their skills on “Eldo’s golden cliffs ● Hike or mountain bike their picturesque trails that vary from easy to difficult and connect with Boulder's trail systems ● Enjoy a picnic by, or fish in, scenic South Boulder Creek ● 20 miles from downtown to Westminster
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MOUNT FALCON PARK
Castle Trail, Westminster, CO 80465
Picnicking, Dogs On Leash, Walking, Horseback Riding, Running, Kid Friendly, Snow Trail, Wildlife Area, Scenic Views & Mountain Biking
The 2,000-foot elevation gain of the Castle Trail, a steep climb from the east, provides a vigorous workout ● The remaining 11 park miles are multi-use ● There is also a wooden tower, situated along Tower Trail, which visitors can climb to survey wonders of the landscape that never cease to amaze ● 19.2 miles from downtown to Westminster
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