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Boulder Trail Information
• A WorldWeb.com Travel Guide to Trail Information in Boulder, CO, Colorado.
Big Blue Stem / South Boulder Creek Loop + My Favorites
The Big Blue Stem/South Boulder Creek Loop is 7.1 miles in length and boasts easy conditions for bikers or hikers. Estimated at four hours to complete, this trail reaches elevations of 5,490 – 6,200 feet. Grassy meadows, Ponderosa Pine forests and Flatirons are features of this trail. At 2.3 miles, the choice is available to take a short loop back to the trailhead or continue on for an additional 3 miles.
Big Blue Stem / South Boulder Creek Loop + My Favorites
The Big Blue Stem/South Boulder Creek Loop is 7.1 miles in length and boasts easy conditions for bikers or hikers. Estimated at four hours to complete, this trail reaches elevations of 5,490 – 6,200 feet. Grassy meadows, Ponderosa Pine forests and Flatirons are features of this trail. At 2.3 miles, the choice is available to take a short loop back to the trailhead or continue on for an additional 3 miles.
Betasso Preserve + My Favorites
This 773 acre preserve features moderately difficult mountain bike or hiking trails at 6,480 feet. The Betasso Preserve features winding descents, double and single tracks, Douglas Fir and Ponderosa Pine forests as well as various creeks and hillside loops. All paths are estimated to take approximately one hour to complete. Picnic areas and public restrooms are also available.
Boulder Creek Path + My Favorites
Stretching seven miles from east Boulder to the western edge of the city where Boulder Canyon and Fourmile Canyon intersect, the Boulder Creek path is 7 miles in length each way and offers easy conditions for bikers, joggers or in-line skaters. Approximately one hour is needed to complete the trail which parallels Boulder creek. Benches and picnic tables are also scattered along the trail for public use.