Hiking and Biking in Broomfield, CO

Broomfield, CO, offers wide open spaces and numerous trails that hikers and mountain bikers alike can enjoy. With 525 acres of park space and a continually expanding set of excellent hiking and biking trails that includes 80 miles of multi-use trails and 21 miles of soft-surface trails, Broomfield is the perfect community for those who love to take part in a variety of outdoor activities.

Broomfield/Louisville Loop Trail

The Broomfield/Louisville Loop Trail takes hikers through three different communities on an 11.7-mile hike. As you walk through Broomfield and the nearby areas of Lafayette and Louisville, you’ll encounter creeks, ponds, wide open park spaces, and even a large pumpkin farm. The trail utilizes underpasses when crossing major roads, making it safe for hikers of all ages and abilities.

Dirty Bismarck Loop

Just a few miles from central Broomfield is the Dirty Bismarck Loop, recently completed in 2011. This trail is often considered the “mountain bike version” of the famous Morgul-Bismarck bike racecourse, making it a popular choice for many local mountain bikers. The Dirty Bismarck Loop covers 12.1 miles through varying types of terrain. Although the trail is challenging in a few spots, the majority of the Loop is a comfortable and enjoyable ride for all.

Big Dry Creek Trail

The Big Dry Creek Trail will take you from Standley Lake on a trek around South and West Broomfield before ending at I-25. This trail features a mix of concrete and gravel surfaces that are ideal for walking or biking. Along the way, you’ll see plenty of wildlife, including hawks, coyotes, and gophers throughout much of the year. You can choose to stay on the 10.1-mile trail all the way to the end, or take one of the many branching trails along the way to explore the surrounding areas.

Coal Creek Trail

The Coal Creek Trail offers year-round appeal as it passes through the nearby regions of Louisville, Superior, and Lafayette, CO. This family-friendly trail spans a length of 6.2 miles, but offers a number of offshoot trails as it passes through a variety of wide open natural spaces. You’ll enjoy plenty of shade in the summer and flat surfaces for hiking and even snowshoeing in the winter. The Coal Creek Trail is a soft-surface dirt and gravel trail ideal for mountain biking, hiking, or jogging during warm weather.

At RockVue Apartments, we know you value the beauty and benefits of an outdoor Colorado lifestyle—that’s why we’re located right in the heart of Broomfield, CO, with convenient access to some of the area’s most enjoyable and challenging hiking and biking trails. Visit us on the web to learn more about our neighborhood, apartment community, and luxury apartments that include modern lighting and hardware, quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and high-end finishes.