Just a few of the many benefits of living in Broomfield are
the fresh air, mountain views, and pleasant weather. Spring is a great time of
year to welcome the warmer weather by enjoying some of the best mountain biking
in the country just minutes from your Alta Harvest Station Apartment. Even if
you’ve never tried mountain biking before, now is an excellent time to start.
Mountain biking builds strength, stamina, and balance, and it’s also a
wonderful way to see much of the natural beauty Colorado has to offer.
Walker Ranch Loop
The Walker Ranch Loop is one of the most popular hiking and
biking trails in the Broomfield and Boulder area. Located just a few miles from
central Boulder, this 7.5-mile trail is both family- and dog-friendly. The
Walker Ranch Loop is best for intermediate and advanced riders, though less
experienced riders can also enjoy this trail as well by dismounting and walking
through the few areas of steep or difficult terrain. A typical ride on this
trail takes one to two hours, but a more leisurely pace is recommended for
those who’d like to make frequent stops or enjoy the scenic views as you gain a
total of 1650 feet during your ride.
Rock Creek Trail
The Rock Creek Trail is an excellent mountain biking experience
for beginners. This 12-mile soft-surface trail will take you through the Carolyn Holmberg Preserve between Broomfield and
Lafayette. Many mountain bikers use the Rock Creek Trail as an easy warm-up for
more challenging trails, such as the Dirty Bismarck Loop
that can be reached from the Coalton Trailhead at one end of the Rock Creek
Trail. Alternatively, you can choose to stop off along the Rock Creek Trail and
enjoy picnicking or fishing in the Carolyn Holmberg Preserve, which offers an
additional three easy hiking and mountain biking trails: the Cradleboard Trail,
the Lac Amora Link Trail, and the Mary Miller Trail.
North Table Loop
North Table Mountain Park is well known for its breathtaking
views and enjoyable mountain biking trails. The North Table Mountain area was
formed by lava flows nearly 60 million years ago and today features panoramic
views and plenty of native animal species, including golden eagles, red-tailed
hawks, mule deer, and prairie dogs. A moderate difficulty 5.9-mile trail, the
North Table Loop is just one of many trails that snake their way through this
amazing 2000-acre park. As you travel this trail, you’ll enjoy views of Colorado’s
riparian habitats and climb all the way to the mesa’s top, where you can hook
up with the Mesa Top Trail to add an additional 3.65 miles to your ride.
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