This program is filled. You are welcome to join the waitlist and we will notify you if a space becomes available. What does it take to prepare a property for public recreation? Join us to experience the newest addition to the Larimer County system and learn what steps the Department of Natural Resources takes to get it ready for enjoyment by the community. Tour participants will get an in-depth look at this 1,547-acre property that once served as a private ranch at the foot of the Big Thompson Canyon. A 1.5 hour walk along the old ranch road will include discussion of the lands’ wildlife, its natural features, and the steps LCDNR is taking to restore the land and prepare it for public access. This will be a walking tour along the 1.3 mile paved road (~2 miles). We'll make a couple of stops along the way. There are no restrooms at this location. Carpooling is recommended as parking is limited. In order to fairly accommodate all that are interested, we will limit registration to one program date per person. Participants should bring: Sun protection (sunglasses, hat, sunscreen) Wear comfortable hiking/walking shoes (closed toe recommended) Water Insect repellant (optional) Snacks Clothing appropriate for the weather Backpack (to carry it all) Binoculars (optional) This is just the start of these tours. We will also have three dates available that are open to the public September - November and will continue these tours through the next couple of years. Those who cannot attend this fall's tours will have more opportunities in 2025 and beyond.
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I'm the Larimer County Education and Volunteer Specialist! I grew up in Longmont and have loved exploring the ecosystems of the Front Range. I want to share our amazing places with everyone, in whatever way people feel comfortable with.
(970) 619-4552