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Escape to nature with scenic trails and panoramic views at Bluffs Regional Park in Lone Tree, Colorado. Perfect for hiking, biking, and relaxation.

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Bluffs Regional Park in Lone Tree, Colorado, offers a quick escape into nature with panoramic views of the Front Range mountains and Denver skyline. This 235-acre park features a 2.7-mile loop trail suitable for hiking, biking, and horseback riding.

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10099 Crooked Stick Trail, Lone Tree, Colorado, 80124, US
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Arrive early, especially on weekends, as the parking lot tends to fill up before 9:30 AM.
Bring water, as there are no water fountains available along the trail.
Be aware of horses on the trail and yield to them.
Check the Douglas County website for trail closures or construction updates before visiting.

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Driving

Bluffs Regional Park is easily accessible by car. From I-25, take the Lincoln Avenue exit and head east. Turn right onto Crooked Stick Trail. The park entrance and parking lot will be on your left. Parking is free, but the lot can fill up quickly on weekends. Alternative parking is available at Prarie Sky Park or the Lone Tree Recreation Center, with a short walk to the Bluffs Regional Park trailhead. Limited parking with 60 spaces.
Public Transport

While direct public transportation to the park is limited, you can take the RTD Light Rail E, F, or R line to Lincoln Station. From there, you can use a ride-sharing service like Uber or Lyft to reach the park, which is approximately a 10-minute drive. The ride will cost approximately $10-$15.
Walking

If you are nearby, such as at the Lone Tree Recreation Center or Prarie Sky Park, you can walk to Bluffs Regional Park. From Prarie Sky Park, head east along the connecting trail for about half a mile (0.8 km) to reach the Bluffs Regional Park trailhead. There are no additional costs for walking.

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Bluffs Regional Park, located in Lone Tree, Colorado, is a 235-acre natural area offering stunning views and a refreshing escape from the surrounding urban landscape. The park's namesake bluffs, rounded cliffs rising 200 feet above the plains, provide panoramic vistas of the Front Range mountains from Longs Peak to Pikes Peak, as well as the Denver metro area. These bluffs are remnants of a time when a body of water covered the area.The park features a well-maintained 2.7-mile loop trail that is popular for hiking, trail running, and mountain biking. The trail is primarily a smooth dirt surface with some inclines, making it suitable for various fitness levels. Two spur trails lead to scenic overlooks, adding an extra mile of exploration. The park also connects to the Highlands Ranch Trail, the East/West Regional Trail, and the South Suburban Parks and Recreation District's trail system, offering opportunities for longer excursions.Bluffs Regional Park is a haven for wildlife, with potential sightings of deer, rabbits, and various bird species. The park is open from an hour before sunrise to an hour after sunset, providing ample time to enjoy the outdoors. Amenities include a picnic shelter, restrooms, a bike repair station, and parking. The parking lot has a capacity of 60 vehicles, including horse trailers, and can fill up quickly on weekend mornings.