Open Space and Trails Maps 

Trail Maps

• Broomfield Trails Map
• Mapa de senderos de Broomfield
• Map of Existing and Proposed Broomfield Trails 
  • This map shows the missing trail links on Broomfield trails as updated by the 2024 OSPRT Plan.
• ADA Trail Map
  • Many trails are ADA accessible, although some segments fall outside of ADA guidelines for slope and trail width. Before any mobility devices are used on the trails, trail users should refer to the ADA Trail information.

Trail Map Apps

• Smart Commute Online Bike Map
• U.S. 36 Corridor Interactive Map with connections from Westminster to Longmont
• Broomfield Open Space, Parks and Trails Web Map

Area Trail Maps

• Broomfield County Commons Trail Mileage Map 
  • This map shows the two trail loops around the open space and their distances.
• The Field Trail Mileage Map 
  • This map shows two trail loops around the open space and their distances. Specifically the northeast of Midway Boulevard and Main Street loops.
• The Field and Civic Center Trail Mileage Map
  • This map shows the trail loop around the open space and its distance. Specifically the from the Library/City Building north through The Field Open Space.
• Lac Amora Trails Mileage Map 
  • This map shows the trail loop around the open space and its distance. Specifically from Miramonte Boulevard and Oak Circle North - west to Josh's Pond.

Existing Open Space, Park, and Other Open Lands Maps

• Parks, Major Open Spaces, and Other Open Lands Map
  • This map shows the location of major parks and open spaces, and other open lands in Broomfield.
• Existing Open Space, Park, and Other Open Lands Map 
  • This map shows the most recent plots for Broomfield's Open Space, Parks and other Open Lands.

Other Maps and Resources

• Peak find Graphic 
  • This graphic shows the Colorado's mountain peaks that can be seen from Broomfield, their locations and their elevations.

General Trail Guidelines

• Trail users are encouraged to keep Broomfield’s trails, parks and open spaces clean during their walks by packing out their trash and dog waste and picking up trash along the trails. Increased trail usage leads to more trash and litter at public spaces and trails which can be detrimental to local wildlife and make these cherished community spaces unpleasant. 
• Please observe all posted regulations and bring water, sunscreen, first aid equipment and insect repellent. Wear sturdy, comfortable shoes and dress for the weather.
• All trails allow dogs (on-leash) and are open to bikes, walkers, etc.
• Many trails are ADA accessible, although some segments fall outside of ADA guidelines for slope and trail width. Before any mobility devices are used on the trails, trail users should refer to the ADA Trail information below:
  • View an ADA trail map

Basic Trail Etiquette

• Stay on the right side of the trail except to pass. When you need to pass, be sure to announce that you are passing to the other trail user and pass on the left.
• Do not block the path by standing in the middle (and try to keep your furry friend abiding by this too!); leave at least half of the trail open for passing.
• When bicycling, slow down and notify other trail users before passing.
• Bicyclists should yield to all other trail users.
• Keep yourself and your pets on existing trails. Avoid creating new trails and causing damage to the landscape.