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Click more below to find out about the many programs and events hosted by the Broomfield Open Space and Trails Department and partners:
- Nature Programs
- Fishing Derby
- Bike to Work Day
- Open Space Speaker Series
- Broomfield 100
- Broomfield Trail Adventure
Nature ProgramsFree programs such as family sunset/moonlight walks and preschool morning nature walks are offered by the Broomfield Nature Program. Explore Broomfield's open lands guided by a local naturalist! Family Sunset & Moonlight Walks Get a different feel for Broomfield's open space as you explore it with a naturalist at sunset or after dark. Everyone is welcome! Please bring a flashlight. No registration is required for this free program. See current program information. Preschool Nature Walks These Wednesday morning walks are designed especially for preschoolers and their guardians. Take a walk with naturalists through Broomfield's open space areas. Learn about the animal and plant life in your own backyard. Explore the area and have fun! No registration is required for this free program. See current program information. See a map of meeting locations. Friday Kids' Classes Explore the natural world from a kids' point of view with lots of hands-on activities to learn about the world around us. Children aged 6-11 years old are welcome! Classes are limited to a maximum of 25 children. Price is $3 per child. See current program information. | Share Your Love for Nature...Become a Volunteer Today! |
Fall 2023 Fishing Derby
Every year, the Broomfield Open Space Foundation, in cooperation with the City and County of Broomfield and Colorado Parks & Wildlife, sponsors a free Kids' Fishing Derby for ages 6 to 12 years. After a brief fishing clinic, kids will be provided with a pole and bait! Adult supervision and registration are required. This event is sponsored by the City and County of Broomfield Open Space and Trails Department, Broomfield Open Space Foundation, and Colorado Parks and Wildlife.
Please park at the County Commons Open Space Trailhead (access from the west side of Westlake Drive & Lowell Boulevard) and walk to the pond. Please note that parking at the Westlake Drive trailhead is limited, with extra parking available at Paul Derda Recreation Center. Fishing poles and any fish caught can be taken home to keep the excitement going!
Register on BREx.com.
2023 Bike to Work Day, June 28, 2023
Register and find a station near you at BikeToWorkDay.Co
Bicycling Resources
Broomfield Trail Map and Mobile-Friendly Web Map Commuting Solutions Northwest Community Map & Resources |
Open Space Speaker Series
Show your support for Broomfield Open Space and learn more about trends, local wildlife, and opportunities to increase your enjoyment of open space. This event is sponsored by the Broomfield Open Space Foundation and the City and County of Broomfield Open Space and Trails Department. These programs are free to attend and no registration is required.
Currently all Speakers are virtual, Please click here for more information on our current Speakers.
The Broomfield 100 promotes outdoor exercise, healthy living, and the opportunity to learn about Broomfield and its trail system. To complete a loop or trail, it is not necessary to cover the entire mileage of a trail, but rather to visit the site, learn the trail connections, and enjoy the area! Share the wonders of the great outdoors with those you love and ‘check in’ on the Online Passport or post to social media with the hashtag #WeAreBroomfield to win prizes. Learn about new trails, have fun, and be healthy at the same time!
Participate in the Broomfield 100 using the Broomfield 100 Online passport below or a physical passport. Plan your visit to each trail, find areas of interest along the way, and add your name to the community guestbook to share your trail adventures even when physical distancing.
2022 Broomfield Trail Adventure
Saturday, June 4 from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m.
Celebrate National Trails Day by hiking or biking in the vicinity of Anthem Community Park/ Siena Reservoir (15663 Sheridan Parkway) on Saturday, June 4 from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m.! This annual event features a new trail section each year and serves as the Broomfield 100 kick off. Great for all ages and ability levels, please bring sturdy walking shoes, weather appropriate clothing, water, and sunscreen!
The main walking loop is about 2 miles long and will traverse the new Anthem 24 neighborhood trails, climbing the overlook area for some spectacular views before wrapping back around to Anthem Community Park. The biking loop will be about 7 miles and will wind around Siena Reservoir before passing through the Anthem Ranch trails and Open Space to the west. There will also be a small loop in Anthem Community Park for anyone seeking a shorter distance.
National Trails Day is celebrated across the country to heighten awareness of how trails enhance a community’s overall health and quality of life. The Broomfield Trail Adventure is Broomfield’s local celebration of National Trails Day, and kicks off the Broomfield 100 challenge.
Through these events, trail users are encouraged to keep Broomfield’s trails, parks, and open space clean during their walks by picking up trash along the trails. Increased trail use this Spring has led to more trash and litter at some public spaces and trails. Can you combine a day of fun outdoor activity with community service on National Trails Day by picking up trash you may see on the way to help keep the trails and open lands clean and beautiful?