Fort Collins has loads of hiking near by! Come with me as I try to explore every inch of it.

Fort Collins Natural Areas

Arapaho Bend – A park with hikes along wetlands and reservoirs.
Bobcat Ridge
Butterfly Woods (no parking)
Cathy Fromme Prairie
Cattail Chorus (no parking)
Colina Mariposa (no parking)
Cottonwood Hollow
Coyote Ridge
Eagel View (not open yet)
Environmental Learning Center
Fischer
Flores del Sol (not open yet)
Fossil Creek Resevoir
Fossil Creek Wetlands (no parking)
Gateway
Goose Hollow (no parking)
Gustav Swanson
Hazaleus
Homestead
Kestrel Fields (not open yet)
Kingfisher Point
Magpie Meander
Mallard’s Nest
Maxwell
McMurry
North Shields Ponds
Pelican Marsh
Pineridge – The first place I ever hiked in Fort Collins, complete with a lake and prairie dogs.
Prairie Dog Meadow
Prospect Ponds
Puente Verde
Red Fox Meadows
Redtail Grove
Redwing Marsh
Reservoir Ridge
Riverbend Ponds – My favorite place to stroll and enjoy beautiful the beautiful wetlands of the Poudre River.
River’s Edge
Ross
Running Deer
Salyer
Soaring Vista
Soapstone Prairie
Springer
The Coterie
Tanglewood
Topminnow (not open yet)
Two Creeks
Udall
Williams

Larimer County Parks and Other Open Spaces Near Fort Collins

Big Thompson Parks
Carter Lake
Devil’s Backbone Open Space (N)
Devil’s Backbone Open Space (S)
Eagle’s Nest Open Space
Flatiron Reservoir
Hermit Park Open Space
Horsetooth Mountain Open Space
Horsetooth Reservoir
Lions Open Space
Pinewood Reservoir
Ramsay-Shockey Open Space
Red Mountain Open Space
River Bluffs Open Space
Lory State Park
Prairie Ridge (Loveland)