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Ruth Roberts Connector Trail

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  2. CO
  3. …Front Range
  4. Broomfield
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“This wide path suffers from highway noise but travels through otherwise pretty grass fields. ”

Megan W
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0.9

Miles

1.5

KM

99%

Runnable

5,365' 1,635 m

High

5,235' 1,596 m

Low

131' 40 m

Up

1' 0 m

Down

3%

Avg Grade (2°)

6%

Max Grade (4°)

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Features Wildflowers · Wildlife

Runner Notes

Nearly flat with an easy surface.

Description

This north-south path is a useful connector between the Dry Creek Trail, Mary Miller Trail and the Lake Link Trail. The trail is pretty flat with a good packed dirt/crusher fine surface. It is routed to the west of Ruth Roberts park and roughly parallels highway 287. Expect to pass through dry prairie-like landscape with deer and hawk sightings.

Flora & Fauna

Deer, coyotes, rabbits, hawks.

Contacts

Land Manager: Broomfield City and County

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#3,411

in Colorado

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Looking northwest toward Rock Creek farm from the junction of Broomfield's Lake Link trail and Boulder County's Rock Creek trail.
May 5, 2015 near Broomfield, CO
Corn crop planter near Rock Creek Trail
May 5, 2015 near Broomfield, CO

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