Eben G. Fine Park

Eben G. Fine Park contains parts of the Boulder Creek and Boulder Creek Path with an assortment of recreational courtesies, including a play area, open turf, an outing cover and extra outing territories. The safe house might be leased ahead of time or utilized on a first-come, first-serve premise. A multi-utilize person on foot connect over Boulder Creek interfaces the recreation center to the Red Rocks and Settler's Park Open Space and Mountain Parks zone specifically toward the north.

Children have an assortment of chances for nature play at Eben G. Fine Park. Rock Creek is effortlessly open for play, investigation, and perception. Also, instructive signs are posted along the Boulder Creek Path depicting how to watch wildlife without irritating their living space and the significance of this riparian hall. The play area likewise contains climbing structures and sand with the expectation of complimentary play.

Eben Givens Fine was conceived in Missouri in 1865. He came to Boulder in 1886 to take an occupation in George Fonda's medication store. In 1907 he turned out to be part proprietor of Temple Drug Company. Fine resigned from his calling as a drug specialist in 1927, and was chosen secretary of the Boulder Chamber of Commerce, a position he held for a long time. He was a functioning individual from the Chamber of Commerce, serving twice as its secretary.