Settlers Park

Situated at the mouth of Boulder Canyon, Settlers' Park is a decent short climb found near downtown Boulder. It is genuinely simple to get to the trailhead on a bicycle following the Boulder Creek way or riding down Pearl St. In an auto, it is simply off of Canyon Blvd before it goes into the mountains. The trail itself is a generally tough climb for around a 1/2 mile with a couple of decent perspectives from the best.

At the trailhead there are a couple of park tables and bicycle racks. In the event that you take after the way under Canyon Blvd, you will wind up in Eben G Fine Park, which likewise has bathrooms open amid the late spring months. From the highest point of the trail, there is an extraordinary perspective of Boulder and the Red Rock arrangements alongside perspectives of Hogback Ridge and Sunshine Canyon on the northwest side of the slope. You can likewise observe the stack of the old healing facility and the north end of Boulder.

When you get to the best, there is a trail toward the east that takes after the ridgeline and will lead down to the primary trail in a circle. You will get to a scaffold that crosses a trench (Silver Creek Ditch). After the scaffold, for the most effortless course, remain on the west side of the trail. The opposite side will likewise go to the trailhead, however it is exceptionally steep.