Bluffs Regional Park Trail

Lone Tree, Colorado

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Distance

3.25 miles

Elevation Gain

417 ft

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Added by Korey Taylor

Hike the 3-mile loop for great views of the front range, downtown and frequent deer sightings.

This loop trail is 2.7 miles long but has several options for overlooks that add 0.8 miles to the trip. This is an easy hike with minimal elevation gain and is a great option for the whole family. Every time I've done this hike I've seen numerous deer which only adds to the hike!

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Bluffs Regional Park Trail Reviews

Nikki Romaglia

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Bluffs Regional Park Trail

02/16/25

This is my all time favorite suburban trail that grants you an unbeatable view of the Rocky Mountains, Denver, and surrounding areas. Although a decent sized lot, parking can be tricky when busy and tends to fill up fast. It’s not a place people stay for hours though, so usually a decent amount of people coming and going as they finish up their walk. A couple of benches at the top. When no one is there, great place to read, relax, and take in the views.

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