2017 Broomfield 100 Summer Guide by City and County of Broomfield

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The Broomfield 100 gives you the opportunity to explore the beauty and diversity of nature in your own backyard. Share the wonders of the great outdoors with your children, have fun, win prizes, and be healthy at the same time!

BROOMFIELD.ORG/BROOMFIELD100 NEW THIS YEAR!

This year weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve expanded the challenge to include landmarks and events. Earn points by completing each item! As you complete each item, record your visit in your Summer Guidebook. Earn 100 points to complete the challenge. The purpose of the event is to promote outdoor exercise, healthy living, and to learn about Broomfield and its trail system. To complete an item, it is not necessary to cover the entire mileage of a trail, but rather to visit the site, learn the trail connections, and enjoy the area.

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1. East Park to Central Park 2. Quail Creek to Plaster Reservoir 3. Metzger Farm & Big Dry Creek Trail 4. The Field 5. Wildgrass Trails 6. Lac Amora, Ridgeview, and Ruth Roberts Trail Loop 7. Quail Creek Park & McKay Lake 8. Siena Reservoir and Broomfield Trail 9. Broomfield County Commons Open Space 10. Broomfield Trail & Silverleaf Loop 11. Anthem Ranch Loop 12. Country Vista to Civic Center Area 13. Trails Day

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14. Bike to Work Day 15. Great American Picnic 16. National Night Out 17. Mini / MiniMini HaHa 18. Broomfield Days 19. iNaturalist Observations 20. Splash at the Bay 21. Check out the Library 22. Sweat at PDRC 23. Participate in a Nature Program 24. Take a Walk through the Art 25. Mention #Broomfield100 on Social Media 26. Dance at a Wednesdays on the Waterfront 27. Bark at the Dog Park

D E TA I L S The 2017 Broomfield 100 kicks off at the Broomfield Trail Adventure, a local celebration of National Trails Day (Broomfield.org/OpenSpaceEvents) on June 3 (see trail #13.) The challenge ends on September 16, when you can pick up your completion prize at Broomfield Days at Midway Park. Pick up a Summer Guidebook at the Trail Adventure or at one of these facilities: • Paul Derda Recreation Center 13201 Lowell Blvd Broomfield, CO 80020 • Broomfield Community Center 280 Spader Way Broomfield, CO 80020 • George Di Ciero City and County Building Community Assistance Center desk One DesCombes Drive Broomfield, CO 80020 For larger maps and more thorough directions, visit Broomfield.org/Broomfield100. For any other trail questions, contact Pete at pdunlaevy@ broomfield.org or 303.438.6216.

BASIC TRAIL ETIQUETTE • • • • • • • •

Stay on the right side of the trail moving with the flow of traffic, except to pass. Pass on the left. Do not block the path by standing in the middle; leave at least half of the trail open for passing. When bicycling, slow down and notify other trail users before passing. Bicyclists must yield to hikers. Stay on existing trails. Avoid creating new trails and causing damage to the landscape. Do not use headphones that prevent you from hearing other trail users. Keep dogs on-leash and do not block trail with extended leash. Full etiquette is found on the Broomfield Trail Map.

TRAIL GUIDELINES Please observe all posted regulations, bring water, first aid equipment, and insect repellent. Wear sturdy, comfortable shoes and dress for the weather. All trails allow dogs (on-leash) and are open to bikes, walkers, etc. All trails are ADA accessible, although some segments fall outside of ADA guidelines for slope and trail width. Before any mobility devices are used on the trails, trail users should refer to our ADA Trail information. • For detailed information about accessibility, visit Broomfield.org/TrailUsage • To view an ADA trail map, visit Broomfield.org/ADAAccessibilityTrailMap • To view mobility trail policies, visit Broomfield.org/OPDMDPolicy

TRAIL LOOP KEY As you explore these trails, you will see a variety of views, historical sites, wildlife, nature, and the very best of what Broomfield trails offer! soft surface trail

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C O Y O T E AWA R E N E S S Be S.M.A.R.T. if you encounter a coyote: Stop! Do not run! If you run, the coyote may chase. Make yourself look big! Put your hands over your head and look as big as you can so the coyote knows that you are too tough to mess with. Announce forcefully, “Leave Me Alone!” Repeat if necessary. This lets the coyote know you are a person, and it lets people around you know that you may be in trouble. Retreat! Back away slowly, but don’t turn your back on the coyote. Teach your friends and neighbors about coyotes and report coyote encounters to an adult if you’re a child. Pets are Part of the Family Wild animals throughout Broomfield, even in residential neighborhoods, think unattended pets are “fair game.” These coyotes, foxes, owls, hawks and eagles don’t discern between a cute, cuddly pet and prey. To avoid conflicts between wildlife and pets, here are some pointers: • Keep cats indoors; • Always supervise your pet outside. Do not leave your pet unattended in your yard; • Keep dogs on leash; • Avoid known or potential den sites and areas of thick vegetation; • Do not allow dogs to “play” with coyotes or foxes; • Do not leave pet food and water bowls outside. For additional information, call 303.464.5103.

i N AT U R A L I S T

What is iNaturalist? iNaturalist.org is a community for naturalists. People can report their observations of all types of organisms, from animals to fungi on this website! Broomfield Open Space and Trails has created a project on iNaturalist for everyone to submit observations, findings and questions from across the county. It doesn’t have to be on open space, it could even be something you saw in your backyard! You can use iNaturalist to get help with species identification and to record where you observed something. The site works on a “crowd-sourced identification system” where you can upload an image or a sound clip of your observation and other users of the website help you identify it. An image or sound clip is encouraged but not required to submit observations. The Broomfield Project Join Broomfield’s Project at inaturalist. org/projects/broomfield-naturalists. The project is maintained by Broomfield Open Space & Trails. If you have any questions, please contact Holly D’Oench at 303.464.5103 or hdoench@broomfield. org. How do I participate?

1. Sign up or sign in to inaturalist.org 2. Go to inaturalist.org/projects/ broomfield-naturalists and join the project. 3. Start submitting your findings. Receive a point for each observation you post!

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Location: Access from East Park (280 Interlocken Blvd.) Parking available. Distance: Approximately 2.3 miles; loop Features: Broomfield Trail Adventure Walking Loop. East Park and Central Park both feature scenic ponds surrounded by trails and mature trees. East Park also features a disc golf course, public art, and a connection to the US-36 Bikeway trail.

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Location: Access from Quail Creek Park (138th Avenue and Zuni Street). Distance: Approximately 3.6 miles total; out and back with a loop Features: This loop will pass through the Zuni Street pedestrian underpass and follow Quail Creek along the Legacy High School athletic fields before reaching the southern shore of Plaster Reservoir. A viewing deck at the southeast corner of the reservoir offers excellent bird watching. Also, look for the public art piece Global Supremacy while at Quail Creek Park.

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Location: Access from the Metzger Farm LeGault Reservoir trailhead parking area, at the northeast side of Lowell Avenue and 120th Avenue. Sheridan Blvd.

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Distance: Approximately 3.5E.miles total; loops Midway Blvd. Features: This trail loop features the Metzger Farm Open Space, the Big Dry Creek Trail, Willow Run Open Space, and Columbine Meadows Park. Be sure to enjoy excellent birding opportunities at the Metzger Pond and several wildlife viewing areas along the Metzger trails. Metzger Farm Open Space 128th Ave.

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THE FIELD

Location:: Multiple access points, but visitors can park at the Broomfield Community Center (280 Spader Way) and head north to access the trails. Distance:: Approximately 2.0 miles total; loops Features:: The Field Open Space is one of the oldest and most beloved Broomfield properties, featuring the historic Brunner Farmhouse, Ellieâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Pond, and connections to the Civic Center area. Enjoy the sculptures and public art in the southeast quadrant and at the farmhouse.

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WILDGRASS TRAILS

Location: Access from Wildgrass Park (14758 Eagle River Loop) Distance: Approximately 2.1 miles; loop Features: A mostly soft-surface trail loop with some rolling hills and dramatic mountain views to the west. The trail will navigate the Wildgrass Open Space, Wildgrass Park, and cross under Sheridan Boulevard twice via pedestrian underpasses.

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LAC AMORA, RIDGEVIEW & RUTH ROBERTS TRAIL

Location: Access from the Ridgeview Open Space near the intersection of Miramonte Boulevard and Quartz Drive. Distance: Approximately 6.3 miles; loop Features: This is one of the longer and more challenging routes in the Broomfield 100, including some hilly terrain in the Ridgeview Open Space, Lac Amora Open Space, and the Ruth Roberts Preserve. The loop features many scenic views of the foothills and mountains to the west, and passes through the Rock Creek Farm and Stearns Lake in Boulder County.

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Location: Access from Quail Creek Park (138th Avenue and Zuni Street.) Distance: Approximately 2.7 miles; loop Features: From Quail Creek Park, this loop traverses the McKay Lambertson Open Lands area and loops around scenic McKay Lake. There are lots of bird watching opportunities from the shores of the lake. See the Global Supremacy art display at Quail Creek Park.

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Location: Access from the Anthem Community Park (15600 Lowell Blvd.) Distance: Approximately 3.5 miles total; out and back with a loop Features: A loop around beautiful Siena Reservoir and an out-and-back section of the Broomfield trail, via Sheridan Boulevard’s pedestrian underpass. Some rolling hills around the reservoir and spectacular mountain vistas to the west. See the Brozovich Beacon art piece on the south side of the reservoir.

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Location: Multiple access points throughout the LeGault Reservoir Commons parking areas or from the Paul Derda Recreation Center (13201 Lowell Blvd.) Sheridan Blvd.

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Distance: Approximately 2.6E.miles; loop Midway Blvd.

Features: This mostly soft-surface loop through the County Commons is filled with amenities, including multiple pieces of public art, wildlife viewing areas, a fishing dock, and scenic Tom Frost reservoir. See the Lotus public art bench on the southern side of Tom Frost Reservoir. Metzger Farm Open Space 128th Ave.

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BROOMFIELD TRAIL & S I LV E R L E A F L O O P

Location: Access from Wildgrass Park (14758 Eagle River Loop.) Distance: Approximately 2.2 miles; loop Features: This loop features the newly completed section of the Broomfield Trail, a trail through the Silverleaf neighborhood, and Wildgrass Park.

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Features: A longer loop that spans the perimeter of the Anthem Ranch neighborhood, passing through several parks, ponds, and open space areas.

Distance: Approximately 4.6 miles; loop

Location: Access from the trailhead at the Buffalo Ridge Medical Center (16677 Lowell Blvd.) or the Aspen Lodge (16151 Lowell Blvd.)

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Location: Access from the Broomfield Community Center (280 Spader Way) and follow trail to the east. Distance: Approximately 3.8 miles; loop Features: A longer loop that features Country Vista and Highland Park to the Broomfield Civic Center area, via the Southeast Community Loop Trail and the Sheridan pedestrian underpass. Enjoy the public art on the walls of the Sheridan underpass and see the new Health and Human Services building.

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TRAIL ADVENTURE

Date: Saturday, June 3, 2017, 8 a.m. Location: Hosted at Holy Family High School (5195 W 144th Ave.) Description: Celebrate and learn about Broomfieldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s trails and open space. Enjoy the new section of the Broomfield Trail near Holy Family High School. The event includes prizes, refreshments, educational exhibits, and features a scenic walking loop and a biking route so everyone can participate. Registration Info: Free event, no registration required. More Info: Broomfield.org/TrailAdventure PTS: 10

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G R E AT A M E R I C A N P I C N I C

Date: Tuesday, July 4, 2017 Location: Broomfield County Commons Park (13200 Sheridan Blvd.) Description: Start the celebration at 5:30 p.m. with a bike parade, pony rides, and inflatables. Enjoy a free concert with contemporary acappella group “17th Avenue Allstars” and “Wash Park.” Bring your picnic dinner or enjoy a dinner from our vendors at the park. After the concert, at dusk, the fireworks display begins! Registration Info: Free to Attend More Info: Broomfield.org/GreatAmericanPicnic PTS: 10

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N AT I O N A L N I G H T O U T

Date: Tuesday, August 1, 2017 Location: Broomfield County Commons (13200 Sheridan Blvd.) Description: Sponsored by the Broomfield Police Neighborhood Watch program, this event includes preparedness education, a crashed car extrication demo, a police K-9 demonstration, and an interactive SWAT display. Kids love the Touch-a-Truck area! Snacks, drawings, and prizes are part of the festivities. Registration Info: Free to Attend More Info: Broomfield.org/National Night Out PTS: 10

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MINI & MINI MINI HAHA

Date: Mini HaHa - Saturday, August 26, 2017 MiniMini HaHa - Sunday, August 27, 2017 Location: Broomfield Community Center (280 Spader Way) Description: Mini ‘cuz it’s short, HaHa ‘cuz it’s fun! These triathlons are shorter distances, and perfect for beginner triathletes and noncompetitive fun! Registration Info: Visit Broomfield.org/MiniHaHa for registration form More Info: Broomfield.org/MiniHaHa

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B R O O M F I E L D D AY S

Date: Friday - Saturday, September 15-16, 2017 Location: Midway Park (Midway Boulevard and Kohl Street) Description: Broomfield Days includes breakfast at the Girl Scout Shelter, a parade, a race, shopping, vendors, entertainment, and more. Registration Info: Free event. Buy activities and goods. More Info: Broomfield.org/BroomfieldDays

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S U B M I T A N O B S E R VA T I O N O N i N AT U R A L I S T

Location: Broomfield.org/iNaturalist Description: iNaturalist is a website where people can report, share, identify, and discuss their observations of all types of organisms, from animals to fungi! Register: 1. Sign up or sign in to inaturalist.org 2. Go to inaturalist.org/projects/broomfieldnaturalists and join the project 3. Start submitting your findings. Receive a point for each observation you post! More Info: Broomfield.org/iNaturalist

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Location: 250 Spader Way, Broomfield, CO 80020 Description: Designed for families and children, this outdoor facility features two serpentine slides, a leisure pool with zeroâ&#x20AC;&#x201C;depth entry, an interactive water play structure, an inner tube slide, a tot pool with slides, and spray grounds. Hours: Sat - Thu: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., Fri: 10 a.m. 8 p.m. Open May 27 - Sept. 4. Fees: Residents older than 4 years: $5 Non Residents older than 4 years: $7-9 More Info: Broomfield.org/The Bay

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C H E C K O U T T H E L I B R A RY

Location: 3 Community Park Rd. Description: The Broomfield Public Library features more than just books! Walk or ride your bike to check out their many health, wellness, and exercise education programs. Entry Info: Many programs are free! Check the website for fee details. Get a free library card to check out books and to use materials. More Info: Broomfield.org/LibraryPrograms

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S W E A T A T PA U L D E R D A REC CENTER

Location: 13201 Lowell Blvd. Description: Inside this 85,000 square foot recreation center, youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll find everything from a running track to family locker rooms, including a 3,018 sq. ft. strength training area and two fitness studios. Entry Info: Drop-in fees range from $3 - $6.25 10- and 20- punch passes available Annual passes available More Info: BroomfieldRecreation.com

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PA R T I C I PA T E I N A N A T U R E PROGRAM

Location: Varies Description: Learn about the animal life and plant life in your own backyard. Broomfield offers a variety of nature classes, including Family Sunset/Moonlight Walks, Preschool Morning Nature Walks, and Friday Kidsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Classes. Entry Info: Fees and registration vary. Check the website for details. More Info: Broomfield.org/NaturePrograms

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WA L K I N T H E A R T

Location: 3 Community Park Road OR 11450 Broomfield Lane Description: Get outside and enjoy diverse works of art! Take a self-guided tour of public art around the Community Park or the 1STBANK Center. Each walk is approximately one mile and will take about 45 minutes. Entry Info: Free to participate! More Info: Broomfield.org/WalkintheArt

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Engage with us! Mention #Broomfield100 on any of our social media channels! Facebook (Facebook.com/Broomfield)

Twitter (Twitter.com/Broomfield)

Instagram (Instagram.com/Broomfield_Co)

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D A N C E A T W E D N E S D AY S O N T H E WAT E R F R O N T

Location: Broomfield Amphitheater (west end of the pond at 3 Community Park Rd.) Description: Spend Wednesday evenings outside while listening to music. Attend the free Summer Concert Series at the Broomfield Amphitheater. Every Wednesday is a new concert! Entry Info: Free to attend. More Info and Schedule: Broomfield.org/Waterfront

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B A R K A T T H E D O G PA R K

Location: North lot at 13200 Sheridan Blvd. Description: The Dog Park was renovated this winter! Come check out all the new features: shade trees and structures, drinking water for the dogs, natural features, seating for humans and dogs, and agility/obstacle features. Entry Info: Free entry. Remember to bring your bags and clean up after your dog. More Info: Broomfield.org/DogPark

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RETURN YOUR SUMMER GUIDEBOOK! To receive your prize and get credit for your challenge, cut out this page, complete it, and turn it in at Broomfield Days on September 16, 2017 at

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C O N TA C T I N F O R M AT I O N : NAME: NEIGHBORHOOD: T-SHIRT SIZE: EMAIL: (Provide your email to receive future updates about the Broomfield 100.)

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1: (10 pts) East Park to Central Park 2: (10 pts) Quail Creek to Plaster Reservoir 3: (10 pts) Metzger Farm and Big Dry Creek Trail 4: (10 pts) The Field 5: (10 pts) Wildgrass Trails 6: (10 pts) Lac Amora, Ridgeview, and Ruth Roberts Trail Loop 7: (10 pts) Quail Creek Park and McKay Lake 8: (10 pts) Siena Reservoir and Broomfield Trail 9: (10 pts) Broomfield County Commons Open Space 10: (10 pts) Broomfield Trail and Silverleaf Loop 11: (10 pts) Anthem Ranch Loop 12: (10 pts) Country Vista to Civic Center Area 13: (10 pts) Trails Day 14: (10 pts) Bike to Work Day

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15: (10 pts) Great American Picnic 16: (10 pts) National Night Out 17: (10 pts) Mini / MiniMini HaHa 18: (10 pts) Broomfield Days 19: (1 pt ea) iNaturalist 20: (5 pts) Splash at the Bay 21: (5 pts) Check out the Library 22: (5 pts) Sweat at PDRC 23: (5 pts) Participate in a Nature Program 24: (5 pts) Take a Walk in the Art 25: (1 pt ea) Mention #Broomfield100 on Social Media 26: (5 pts) Dance at Wednesdays on the Waterfront 27: (5 pts) Bark at the Dog Park

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City and County of Broomfield’s Broomfield 100 Summer Guidebook

DISCLAIMER -- The ‘Broomfield 100’ and ‘Broomfield Trail Adventure’ programs are athletic events with participants engaging in physical activity. Participation in any athletic event, or related activity may be dangerous and include the risk of injury, loss or damage. All participation in the ‘Broomfield 100’ and ‘Broomfield Trail Adventure’ is voluntary and participants assume a risk of injury to persons or property.