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No on road riding required and there are viaducts so you don’t have to cross any busy streets. If you can take this ride in the fall, you’ll find it spectacular but it’s great spring summer and fall because of the wonderful shade. Most of the trail is wooded and you go by multiple small lakes.
We did this ride on Friday 8-21-26 and it was like Freedom on wheels. I am disabled with the condition of Transverse myelitis. Which was a complication to my flu shot in 2014. It paralyzed me from the waist down by floor only a short period of time was completely paralyzed, but it have been a mobility limited ever since then, and the majority of the time if I were to wanted to do anything like this at all, my husband would’ve probably had to have pushed me in a wheelchair the entire way or I could’ve probably use my electric wheelchair although I didn’t even know about this trail and I’m not sure how my battery. would have sustained. But my E—trike did the roundtrip from 40th and Youngfield Trail parking and to the current trail end on onl two bars off my battery. . The trail was very well maintained for my abilities yet fun enough for my husband as well. It was a fairly hot day so I did indulge in a river soak for a bit before returning back. Beautiful scenery, respectful trail sharing. BRING AND WEAR SUNSCREEN! would’ve held up on my electric
We started downtown and rode out 25 miles and back. Lots invested in this concrete trail and well maintained.
Route includes connection to Cherry Creek regional trail.
Great views and big hills is now open from Gartrell south and the west to connect to the Cherry Creek regional trail. Previously the trail was rather boring going north next to E470.
I've ridden my bike along this trail many times in the last year. It's been fun to see so many different neighborhoods in Arvada. We usually start near the Kaiser building on Sheridan and ride west to Five Parks. Out and back it ends up being about 14 miles. Typically, there are not many bikes on the trail just runners and dog walkers. There are a few shady spots along the way but wear sunscreen as you are exposed quite a bit. The only "bad part" of the trail is crossing Wadsworth at 77th Dr and having to ride around Natural Grocers and Target. It can be quite busy there but luckily it's only a 1/2 mile stretch. The trail is in decent condition but could use some TLC in spots. Over all, a good place to get a quick ride in after work.
Our family took a springtime bike ride on the southern section of the South Boulder Creek Trail from the Bobolink Trailhead on Baseline Road south to just beyond the US 36 underpass (roughly 3 miles one way). It was a pleasant outing with gorgeous mountain views and rural countryside. We saw a few birds, a couple horses, and lots of cows (including calves). The trail surface was a mix of pavement and crushed stone; both well maintained. On a sunny Saturday afternoon, we saw lots of other bikers, joggers, dogwalkers, and families out enjoying the trail.
This is a great trail that gets you all around Cheyenne. Multiple underpasses that keep you off busy roads/road crossings. Nice surface, well built and the signage is great. Love riding this trail after work and you can string together a decent amount of miles if you do an out/back and even a nice loop if you just want to get out for a ride and mostly stay off the road. Super happy to have this trail in my backyard. One caution: approach the underpasses slowly in the spring/early summer as some of them get flooded but you can go around pretty easily on the road and get back on the main trail fairly quick.
Wonderful trail with plenty of room and some great views to the west. Just walked it for the first time since the pass over the train tracks was finished and enjoyed the new addition. Would certainly recommend!
Everything is very good except because in some parts there are homeless people sitting or lying on the road where it is supposed to be for bicycle traffic!
We enjoyed the northern tip of the Signal Ditch Trail on an early September ride. It was a pleasant neighborhood setting beginning from Thornton's Fallbrook Park. The journey included views of large cottonwoods, bright sunflowers, and the Rocky Mountains in the distance.
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