1. Royal Arch Trail Royal Arch Trail is a popular 4 mile trail in Chautauqua park. To get to the trail, you’ll start on Chautauqua Trail and continue until the trails branch off. Follow signs for Royal Arch Trail–you’ll know you’ve started on the right one when you hit the flagstone staircase. This trail is good for hiking and running, and also allows leashed dogs. 2. Chapman Road and Tenderfoot Trail This is a great, easy 2.5 mile loop. Chapman Road is relatively uncovered, so be sure to bring sunscreen, while Tenderfoot Trail is more shaded. If you start the trail at... Read More

Chapman Drive is a 2.6-mile ascent from the Boulder Canyon trailhead to Realization Point. This is an excellent trail and an adventure with your dog. Along the way, there are several historic rock walls and structures to see. The trail was built in 1935 by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), who also built Chapman Drive to connect Flagstaff Road and Boulder Canyon. Visitors can also take Tenderfoot Trail before arriving at Realization Point to add a few more miles to their journey. Hike, bike, or run this broad gravel path in and out of the shade. photos via city of Boulder Transportation About... Read More