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11500 N. Roxborough Park Road Littleton CO 80125

Bird Walk

8:00 a.m. last Sat. of every month

Held on the last Saturday of every month; the walks last around four hours, so come prepared with water, comfortable shoes and long pants. Meet Joe...

Ten places you and your dog will love this summer

By Zoe Yabrove | Thu, June 06, 2013

Dogs just want to have fun -- and fortunately, Denver has no shortage of places where you can take your pet. The Mile High City has dog-friendly salons, bars, stores and parks, of course. Here are ten... More »
$Best of Denver 2013 Readers\' Poll: Meet this year\'s Sports & Recreation winners$

Best of Denver 2013 Readers' Poll: Meet this year's Sports & Recreation winners

By Westword | Thu, March 28, 2013

The 2013 Best of Denver issue is on stands now, and in its 196 pages you'll find Westword's picks for the best people, places and services in Denver. Along the way, we asked you to nominate and then v... More »

2010 | Best Dog Park

Chatfield's off-leash area was originally intended for people who wanted to train hunting dogs in an outdoor environment. In fact, last year there was some question as to whether the dog-training space would remain open at all: Hunters and horseback riders had complained that the number of off-leash dogs was interfering with their use of the park. But right now there are no plans to close the dog-training area to any of its users, which means that you and your pooch can still enjoy acres and... More »
2000 | Best birdwatching -- west

There are plenty of lakes and wetlands around the metro area where you can watch birds, but Chatfield State Park is still the biggest, best place to see the most varied array of feathered friends. Watchers have recorded more than 300 kinds of birds there, from migrating loons, hawks and warblers to rare tanagers and thrashers to the permanent residents like house finches and red-winged blackbirds. "People get real excited about some of these," says Ann Bonnell, a volunteer with the Audubon... More »

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