White Ranch Park supports nearly 20 miles of well-maintained multi-use trails that stretch through open grasslands, steep hillsides and lower-montane forests. Its web-like trail network allows visitors to individualize routes for time, distance and difficulty. The Belcher Hill Trail is one of the Park's longest and most connected, an ideal starting point for any route across White Ranch.

Anticline uplifts erode leaving hard, rounded ridgelines commonly referred to as 'Hogbacks'

Blooming yucca in the Park's lower elevations

Mule deer are frequently seen throughout White Ranch Park

Thistle are among dozens of wildflowers seen throughout the Park

Sprawling montane meadows along the Rawhide Loop Trail

Heading northwest on the Whippletree Trail

Open rolling hills carpeted in summer wildflowers on the east side of White Ranch Park

Prickly Poppy

Vast meadows and tall grasses distinguish the Rawhide Loop Trail

Northwestern panorama from the Belcher Hill Trail

Colorado's front range foothills mark the convergence of the Eastern Plains and Rocky Mountain upslope

Foothills Arnica