The Broomfield 100 promotes outdoor exercise, healthy living, and the opportunity to learn about Broomfield and its trail system. To complete a loop or trail, 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! Share the wonders of the great outdoors with those you love and ‘check in’ on the Online Passport or post to social media with the hashtag #WeAreBroomfield to win prizes. Learn about new trails, have fun, and be healthy at the same time!
Participate in the Broomfield 100 using the Broomfield 100 Online passport below or a physical passport. Plan your visit to each trail, find areas of interest along the way, and add your name to the community guestbook to share your trail adventures even when physical distancing.
Public art features are also listed for each trail. For more info on Broomfield’s public art pieces, visit Broomfield Public Art.
If you prefer a physical copy of the Broomfield 100 passport, you can pick one up at Broomfield Trail Adventure on June 4th or at one of the following locations after June 6th:
Pick up a guidebook at one of these facilities starting June 6:
| Paul Derda Recreation Center 13201 Lowell Blvd Broomfield, CO 80020 | Broomfield Community Center 280 Spader Way Broomfield, CO 80020 | Broomfield Public Library 3 Community Park Road Broomfield, CO 80020 | George Di Ciero City and County Building One DesCombes Drive Broomfield, CO 80020 |
Trail Guidelines
- Please view important information about enjoying the trails while physical distancing.
- Please observe all posted regulations, bring water, sunscreen, 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.
- Many 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.
- Detailed information about accessibility
- View an ADA trail map
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.
- Full trail etiquette can be found on the Broomfield Trail Map at Broomfield.org/trailmap.
For any other trail questions, contact Open Space and Trails at openspace@broomfield.org.