The trail difficulty and access information map allows visitors to view information about trail segments, connecting people with the places that provide the best opportunities for their desired experiences. Difficulty ratings are based on the access information summarized in the pop-up table that appears after clicking on a trail. In addition, this application provides an elevation profile for each trail segment, for an even greater level of detail.
This web map depicts existing and reserved memorials on City of Boulder Open Space and Mountain Parks land, as well as locations for potential new memorials. Many of the new memorial opportunity locations have associated photos so the user can get quickly an idea of the view from that location.tail.
Visit the online story map! Interactive maps will show how OSMP and the community worked together to repair Boulder's affected open space after the 2013 flood.
The interactive trail map allows you to pan, zoom in and out, identify trails and search. You can also share a view of the map or print. Closed trails are shown in red.
Dog regulations on OSMP vary by trail; please check the regulations map before visiting. Some trails allow dogs off-leash under Voice and Sight Control, others require dogs to be on a hand-held leash, and some trails do not allow dogs.
See OSMP's current wildlife closure areas and which climbing routes are affected by the closures. Click on the climbing route or closure area for more information about why it is closed.
The horse regulation maps also show if a trailhead has designated horse-trailer parking, allows horse-trailer parking (without designated spots), or does not allow horse-trailer parking.
