This natural area is only accessible via the Poudre River Trail, making it a quiet place to connect with nature. Situated where Sheep Creek meets the Poudre River, this natural area preserves acres of prairie and wetland. Many species of wildflowers are visible in the spring and summer and visitors are likely to spot birds and butterflies. Closure and alert information can be found on COTREX.
Hours: Open 365 days from one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset
Directions: Accessible from the Poudre River Trail, between 59th Ave and 71st Ave
Parking: No parking, only accessible via Poudre River Trail
Features and Amenities
- Trash can
- Interpretive signage
- Benches and seating
- No drinking water
Allowed Activities:
- Walking
- Bicycling
- Leashed dog
- Wildlife viewing
Dogs must be leashed at all times in Greeley’s natural areas and on trails. This is for the safety of your dog, other trail users, and wildlife.
Prohibited Activities:
- Horse riding
- Camping
- Fires
- Hunting
- Motorized vehicles
Difficulty: Soft surface trail with several boardwalks. The path is fairly flat.
Wildlife: Check out the plants and animals that have been reported here, and contribute your own observations.