Loveland Bicycle and Pedestrian Program.Electronic Personal Assistance Mobility Devices (EPAMD) in all areas.General Rules for Use & Operation of Park Lands, Recreation Trails and Open Spaces.COTREX - Colorado's Official Trails App.Coyote Ridge (a City of Fort Collins resource that connects to Prairie Ridge in Loveland no e-bikes).Devil's Backbone Open Space (a Larimer County resource).Summit Adventure Trail (part of Round Mountain National Recreation Trail).Foothills Nature Trail (part of Round Mountain National Recreation Trail).Sunset Vista Natural Area (bicycling is not permitted).Prairie Ridge Natural Area (E-bikes are not permitted).Morey Wildlife Reserve (bicycling is not permitted).Mariana Butte Trail (bicycling is not permitted).Loveland has more than 20 miles of soft-surface trails in and around Loveland for your enjoyment. Rec Trail & Bikeways Map (PDF) Loveland Bikeways & Trails Brochure (PDF) Regional Trails Maps are available to pick up at numerous locations around the city, including the Loveland Visitor's Center, Boyd Lake State Park, Chilson Recreation Center, various Loveland bicycle shops, or at the Parks & Recreation administrative office (500 E. Long View Trail (57th Street & Taft north to Trilby Road-Fort Collins).Front Range Trail (County Road 11C north to East County Road 30).Westside Trail (North Taft Avenue to West Highway 34).North Trail (County Road 11C to North Taft Avenue).Boyd Lake Trail (Denver Avenue to County Road 11C).
Big Thompson River Trail (Rossum Drive to South Highway 287).Loveland Recreation Trail System Trail Sections These markers begin counting at Rossum Drive and continue east around the 21-mile trail loop. Quarter-mile markers are located along the city's paved trails to measure distance traveled and identify locations. Type I and II e-bikes are allowed on all paved trails. The paved trail system is open from 6:00A to 10:30P daily for non-motorized use only. The trail connects parks, natural areas, neighborhoods, downtown, and many other destinations throughout the community. The city's scenic 21-mile Loop Trail runs along the Big Thompson River corridor, under and over city streets, along irrigation canals and the west shore of Boyd Lake State Park, through prairies and along wetland meadows. The Recreation Trail Loop completely encircles the community, with the construction of the final 0.5-mile section in 2021. The Recreation Trail System consists of 26 miles of paved trail encircling Loveland and connecting to other regional trails, including Long View Trail and the Colorado Front Range Trail. Recreation Trail through Emerald Glen Natural Area - Wilson Ave. 17 New trail will offer safe, paved, off-street access to east Loveland NEWS: Loveland Centerra Trail Construction to Begin Oct. New Bridge at Viestenz-Smith Mountain Park.Parks - Non-Reservable Parks w/Amenities +.Non-Reservable Park Areas with Amenities.Our Lands - Our Future Regional Open Space Study.Big Thompson River Recreation & Conservation Assessment.Rules & Regulations for Open Lands, Natural Areas & Trails.Volunteer Opportunities & Environmental Education.East Big Thompson River Natural Area (closed).Eagle Vista Natural Area Display Boards.Parks & Recreation Master Plan Documents.
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