Chautauqua Park坐 — Boulder, CO

Genieva Smith

★★★★★ 3 months ago

Best place in the world, literally my heaven. Beautiful trail regardless of weather/climate. If you go to Colorado, this is the trail head/park you have to visit. Safe for solo hiking but roomy enough for multiple people. Wildlife is around but separate, and there are more extensive trails you can hop on.

Sam Capo

★★★★★ 5 months ago

Wow! 🤩 We loved coming here. The park was a lot of fun for the kiddos and the trails were really beautiful. We liked the variety of easy vs hard trails and the different pathways that you can take.

Katie Brandl

★★★★★ 8 months ago

Chautauqua Park – Boulder’s Must-See Escape Chautauqua Park is pure Boulder magic. 🌿 The Flatirons rise dramatically above you, and Gregory Canyon offers a quieter, more peaceful trail if you want to step away from the crowds. Here’s the insider tip: go on a weekday. Parking is far less stressful, the trails are calmer, and you really get to soak in the beauty without the weekend rush. If you need trail snacks or a little post-hike fuel, Whole Foods Market is close by, and if you’re here on a Wednesday, the Boulder Farmers Market is just a 5-minute drive or a scenic 25-minute walk from the park. Fresh fruit, local bites, and mountain views? Yes, please. Between the hikes, the views, and the Boulder charm, Chautauqua is an absolute must if you want to experience the heart of the Rockies. 🌄

Marivel

★★★★★ 9 months ago

Loved loved loved this park. Several trails to choose from with absolutely beautiful mountain, city and sunrise/sunset views. It is quite busy and parking is limited, shuttles are available. It is Free... and even so I would definitely pay to use this park.

Rickie L Jones

★★★★★ 8 months ago

The cabins are very pleasant. Clean and comfortable Rustic but with wifi and in summertime you can sit outside and listen to the concerts in the Chautauqua concert venue. The paths on either side of the village of cabins are perfect good for a short hike or wood up to the mountain top. I saw bear cat, which means bears usually and a beautiful dear couple hugging the road - people safety- and that buck had a very big rack. Well it’s still there pretty much as it’s always been. I highly recommend a visit. A few of the cabins are privately owned so that gives the atmosphere appear something better than a campground. There’s an ice cream shop so be prepared to put on a pound and the restaurant is good for a few meals at least before you get tired. I hope their menu coffee is goodand so is the breakfast