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Open space staff preview Broomfield Trail Adventure and 2025 Broomfield 100 challenge
Summary
Open Space & Trails coordinator Lexi Brewer outlined plans for the Broomfield Trail Adventure on June 7 and the year‑round Broomfield 100 trail challenge, including bilingual materials, a new trail connection highlighted at Columbine Meadows Park, interactive maps and video tours of trail routes.
Open Space and Trails staff summarized plans for Broomfield’s 2025 Trail Adventure and the 11th annual Broomfield 100 trail challenge, both intended to promote use of local trails and regional connections.
Lexi Brewer, open space and trails coordinator, said the Trail Adventure — the city’s National Trails Day celebration — is scheduled for Saturday, June 7 at Columbine Meadows Park (Hazel Street and Meadow Avenue) with booths opening at 7:30 a.m. and event activities starting at 8 a.m. The event will feature a newly completed trail connection and walking and biking loops: the walking loop is about 2.25 miles and the biking loop about 4–4.4 miles, with volunteer route leaders and staff sweepers.
Brewer said the Broomfield 100 passport program is bilingual (English and Spanish) and includes 15 trail loops and destinations; printed passports and interactive Google maps are available and Trailhead check‑in signage will be bilingual. Staff produced video tours for each trail to help residents preview access and amenities. Participants who complete event check‑ins receive small prizes; staff noted the passports are available at recreation centers, the library and at the Trail Adventure event.
Council members and residents responded positively and encouraged participation.
