Eben G. Fine Park
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Boulder: Denver’s Satellite City, Gateway to the Rocky Mountains
AddyAddy
30
This park is such a gem! I first came here for an organized nature walk with my child. There’s a wide-open, grassy field just off the parking lot. Ahead to the left is a pavilion with four (4) picnic-style situations which is about 15 paces to a playground. The ground is wood chips so, shoes recommended! There’s also a giant sandbox play area next to it, bare toes recommended! The Boulder creek runs alongside the park and there’s a seemingly endless, shaded walking path you can explore. We watched the tubers flailing, people swimming, and dipped our feet in the shallows, next to little waterfalls along the way. It was such a magical slice of nature that I organized a pop-up birthday party for my daughter the following weekend! Never mind the short notice, we wanted to go back and enjoy. I didn’t think there was any chance that one of the tables in the pavilion would be open on a Saturday morning as beautiful as this one, but we ended up having the entire Space to ourselves, to celebrate! Such a gem! Be advised, the parking lot is small, but there is a fair amount of street parking as well, within walking distance.
Michelle MoonMichelle Moon
00
The best creek dipping spot in town! Whether you go in the summer and enjoy yourself some relaxing tubing down the series of "waterfalls" or jump in while there is ice in the creek, there seems to be a little something for everyone! This creek is perfect for anyone wanting more COLD water exposure in their life or anyone practicing the Wim Hof Method! Over the course of a year I have been to Eben G. Fine park over 30 times. The park is well maintained, groomed, and ready for use any day of the year. They offer a multi-use trail throughout the entire park for biking, running, roller blading, skating( you get the idea.), a playground if you have any youngsters, fly fishing spots, kayaking down the creek seems to be popular in the summer time, plenty of space for Frisbee, and other countless activities only limited to your own imagination. Eben G. Fine park is rad! Enjoy the summer!
Adam LaPlanteAdam LaPlante
40
Beautiful diverse park with Boulder Creek running through. Easy drive from Denver. Hard to find a parking spot. Had to drive around a few times & we were there on a Weds around 3:00 pm. Nice open grassy area to relax with lots of shade. Nicely paved wide path to walk, run & bike.Seemed very dog friendly. Fun creek to go tubing or just put your feet in. Very interesting walk past the playground & up the trails along the river. A younger crowd lounging in hammocks & along the rocks. People playing music, guitars & other instruments. I felt very safe & comfortable walking through the hidden areas. Will definitely be returning soon...with my hammock!
Melissa ButlerMelissa Butler
20
Love walking alongside the creek to the very edge before it becomes private property! Unique art is covertly scattered around the area. Fantastic access to the water and serene views that surround you on all sides. Eben G. Park has a few picnic tables, biking/running trails, great open space with luscious grass, a small playground, lots of grandiose trees for shade, and public restrooms. It’s a great spot/park to spend some time in nature and isn’t nearly as crowded in the morning! Perfect for cooling down in the summer, too, especially if you bring tubes!
khykhy
50
Perfect for those who like sitting on stumps! The City of Boulder has successfully ruined the creek / tubing area above Eben G Fine by cutting down about 50% of the foliage, including the rope swinging trees. For someone who's been going there for 15 years, the place is barely recognizable: the shaded lounge areas are gone, the highway noise has doubled, the views are mostly of power lines. Second star only because an hour of tubing is still a fun way to cool down, but I'd recommend finding a river with fewer roving hordes of fun-hating hypocrites.
Kevin HotalingKevin Hotaling
20
Nearby Attractions Of Eben G. Fine Park
Panorama Point
Mount Sanitas Trailhead
The Peoples’ Crossing
Foot of the Mountain Motel
Evert Pierson Kids' Fishing Pond
On Broadway Salon & spa
Centennial Trailhead
Two Hands Paperie
Canoe Club
Native Roots Dispensary Dandelion MED

Panorama Point
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Mount Sanitas Trailhead
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The Peoples’ Crossing
4.8
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Foot of the Mountain Motel
4.4
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Nearby Restaurants Of Eben G. Fine Park
Flagstaff House
Sherpa’s Adventure Restaurant and Bar
The Bitter Bar
Lolita's Market & Deli
Spruce Confections
Nick-N-Willy's Pizza
Ember & Ice

Flagstaff House
4.7
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Sherpa’s Adventure Restaurant and Bar
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The Bitter Bar
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Lolita's Market & Deli
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Basic Info
Address
101 Arapahoe Ave, Boulder, CO 80302
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Phone
(303) 413-7200
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Website
bouldercolorado.gov
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4.7
(881 reviews)
Ratings & Description
outdoor
family friendly
pet friendly
attractions: Panorama Point, Mount Sanitas Trailhead, The Peoples’ Crossing, Foot of the Mountain Motel, Evert Pierson Kids' Fishing Pond, On Broadway Salon & spa, Centennial Trailhead, Two Hands Paperie, Canoe Club, Native Roots Dispensary Dandelion MED, restaurants: Flagstaff House, Sherpa’s Adventure Restaurant and Bar, The Bitter Bar, Lolita's Market & Deli, Spruce Confections, Nick-N-Willy's Pizza, Ember & Ice
