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Benefits abound for the residents of Castle Pines North via open space corridors and recreational trails that weave throughout the community.
The 14 miles of trails are 8-feet wide and paved with concrete to accommodate a variety of recreational and athletic needs including in-line skating, jogging, bicycling, and families with infant strollers.
Open space corridors create natural buffers and native habitat for an abundant variety of wildlife for the enjoyment of nature enthusiasts.
There are approximately 560 acres of open space within the Castle Pines North community, of which the CPNMD owns and maintains 351 acres.
View the Trail Map.
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The Castle Pines North Metro District owns and maintains three local parks within the community. Each park has restrooms, benches, drinking fountains and ample parking to accommodate visitor needs.
Park hours are 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. April through October. In consideration of other park visitors, please keep pets on a leash and help keep our parks clean by disposing any pet waste in a trash container.
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The Retreat Park
Built as part of the original development of Castle Pines North in the 1980's, the 5-acre Retreat Park features:
- a large playground area with picnic areas and a covered shelter.
- playground with a covered picnic pavilion & BBQ grill
- a multi-purpose field (football/soccer/lacrosse/volleyball)
- baseball practice field
- walking trail area
The park is located on Tangleoak Drive, in the The Retreat neighborhood.
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Coyote Ridge Park
In 2001, residents of Castle Pines North celebrated the opening of the community's largest park, Coyote Ridge with three unique sections spread over 15 acres comprised of:
- Upper park - baseball fields
- Lower park - a multi-purpose field (football/soccer/lacrosse/volleyball)
- Skate park - skateboard facility with shaded pavilions and picnic tables
- Playground with 3 covered picnic pavilions & BBQ grills
Coyote Ridge Park is located Northeast of Monarch Boulevard and Hidden Pointe Boulevard.
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Daniel's Gate Park
Built in 2001, this park is located on Daniel's Gate road just north of the Turquoise Terrace neighborhood. The park features:
- a multi-purpose field (football/soccer/lacrosse/volleyball)
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Elk Ridge Park
The newest park in Castle Pines will open on September 17, 2011. The 11-acre park features:
- multi-purpose field
- playground and climbing wall
- interactive water features
- picnic pavilions
- walking trails
- art features and fun educational features to learn the early history of Colorado
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Note: This park is owned and operated by the City of Castle Pines. For more information and to make reservations, please contact 303-705-0200 or visit their website www.CastlePinesGov.com.
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