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Sharptail Ridge Open Space will be closed to the public during hunting season on  Oct. 28 – Nov. 27, 2022.

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Open Space

Greenland Open Space, Trail and Dog Park

Greenland Open Space and Trail is a fun loop that winds around the property, and the views make the sky seem endless.  Don’t forget to leash your dog on the Greenland Trail.  The Colorado Front Range Trail is a part of this trail system that connects the Town of Larkspur and Palmer Lake.

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Greenland Dog Park located at 1532 Noe Road in Larkspur, is a wide-open wonderland set between mountains and buttes.  The long 11-mile plus trail system is perfect for training, with its gentle ups and downs with fun sweeping turns.  During the summer, visitors share the trails with cattle!  Don’t forget to keep your dog on a leash on the Greenland trail.

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Hours

One hour before sunrise and one hour after sunset.

Addresses

North trailhead – Directions
1532 Noe Road
Larkspur, CO 80118

South trailhead and Dog Park – Directions
751 W. Palmer Divide Avenue
Larkspur, CO 80118

Trail Information

  • Crusher fines and natural surface, easy to moderate; 500 feet of elevation gain on the upper loop
  • Approximately 11 miles, including loop. Five miles from Greenland to Palmer Lake.
  • Multi-use: horses, mountain bikes, and hiking
  • Dogs must be on a leash except in the enclosed off-leash area.
  • Greenland open space map
  • Non Potable water – untreated water is available at the North Trailhead
  • No water is available at the South Trailhead.

Amenities

  • Group picnic shelter
  • Restrooms
  • Obstacle course
  • Benches
  • Water spigot
  • Unpaved parking for 50-75 horse trailers
  • Hitch rails
  • Horse obstacle course,
  • Dog off-leash area.
  • Non Potable water – untreated water is available at the North Trailhead
  • No water is available at the South Trailhead.