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Barr Lake State Park
2/23/2025
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Leader:
Jason Bidgood jbidgood@hotmail.com or 303-919-4591
Trip Difficulty: Moderate
Directions
Meet at the Barr Lake SP Visitor Center. State Parks pass or day pass required. From Denver, take east I-76 to Bromley Lane, exit 22. Go east on Bromley Lane to Piccadilly Rd, then turn south for ~2 miles to park entrance and follow road to Visitor Center.
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This trip is limited to the first 10 registrations.
Habitats to bird: Agricultural, Reservoir, Riparian
The plan for this trip is to walk the perimeter trail from the visitor’s center to the Gazebo Boardwalk. It will be an “out and back” walk on level trail and some boardwalk. Be prepared to walk about three miles. Please remember that a parks pass or payment of daily fee is required for entry. Expect to see a variety of birds. We should get good looks at raptors hunting over the lake and agricultural fields and sparrows foraging in the vegetation along the trail. Maybe the Northern Cardinal will still be around. Restrooms are available at the visitor's center and at the turn around point at the Gazebo Boardwalk.
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