Hahamongna Watershed Park

Kathy Shefman 

on Google

4 days ago

Wide open space with trails that thread through oaks and riparian areas. We liked the disc golf course vibes and the dog-friendly paths. After rain, parts can be muddy, but it’s still beautiful. Lots of parking by the athletic fields. Great starting point for longer adventures. 

Stephan Cerelnes 

on Google

5 days ago

Open, sandy paths with mountain backdrops and birdlife. You can connect to longer routes if you want more miles. Joggers, hikers, and dog walkers all coexist nicely. Parking is straightforward. Bring a hat—shade is spotty. 

Ernesto Marzinni 

on Google

a week ago

Gravel paths across a broad basin with views up to the front range—best at golden hour. Cyclists, dog walkers, and equestrians all share with plenty of room. Parking is no stress in the main lots. The seasonal stream and cottonwoods make it feel cooler on hot days. Bring a camera if you’re into landscape shots. Underrated open space. 

Jordan Lewis 

on Google

2 weeks ago

A perfect mixed use park and my home course for disc golf (OG pride!). Visitors should be aware that this is an often busy disc golf course and they should be aware of their surroundings. Despite our best intentions of giving right of way to folks passing through fairways, we might not see you and if you have ear buds in you won't hear us yell "fore!" 

Joseph Henderson 

on Google

3 weeks ago

Tons of open space and rarely crowded, even on weekends. Great for walking dogs, birdwatching, or just a calm nature walk. The scenery changes seasonally — wildflowers in spring, golden brush in summer. There’s also an archery range tucked in the back. Feels like a mini escape from the city. Bring water, as there aren’t many fountains.