Beaver Ranch Park
Beaver Ranch Park is a spacious, dog-friendly park located in Conifer, Colorado, offering a peaceful and scenic natural setting with hiking trails suitable for all levels. The park features separate areas for small and large dogs, toys for pets, and amenities such as picnic tables and public restrooms. It is wheelchair accessible with accessible entrances and parking. The park also hosts various outdoor activities including disc golf and serves as a beautiful venue for events with stunning mountain views and a relaxed atmosphere.
Reviews
This is the Best Disc Golf course I’ve ever played. Very well maintained, great signage. Loved the elevated long bomber holes. Disc golf shop on the property. Alec was super helpful in helping us choose some new disc and entertained us while we waited for the rain to stop.
Best dog park around! Lots of room to run around. There is a side for small dogs and big dogs. There are toys provided. My dog gets excited every time we come!
Beautiful walk. The paths are clearly marked, and there are several options for different levels of difficulty. They are not paved.
I do wish that they looped together.
Larissa and Josh’s wedding at Beaver Ranch Park was nothing short of spectacular! This venue, nestled in the heart of nature, provided the perfect blend of rustic charm and breathtaking scenery. The outdoor ceremony space, surrounded by towering trees and mountain views, set the stage for an intimate and memorable celebration.
One of the things that stood out the most about Beaver Ranch Park is the feeling of peaceful seclusion it offers. It’s the kind of place where you can truly soak in the beauty of the Colorado wilderness, making it an ideal setting for couples who love the outdoors and want a relaxed yet beautiful vibe for their wedding day.
For couples seeking a venue with natural beauty, privacy, and a laid-back atmosphere, Beaver Ranch Park is the perfect choice. It was an absolute pleasure capturing Larissa and Josh’s wedding day here, and I highly recommend this venue for anyone looking to tie the knot in the stunning Colorado outdoors!
Did Screech Owl, Goshawk, and Sapsucker. Pretty good trail. You start off following the paved road up. I did it counterclockwise. Couple spots where there is ice but it’s passable and not too kuddy– didn’t need my trax. Had the trail mostly to myself– only passed one small group halfway through. Weather was nice at 41 when I started and 48 when I left. No benches available throughout trail so don’t plan on that. In and out of shade. Sapsucker had the least.