Green Mountain Trail Loop

Helle Andersen

Green Mountain Trail Loop

11/21/22

Beautiful walk! We did it November 20th and the first half a mile was a bit muddy. But after that it was fine.

5.0

Alina Navarrete

Green Mountain Trail Loop

09/25/20

I spent many, many hours on this trail in college to escape the city and connect with nature for a quick hike. There are tons of different trails that connect to Green Mountain that you can take to create your own adventure. All that being said, in the past year or so it seems to be mainly mountain bikers up here. There are still times where I haven't run into too many but I tried to run an early Saturday morning and was constantly having to step off trail for bikers and I eventually turned around a few miles in.

3.0

Alyssa Teboda

Green Mountain Trail Loop

07/06/20

I love having this trail so close to where I live. There are interconnecting trails all the way around and I visit frequently so I mix it up by choosing different paths each time. Being that it's so close to Denver it's a great place for that week night trail run or hike. You'd be surprised how much wildlife you can see here since it's very close to residential neighborhoods. But I've seen deer, coyotes, rabbits, and rattlesnakes. Watch out for the rattlesnakes, they love it here in summer.

5.0

Kelley Dodge

Green Mountain Trail Loop

01/12/17

Due to recent snowmelt the trails were a muddy mess...we found ourselves sinking inches into the muck and my dog was a mess at the end. Regardless, the views of Denver on the horizon were unbeatable.

4.0

Taylor Graham

Green Mountain Trail Loop

03/21/16

Summit Loop was pretty muddy/snowy today. The Green Mountain Trail was much drier. All trails have great views of the mountains and city but I prefer my trails with some trees (none at all).

3.0

Vinnie Raposa

Green Mountain Trail Loop

02/18/16

I decided to sneak out of the office for an afternoon hike and escaped away to this trail. It was a great experience. The trails are well maintained and vary in difficulty and grade, with different options available along the way. I completed a 3-mile loop with a pretty steep grade on the way up. You share the trails with those on bikes, so keep your eyes and ears open. It was pretty active when I visited, but parking was available. The only downside concerns pet owners. There were several dog waste bags carelessly left along the trails. Although I appreciate pet owners being responsible by picking up after their furry friends, I would also hope they'd properly dispose of the bags. All in all, definitely a must do if you're in the Lakewood area.

4.0