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Rabbit Mountain Trailhead – Rabbit Mountain viewpoint loop from Rabbit Mountain Open Space

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Colorado

Boulder County

Rabbit Mountain Trailhead – Rabbit Mountain viewpoint loop from Rabbit Mountain Open Space

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Rabbit Mountain Trailhead – Rabbit Mountain viewpoint loop from Rabbit Mountain Open Space

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3.55km

90m

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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: June 23, 2026

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1.74 km

Rabbit Mountain Trailhead

Highlight • Trail

The Ron Stewart Preserve at Rabbit Mountain (formerly Rabbit Mountain Open Space) is the easternmost Boulder County public park. The 5,000 acres park offers panoramic views of the majestic Rocky Mountains and Great Plains along its three primary day-use trails. The Little Thompson Overlook Trail is a moderate 1.5-mile uphill run, treating you to stunning panoramic vistas at its peak. If you are not looking for much elevation gain, the 2.2-mile Indian Mesa Trail or the gentle 2-mile Eagle Wind Trail are great options. Be mindful of the sun's exposure, as the area is primarily grass and scrubland, offering minimal tree coverage.

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1.79 km

The Ron Stewart Preserve at Rabbit Mountain

Highlight • Trail

The Ron Stewart Preserve at Rabbit Mountain (formerly Rabbit Mountain Open Space) is the easternmost Boulder County public park. The 5,000 acres park offers panoramic views of the majestic Rocky Mountains and Great Plains along its three primary day-use trails. The Little Thompson Overlook Trail is a moderate 1.5-mile uphill hike, treating you to stunning panoramic vistas at its peak. If you are not looking for much elevation gain, the 2.2-mile Indian Mesa Trail or the gentle 2-mile Eagle Wind Trail are great options. Be mindful of the sun's exposure, as the area is primarily grass and scrubland, offering minimal tree coverage.

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3.54 km