White Ranch Park: Sourdough Springs Campground
Park-specific information
Sourdough Springs Campground closes from November 1 through March 31. Other camping requires a permit and its own availability check.
Nov 1, 2026 – Apr 1, 2027
Explore 31 listed public parks, trails, forests, and natural areas in Jefferson, Colorado. Compare locations and documented activities, with official sources and notices for planning your visit.
Park-specific information
Sourdough Springs Campground closes from November 1 through March 31. Other camping requires a permit and its own availability check.
Nov 1, 2026 – Apr 1, 2027
Park-specific information
A section from Indiana Street Trailhead to the western junction with Outer Loop Trail is closed because of a bear in the area. Travel between Ward and Indiana is unavailable. The notice is dated October 21, 2026; check the park page before traveling.
Oct 21, 2026 · No end date confirmed
Park-specific information
The northwest sensitive area is closed to protect nesting sites. Elsewhere, stay on designated trails and do not climb the fragile sandstone formations.
Park-specific information
Baehrden Lodge is closed. This notice applies to the lodge, not the entire Pine Valley Ranch park.
Park-specific information
Meyer Ranch Park is fully closed for forest-health work beginning October 19, 2026. The agency expects work through spring 2027; this is an estimate, not a confirmed reopening date.
Oct 19, 2026 · No end date confirmed
Park-specific information
Meadowlark Trail is closed Monday–Thursday, 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m., for drainage work. On November 2 the work is scheduled to shift to Lower Plymouth Creek Trail and Meadowlark is scheduled to reopen. Lower Plymouth work is expected through November; check the linked maps for changes.
Park-specific information
The connection from the water tank access road to Apex Park and Grubstake Trail is permanently closed. The access road remains an out-and-back route; use Kinney Run Trail to reach the main trailhead.
Park-specific information
Aspen Meadows closes in winter. Reverend’s Ridge operates at reduced capacity, while yurts and cabins are described as year-round. The office, showers, laundry and dump station close; flush toilets and sinks remain behind the office. All sites require reservations.
Park-specific information
The dump station is closed and water is shut off for winter. Flush toilets and sinks remain available behind the campground office.
Park-specific information
Construction of the hike-only connection between Jawbone Trail and Welch Ditch Trail is expected to continue into 2027. The trail may remain open when safe; watch for crews. Bikes and horses should use Tertiary and Ancient Palms trails.
Park-specific information
Expect temporary closures on the eastern portion of Casto Creek Trail during construction. The western portion has reopened.
Park-specific information
Phase 5B construction continues through December 2026. Main Trailhead parking is available, with limited parking at the Upper Trailhead. Check project updates for temporary changes.
Park-specific information
A 0.9-mile portion of Longhorn Trail is one-way and bike-only. Use the official park map to select a route permitted for your activity.
Park-specific information
A 0.8-mile segment of Dakota Ridge South Trail is designated for mountain bikes only. Check the park map before choosing a walking route.
Park-specific information
Rutabaga Ride is a directional, bike-only trail. Hikers should select another route on the official park map.
Park-specific information
Enchanted Forest and Magic Mountain have directional and alternating-use rules. On even calendar dates, bicycles must travel downhill/east on all trails. Check the official use calendar before choosing a route.