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Part of the historic Denver Mountain Parks, Dedisse Park was established in 1919 and is located 2 mi (3 km) west of Evergreen in Bear Creek Canyon. It is home to Evergreen Lake and boasts a range of recreational opportunities, including fishing, golfing, picnicking, hiking and barbequing. A variety of wildlife and plants are preserved in this park.
Address: Hwy 74 Evergreen CO USA 80439
 1 303 512-9300
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Enjoy a day of hiking, picnicking and taking in nature at Lair o' Bear Park between Evergreen and Morrison. Set on the Bear Creek Canyon, visitors can see a variety of plants, animals, trees and more that are found here.
Address: Hwy 74 Between Evergreen and Morrison CO USA
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Located near Evergreen, Bergen Park boasts a variety of services, including barbeques, horseshoe pits, volleyball courts and picnic shelters. This park was established in 1915 and is part of the Denver Mountain Parks, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Address: Hwy 74 Evergreen CO USA 80439
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Centered around the Brother and Three Sisters rock formations, Alderfer/Three Sisters Park boasts numerous scenic views and miles of trails leading through the Bear Creek Basin. Located near Evergreen, visitors of the park can use picnic facilities.
Address: Buffalo Park Road Evergreen CO USA 80439
1 303 271-5925
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Containing 105 acres of mountainous terrain and woodlands, Fillus Park offers a variety of activities. Visitors can use the volleyball courts, horseshoe pits, brills and picnic areas. Part of the Denver Mountain Park system, this park was established in 1914 and is part of the area's historic parks, protecting a range of plants and wildlife
Address: Hwy 74, 25 mi west of Denver Evergreen CO USA 80439
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Part of the Denver Mountain Park System, Cub Creek & Dillon Park contains plenty of undeveloped area. Also inside the 549-acre area are hiking trails, charcoal grills and picnic areas.
Address: Brook Forest Rd & Hwy 78 Evergreen CO USA 80439
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Recognized by the National Register of Historic Areas, the Denver Mountains Parks was established in 1909. Today is contains 31 parks, encompassing lakes, streams, mountains and more. Many of the parks contains hiking trails, fishing opportunities, picnic areas, grills and other recreational areas, while protecting area plants and animals.
Address: . Denver CO USA
1 303 697-4545
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O'Fallon Park was acquired by Denver Mountain Parks in 1938 and continues to protect various species of plants and animals. Visitors can access hiking trails, fishing areas and barbeque grills.
Address: Hwy 74, 23 mi southwest of Denver Evergreen CO USA 80439
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Established in 1916, Corwina Park covers nearly 300 acres of land in Bear Creek Canyon. Visitors will find hiking trails, grills, picnic areas and shelters, and fishing areas. This park is part of the Denver Mountain Parks, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Address: Hwy 74, 22 mi west of Denver Evergreen CO USA 80439
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Popular with families, Meyer Ranch Park offers plenty of picnic areas and hiking trails for visitors to enjoy, as well as public restrooms. A private residence of the Meyer family is located on the property, but is not open to the public.
Address: Route 285 Evergreen CO USA 80439
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Elk Meadow Park is a county-run recreation area that features a range of trails that showcase a variety of plants, animals and scenic views.
Address: Stagecoach Blvd & Alpine Ln Evergreen CO USA 80439
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