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Parks and Trails Information
We encourage residents and visitors alike to take the time to visit our Parks. Each Park has its own look, feel and amenities. Whether playing at a playground, throwing a baseball as a family or having a picnic, one of the City of Fruita's parks will have the amenity you are looking for.
In addition, there is almost 10 miles of hard and soft surface trails you can run, bike or walk on. There are trails that connect our neighborhoods together, like the new Fremont Trail, and trails where you can enjoy nature such as the trail around Snooks Bottom Lake.
Parks, Trails and Open Space areas are typically open from dawn to dusk unless otherwise posted.
Please remember to be kind and pick up after your dog. Each parks features a doggies waste bag station for your convenience.