Directions: The park is located in Central Colorado Springs (North East side of town). Take Academy Blvd (Hwy 83) to Maizeland Rd. The park is on the northwest corner of Academy and Maizeland.
Description: This city park is a wooded mesa with picturesque sandstone spires and great single-track riding and trailrunning. There are miles of trails both primitive and maintained. The bluffs and valleys have been left in their natural state. The park has ball fields and day use facilities. Many trails allow horses, mountain bikes, and hikers. The trails are organized into three categories: beginner (green), intermediate (blue), and advanced (black). The following tables provide a short description of the different trails, the trailhead where they can be accessed, degree of difficulty, and distance. Runners yield to horses. Additional details are also available at the Parks and Rec Website
| North Canon Trailhead | Degree of Difficulty | Length (miles) |
| Grandview Trail | Green | 1.9 One Way |
| Palmer Point Trail | Blue | 4.1 |
| South Canon Trail | Blue | 2.1 |
| Edna Mae Bennet Nature Trail | Black | 2.6 |
| Yucca Flats Trailhead | ||
| Mesa Trail | Green | 3.1 |
| Yucca Trail | Blue | 2.8 |
| Templeton | Black | 4.3 |
| Sentinel Point Trailhead | ||
| Grandview Trail | Green | 1.3 One Way |
| Kinnikinnick Trail | Blue | 2.2 |
| Cheyenne Trail | Black | 3.0 |
| Council Grounds Trailhead | ||
| Greencrest Trail | Green | 2.6 One Way |
| Kinnikinnick Trail | Blue | 1.2 |
Map of Beginner Trails
Map of Intermediate Trails
Map of Advanced Trails
