Multimodal Improvements Assessment

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View from South Mesa Trailhead shows a trail leading to the Flatirons
New Engagement Opportunity!

OSMP invites you to participate in the Multimodal Access Improvements Assessment by taking our current questionnaire! Taking the questionnaire will allow you to provide feedback on the draft package of multimodal solutions (available to view below) before the proposed improvements are refined and recommendations are finalized.

This questionnaire will be open from Aug. 14 to Aug. 30.

About the Project:

The Open Space and Mountain Parks Department (OSMP) has launched a systemwide Multimodal Access Improvements Assessment to better understand how community members and visitors access open space lands and trails, and to identify opportunities to improve safe, sustainable and equitable access.

This assessment focuses on improvements within OSMP-managed lands to support access for hikers, runners, climbers, equestrians, bicyclists and wheelchair users. All potential improvements will be evaluated to ensure the protection of natural resources while maintaining high-quality visitor experiences.

Project Goals include:

  • Building a shared understanding of how visitors currently access OSMP lands
  • Identifying gaps or barriers to accessing and using trails
  • Explore small, achievable improvements that support safety, connectivity and sustainability
  • Ensure future decisions align with OSMP's Charter purposes, ecological priorities and visitor experience goals.

For more information on the project, please visit the Multimodal Assessment Project Webpage.

New Engagement Opportunity!

OSMP invites you to participate in the Multimodal Access Improvements Assessment by taking our current questionnaire! Taking the questionnaire will allow you to provide feedback on the draft package of multimodal solutions (available to view below) before the proposed improvements are refined and recommendations are finalized.

This questionnaire will be open from Aug. 14 to Aug. 30.

About the Project:

The Open Space and Mountain Parks Department (OSMP) has launched a systemwide Multimodal Access Improvements Assessment to better understand how community members and visitors access open space lands and trails, and to identify opportunities to improve safe, sustainable and equitable access.

This assessment focuses on improvements within OSMP-managed lands to support access for hikers, runners, climbers, equestrians, bicyclists and wheelchair users. All potential improvements will be evaluated to ensure the protection of natural resources while maintaining high-quality visitor experiences.

Project Goals include:

  • Building a shared understanding of how visitors currently access OSMP lands
  • Identifying gaps or barriers to accessing and using trails
  • Explore small, achievable improvements that support safety, connectivity and sustainability
  • Ensure future decisions align with OSMP's Charter purposes, ecological priorities and visitor experience goals.

For more information on the project, please visit the Multimodal Assessment Project Webpage.

  • Please review the draft package of multimodal solutions prior to filling out the questionnaire.  Your feedback will help staff refine the proposed improvements before recommendations are finalized. 


    In addition to the draft package of solutions, this questionnaire includes a potential approach for how a southwest bicycle connection could be madeNo recommendation or decision has been made regarding this connection, and community feedback on the potential solution will help inform a future recommendation.

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