Lava flows formed North Table Mountain and its sister mesa, South Table Mountain, about 60 million years ago. Today, North Table Mountain Park visitors enjoy panoramic views, 15-plus miles of trails and breath-taking rock climbing.
Park Facts
1,998 Acres
17.2 Trail Miles
North Table Mountain Trail is 1.5 miles and traverses the southwest side of North Table Mountain below the cliff band. There are excellent views of the Golden Valley. The trail is moderate to advanced in difficulty, with 300 feet elevation gain from the north and 400 feet elevation gain from the south. Access the trail via Highway 93 just north of Pine Ridge Road. (4758 Highway 93)
The trail branches left to the Golden Cliffs Trail shortly after the trailhead in the north. Stay right to keep on the North Table Mountain Trail. The trail terminates near Peery Parkway at its southern end.
North Table Mountain Park Rim Rock Trail at North Table Mountain Park is closed from February 1 through July 31 to protect ground-nesting bird habitat and nesting birds of prey.
North Table Mountain West Trailhead
4788 Highway 93
Golden, CO 80403
North Table Mountain Golden Cliffs Trailhead
100 Peery Parkway
Golden, CO 80403
