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Elizabeth

Things to Do

Trails, parks and places worth an afternoon in and around Elizabeth.

Spectators in the grandstand at the Elizabeth Stampede rodeo, Casey Jones Park

ParkCounty Road 17, east of town

Casey Jones Park

The Park & Rec District's 103-acre park east of town: lighted ball fields, a turf field, four pickleball courts, a playground, the rodeo arena, a dog park and a 1.5-mile soft-surface trail.

The announcer's booth and arena at Casey Jones Park, home of the Elizabeth Stampede rodeo

VenueCasey Jones Park, Highway 86

Elizabeth Stampede rodeo grounds

The arena at Casey Jones Park where the Elizabeth Stampede runs its PRCA rodeo, parade and concert the first weekend of June.

Main Street in Elizabeth with the 1907 First National Bank building on the right

VenueHistoric Main Street

Historic Main Street

Three blocks of 1880s and 1890s storefronts, a Colorado Main Street community with interpretive plaques, the 1907 bank, the 1890 Huber-Carlson Building and the 1882 railroad section house.

  • Casey Jones Park

    Park

    The Park & Rec District's 103-acre park east of town: lighted ball fields, a turf field, four pickleball courts, a playground, the rodeo arena, a dog park and a 1.5-mile soft-surface trail.

    34201 County Rd 17

    County Road 17, east of town

    (303) 646-3599

    Website
  • Elizabeth Library

    Venue

    The Pines & Plains Libraries branch on Beverly Street: 13,000 square feet with children's and teen rooms, story times, book clubs, craft groups and free art classes. Open six days.

    651 W Beverly St

    Beverly Street

    Mon–Thu 9–8, Fri 9–5, Sat 10–5; closed Sun

    (303) 646-3416

    Website
  • Elizabeth Stampede rodeo grounds

    Venue

    The arena at Casey Jones Park where the Elizabeth Stampede runs its PRCA rodeo, parade and concert the first weekend of June.

    4189 Highway 86

    Casey Jones Park, Highway 86

    (303) 646-0308

    Website
  • Evans Park

    Park

    The family park: a splash pad, a skate park with a half-pipe, two playgrounds, pickleball, a trout-stocked fishing pond and a third-mile loop around Dragonfly Pond.

    34201 County Rd 17

    County Road 17

    (303) 646-3599

    Website
  • Historic Main Street

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    Three blocks of 1880s and 1890s storefronts, a Colorado Main Street community with interpretive plaques, the 1907 bank, the 1890 Huber-Carlson Building and the 1882 railroad section house.

    S Main St, Elizabeth

    Historic Main Street

    Website
  • Elbert County Artists Guild

    Venue

    The county artists' guild gallery on Main Street, showing and selling members' work.

    338 S Main St

    Historic Main Street

  • Elizabeth Town Hall

    Venue

    Town Hall and the police department on Banner Street: Board of Trustees on the second and fourth Tuesdays, Planning Commission on the first and third.

    151 S Banner St

    Banner Street

    Mon–Fri, office hours

    (303) 646-4166

    Website
  • First National Bank building

    Venue

    The 1907 bank at the head of Main Street, closed in the Depression and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in March 2023.

    188 S Main St

    Historic Main Street

  • Prickly Pines Disc Golf

    Trail

    An 18-hole disc golf course through the wooded north end of Evans Park. $5 a player.

    34201 County Rd 17

    Evans Park, County Road 17

    Website
  • Running Creek Park

    Park

    The Town's newest park, on Kiowa Avenue behind Running Creek Elementary, with a trail system and the lawn that holds the summer Friday Night Market.

    500 E Kiowa Ave

    Kiowa Avenue

    Website
  • Two Bridges Trail at Bayou Gulch

    Trail

    Douglas County open space fifteen minutes west of Elizabeth: a 3.4-mile short loop or an 8.8-mile circuit, open to hikers, horses and mountain bikes, with connections toward the Cherry Creek Trail.

    Bayou Gulch Rd, Parker

    Bayou Gulch Road, west of town

    Website