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Published on August 25, 2025
A portion of the Meadowlark Trail at Coalton Trailhead will temporarily close on Wednesday, Sept. 3 for cattle grazing. The closed section starts at the Coalton Trailhead (3495 McCaslin Blvd.) and runs north toward the Oerman-Roche Trailhead, highlighted in pink on the map below.
Trail users can access the crusher fine trail on the east side of McCaslin Boulevard to get between the Coalton Trailhead and the Oerman-Roche Trailhead. In doing so, users will need to cross to the west side of McCaslin at the Rock Creek Parkway intersection to get to Oerman-Roche. Coalton Trail and all other trails remain open during this time.
Boulder County manages cattle grazing, which plays a key role in reducing wildfire risk and improving soil health. Keeping the trail closed ensures visitor safety.
We appreciate your understanding as we work to balance trail access with important land management efforts. Our goal is to reduce fire risk, improve soil health, and keep our community safe, minimizing the inconvenience for trail users as much as possible.
This portion of the Meadowlark Trail will remain closed through Oct. 31. Visit Boulder County's website to learn more.
Map depicting the Meadowlark Trail closure. Click to view an interactive map.