Tallman Gulch Trail

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Tallman Gulch Trail, is one of a series of interconnecting trails maintained by the Town of Parker in Colorado, USA. It extends for 3 miles from the Idyllwilde community in the southeast corner of town, west and north through the Hidden River I & II subdivisions, past Iron Horse Elementary School, where it connects to the Sulphur Gulch Trail at Stonehenge Way within the Rowley Downs subdivision. It is used for recreation by hundreds of local residents throughout the year.

The photographs in this book have been taken over a period of several years and illustrate the amazing diversity of mammals, birds, wildflowers and smaller creatures that can be seen along the trail when one has the patience, and takes the time, to look around.