Address: W Quincy Ave & S. Kipling Pkwy, Littleton, CO 80123, USA
Phone: +13034092100
Sunday: 5AM–10PM
Monday: 5AM–10PM
Tuesday: 5AM–10PM
Wednesday: 5AM–10PM
Thursday: 5AM–10PM
Friday: 5AM–10PM
Saturday: 5AM–10PM
Tim Maculewicz
Nice
Gena OBrien
A great place for wildlife...you never know what you might see 🦉
Karen McGrath
Nice walk with my dog
Jennifer Lonnes
A very nice park, with a great view of the Front Range. There are covered picnic tables made of plastic coated metal, paths, a playground for kids, a lake in which one can wade into.
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Yes. Although I haven't seen a whole lot of people catch anything. Also make sure you bring some sun protection. Not a whole lot of shade.
Don't think so because it's a designated water tower supply
Last year around this time got into large mouth spawning and tore it up. Haven't seen them yet. Might be a weather thing. Lasted 2 days then they were gone. Only luck I have ever had there. With the water level always going super lower during the winter the population gets hit hard is my guess. Always people out there though
Sorry, no. Believe there is one at chatfield.
Yes absolutely beautiful wide trail that goes around the lake
Fishing Harriman Lake is an irrigation ditch fed lake. It is 70 surface acres with an average depth of 15’ – 18’. All Colorado Division of Wildlife Fishing Regulations apply. Swimming, boating, wading, belly boats, and ice fishing are prohibited. Park History Harriman Lake Park is a cooperative effort between Foothills and Denver Water. Denver Water owns the lake and most of the land surrounding it. Foothills leases the recreation rights from Denver Water. This park was dedicated on October 21, 1995. An 11-acre parcel southwest of the lake was leased to Foothills from Jefferson County Open Space in 1995. From December 2011 – February 2013, Denver Water replaced the dam with a new earthen one to satisfy regulatory requirements and bring it to its full capacity for storage.
Frozen in places, not enough to walk on.
Wouldn't walk on it ever, it rarely gets cold enough long enough to freeze solid to walk on . There are cooler lakes up the mountain.
Harriman Park is accessible dusting daylight hours. Many people walk their dogs there. There aree coyotes. So it's inadvisable to walk small dogs after dusk.
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