Horsetooth Mountain Open Space is a 2,711-acre park with 29 miles of biking, hiking, and horseback trails on land homesteaded in the early 1900s by the Culver, Herrington, Soderberg, and Wathen families. It is made up of three open spaces including Culver, Hughey, and Soderberg Open Spaces and is located west of Horsetooth Reservoir.

The scenic area ranges in elevation from 5,430 feet to 7,255 feet. The area is well known for the spectacular Horsetooth Rock, which can be seen from the plains below, for the views from Front Range, and for Horsetooth Falls. Hikes range from easy to full day trips.

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