Birdability Week: Accessible Birding at Prospect Park — free evening walk, Oct 21
Free accessible bird walk at Prospect Park for Birdability Week, on paved paths suited to wheelchairs, walkers, and other mobility needs. Oct 21, 5–6:30 PM MDT.
Why we picked this
Same creek corridor as the park's regular walks, routed along paved paths and kept to a pace that works for wheelchairs, walkers, and slower mobility.
This free evening walk at Prospect Park is part of Birdability Week, a national push to make birding accessible regardless of mobility. The route stays on paved paths and moves at a slower, more deliberate pace than the park’s standard walks, with frequent stops built in.
Prospect Park’s creek corridor concentrates bird activity even along the accessible route, and October’s cooler evening light tends to bring waterfowl and songbirds out along the water’s edge. A Denver Audubon guide leads the group and helps with identification.
Free and open to all skill levels and mobility needs. The walk runs 5 to 6:30 PM, meeting at the main parking lot at 11362 W 44th Ave in Wheat Ridge.