Late Summer Birding at Prospect Park — free guided walk in Wheat Ridge
Free Denver Audubon guided bird walk at Prospect Park in Wheat Ridge. Late-summer residents and early migrants along the creek corridor. Sep 13, 8–10 AM MDT.
Date & Time at 8:00 AM MDT
Location Prospect Park - Main Parking Lot, 11362 W 44th Ave, Wheat Ridge, CO Denver, US
Organizer Denver Audubon Society
Commitment one-time
Age Requirement All ages
Why we picked this
Prospect Park's creek corridor is a quieter alternative to the bigger-name Denver walks — smaller crowds, same solid mix of resident and early-migrant species.
This free guided walk explores Prospect Park in Wheat Ridge, following the creek corridor that runs through the park. Late summer brings a mix of birds still settled in from the breeding season alongside the first migrants beginning to move south.
The park’s smaller size and creek-side habitat make it a good option for anyone who prefers a quieter walk over the busier flagship locations. A Denver Audubon guide leads the group and helps with identification along the way.
Free and open to all skill levels. The walk runs 8 to 10 AM, meeting at the main parking lot at 11362 W 44th Ave.