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Pence Mountain Park

Indian Hills, Colorado

Pence Mountain Park is one of the pieces of land owned by the City of Denver in the Rocky Mountains. This park is a great place for hiking and it's picnic shelter has grills so bring some meats for cooking. Some of the resident wildlife include bald eagles, mountain lions, black bears, white-tailed deer, and many others.

To contact the department headquarters please call 720-913-1311.

Denver Park Rules

*In any Denver Park there is a usage priority policy. If a person has obtained a special use permit then they have priority over other users. To find out more information on acquiring a permit please contact the Park superintendants office.

*For any picnic party of 100 people or more the Park district does require insurance.

*All dogs must be leashed and waste removed.

*Except in designated areas or under special permit amplified sound is prohibited in all park sites.

*Please respect all park property including plants, fountains, monuments, buildings, bridges, backstops, goal posts, etc.

*The sales of goods is only allowed under special permit.

*Posting signs on trees or other park property is strictly prohibited.

*Under special permit only beers with a 3.2% alcohol volume may be consumed on park grounds. All other alcoholic beverages are prohibited and all State of Colorado Liquor Laws apply.

*Weapons, glass objects, and fireworks are prohibited.

*Park hours are from 5 a.m. until 11 p.m. mountain time.

*All BBQ grills must be at least two feet off of the ground and are not allowed on picnic tables. All burning is restricted to grills.

*No gambling allowed in any of the parks.

*No flying model aircraft.

Please respect these rules, the parks, and all local, State of Colorado, and United States statutes.

320.00 acresabout 240 football fields
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Acreage320.00
Managed byCity of Denver
Address4400 Parmalee Gulch Road, Indian Hills, CO 80439
Coordinates39.633987, -105.286531
Websitenone on file
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