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Open space parks are Colorado’s solution to preserving wilderness and controlling suburban sprawl. First adopted in the late 1960s by Boulder County, a small county north of Denver, the concept has since then spread across the state, and several other states have created similar parks. Rabbit Mountain Open Space is named for a particular small mountain inside the park’s boundaries that resembles a rabbit lying prone. It’s also sometimes referred to as Ron Stewart Preserve.
The closest town is Longmont, which is about 13 miles to the southeast. Longmont nearly turned into a ghost town in the 1980s, but it experienced a revival in the 1990s as Denver’s residents, seeking quieter towns to live in, flocked to Longmont. Also of interest is the town has its own city-run high-speed internet provider for all of its residents, eschewing the commercial internet providers that are ubiquitous elsewhere.
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