Lyons Classic Pinball / Video
http://www.lyonspinball.com
Kevin and Carole Carroll
Addresses:
- Pinball: 339-A Main Street
- Video: 303 Main Street
- Mailing: PO Box 1992, Lyons, CO 80540-1992
303/823-6100
lyonspinball@yahoo.com
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Lyons Sculpture Trail
www.sculpturetrail.com
The Sculpture Trail is a path, a journey, a hunt, a mystery an interactive story. 25 Outdoor Sculptures exhibited in the parks and downtown area of the Town of Lyons are linked together by a walking trail. A hand carried guidebook reveals the trail and directs the viewers on an interactive art journey. The Trail is traveled on foot and takes 1 to 1 ½ hours to complete.
Guide books for the Sculpture Trail can be picked up at:
Barking Dog Cafe
447 Main St., Lyons
The Stone Cup
442 High St., Lyons
Lyons Visitor Center
350 Broadway
Sandstone Park, Lyons
Cost: $1 donation for guide book
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Tubing in Lyons
When summertime warms up the Lyons valley many float the St. Vrain River on an innertube. Tubing is a Lyons favorite pastime and kids and adults alike have been riding the cool waters of the St. Vrain for years. Meadow Park and Bohn Park are both great launching areas for a fun water adventure. Float anywhere from a few feet to over a mile. Bring your own tube for a day of fun!.
Launching Areas:
Bohn Park: S. of Park St. off Second Ave.
Meadow Park: West of Hwy. 7 (5th Ave.) and Railroad Ave. Intersection
For more info contact:
Parks and Rec Dept: 303.823.8250
The Lyons Chamber: 303.823.5215 or 1.877.LYONS.CO
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Lyons River Run 5K
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Join us for the Lyons River Run 5K in beautiful, historic Lyons, CO. The River Run 5K has grown into a strong annual community event with number of participants exceeding 550 runners and walkers for the past three years.
Lyons Parks, Recreation and Cultural Department: 303.823.8250
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Lyons Outdoor Games
Visit the website
Created as the Lyons Whitewater Festival, an excuse for paddling buddies from around the country to come together for a day of play in the famed Lyons Whitewater park, the Lyons Outdoor Games has grown into a world class celebration of mountain sports featuring kayaking, mountain biking and even dog events. In addition to competitions for all skill levels the Games will offer numerous clinics and exhibitions put on by some of the world's most elite professional athletes. With such a myriad of activities the Lyons Outdoor Games promises to offer something for every outdoor enthusiast.
Lyons Parks, Recreation and Cultural Department: 303.823.8250
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Annual Lyons Duck Race
Annual Lyons Duck Race. Sponsorship opportunities available.
Lyons Parks, Recreation and Cultural Department: 303.823.8250.
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Planet Bluegrass Music Festival
http://bluegrass.com/
Presenting the finest acoustic music on this or any other planet in breathtakingly exquisite outdoor settings. Our world-renowned festivals include Rockygrass (July), Rocky Mountain Folks Festival (August), and the Telluride Bluegrass Festival (June). The Planet Bluegrass Ranch in Lyons is also host to weddings and other intimate outdoor events.
303.823.0848
1.800.624.2422 (Toll Free)
Craig Ferguson, President
500 W Main Street
PO Box 769
Lyons, CO 80540
Hours: Mon - Fri 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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Red Rock Ramblers Square Dance Club
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Square dancers are invited to Lyons, Colorado every Saturday night, June thru Labor Day, with the best Callers and Cuers. Fun and fellowship with dancers from throughout the nation. Mainstream with 2- plus tips; Rounds-7:45 p.m.; Squares at 8:15-10:45 p.m.; Our Summer Season. Join the Fun. Come to Lyons, CO, camp in Meadow Park for $25 a night (303.823.8250) Tell them you're a Square Dancer! Note Location: Lyons Elementary School Gym at 4th and Stickney .
303.823.6692
303.823.5689
LaVern Johnson
Lyons Elementary
P.O. Box 9
Lyons, CO 80540
Hours: June - Labor Day, Rounds - 7:45 pm, Squares - 8:15-10:45pm
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Button Rock Preserve
Button Rock Preserve is located in a quiet river valley about 7 miles west of Lyons. The park creates a unique experience for visitors, providing opportunities to view wildlife, the natural environment and water management facilities at a close level. Trails within Button Rock Preserve offer scenic views and also enable anglers to access many backcountry fishing locations..
From Lyons follow Highway 36 towards Estes Park for 4 miles. Turn left at County Road 80/Longmont Dam Road and continue for 3 miles. Park along the road before the gate.
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Hall Ranch
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Hall Ranch provides over 12 miles of multiuse trails and consists of 3,206 acres of backcountry. A group shelter, which can accommodate up to 50 people, is available for use on a first-come, first-serve basis.
The entrance to Hall Ranch is found on Highway 7, one mile west of Lyons.
303.823.6181
Hours: Sunrise to Sunset
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Heil Valley Ranch
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Heil Valley Ranch consists of 4,923 acres of backcountry. The 1.3-mile Lichen Trail, is only open to pedestrians. Two new multiuse trails opened last fall: the 2.5-mile Wapiti Trail and the 2.6-mile Ponderosa Loop Trail. They are open to hikers, mountain bikers and equestrians.
The entrance to Heil Valley Ranch is located on Geer Canyon Road off of Left Hand Canyon Road northwest of Boulder.
303.823.6181
Hours: Sunrise to Sunset
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Lion Gulch Trail
The Lion Gulch Trail is a moderate hike ascending through the Roosevelt National Forest eventually leading to Homestead Meadows, where eight historical homesteads still remain. The homesteads were built in the late 1800's-early 1900's before most were abandoned. It is 2.7 miles to the first site, the length of the hike increases to 6.5 miles if all the homesteads are visited. The trail is open to hikers, mountain bikers and horseback riders. It is a dog-friendly trail, too. The Lion Gulch trail also accesses Pierson Park.
Dispersed Camping is permitted, Check out the Canyon Lakes Ranger District for camping and current regulations:
http://www.fs.fed.us/r2/arnf/index.shtml
From Lyons follow Highway 36 towards Estes Park for 12 miles. The trailhead is on the left.
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Rabbit Mountain
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Rabbit Mountain has multiuse trails and picnic tables available for visitors. Rabbit Mountain contains over 2,888 acres of backcountry. There are over 5 miles of multiuse trails.
Rabbit Mountain Open Space is located on North 53rd Street, about 15 miles north of Boulder off of Highway 66 approximately two miles east of Lyons.
Hours: Sunrise to Sunset, SE section closed Feb 1st to July 31st
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Lyons Redstone Museum and Lyons Historical Society
Founded in 1973, the Lyons Historical Society saved from the wrecker's ball the Depot, built in 1894, now the Lyons Depot-Library, and the 1881 schoolhouse, now the Lyons Redstone Museum. Open daily June thru September. The Museum displays the History of the Lyons area in photos and displays. Genealogy files, gift shop and book sale. Lyons Historic District comprised of 15 sandstone buildings in the Lyons area. Pick up a brochure at the Museum or Visitor's Center for a Historical Drive-by (or walking) Tour. Lyons.
303.823.6692
303.823.5271 (summer)
Lyons Elementary
P.O. Box 9
Lyons, CO 80540
Hours: June - Sept, Mon-Sat 9:30am - 4:30pm, Sun-12:30pm - 4:30pm
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