Tallman Gulch Trail extends from the Idyllwilde community in the southeast corner of town, and from there is passes north past Iron Horse Elementary School where it connects to the Sulphur Gulch Trail at Stonehenge Way in the Rowley Downs subdivision.

While the majority of Tallman Gulch Trail is an eight-foot wide concrete path, there are several sections which are dirt or other non-paved surfaces. An interconnected network of dirt trails winds around a large open space area at the southeastern terminus of the trail. There is currently a short unfinished section of trail between the Idyllwilde and Hidden River subdivisions. Tallman Gulch trail is approximately three miles long.

Flat 14ers is an initiative to encourage children, families, teachers, staff, administrators and community members to increase their level of physical activity by climbing virtual 14ers. This park/trail features signs with directions to "climb" the equivalent of a Colorado 14er. Find additional information here.

Highlights of the trail include Tallman Meadow Park and the Slemmer Barn historic site, both of which offer parking and picnic facilities.