Food & Drink
Food trucks at Timnath Beerwerks
Sat & Sun 12–8; Wed–Fri 4–8 · Timnath Beerwerks
Wednesday to Sunday; weekdays 4–8, weekends 12–8
Larimer County, Colorado
Timnath
An independent guide to Timnath, Colorado: Old Town Main Street, the reservoir and the river trail, and what it’s like to move to a farm town that grew tenfold.
Photo: KimonBerlin, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0
This week in Timnath
What’s on
Eat, drink, wander
Where to go
TrailCarpenter Road, southwest edge
Fossil Creek Reservoir Natural Area
1,400 acres of prairie, wetland and reservoir southwest of town between Timnath and Fort Collins, an Audubon Important Bird Area with bald eagles in winter, bird blinds and short trails. Hikers only; no dogs or bikes.
TrailAlong the Cache la Poudre
Poudre River Trail
The 45-mile paved trail from Bellvue to Greeley runs through Timnath along the Cache la Poudre; the last gap, a bridge south of town, closed in 2026.
TrailHorsetooth Road at I-25, Fort Collins side
Arapaho Bend Natural Area
Fort Collins natural area on the Poudre just across I-25 from Timnath: four miles of trail around old gravel ponds and Rigden Reservoir, fishing, 80 bird species and the Strauss Cabin ruins.
- CF&G Public Market & Coffeehouse Coffee & Sweets
- Timnath Beerwerks Bar
- Timnath Community Park Park
- Timnath Reservoir Trail
- Chelo's Modern Mexican Restaurant
- Costco Timnath Shop
- G-Que BBQ Restaurant
- Mein House Restaurant
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From the guide
History ·
Timnath history: from Sherwood Station to the fastest-growing town in the county
An Overland Trail stage stop, a schoolhouse called Fairview, a railroad in 1882, a name from the Book of Judges, a church that is still the only one in town, and a farm town of 625 that grew tenfold in a decade. The short history of Timnath, with each claim resting on a source.
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Moving here
Thinking of making Timnath home?
Schools, commutes, what the housing market looks like, and what nobody tells you until you live here.
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