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February’s Nature Book Club Selection: The Soul of an Octopus PLUS big Book Club News!

February 5, 2021

February marks a milestone and an opportunity for our Bookworms Nature Book Club–we’ve added a third partner to the team–Aurora Public Library! The Libraries have graciously included our Bookworms Nature Book Club on their website, with an easy link for registration (which is free!). www.auroragov.org/bookclubs This means book club members can gain free use of […]

Volunteer Work Days!

January 29, 2021

We LOVE the volunteers who’ve been braving winter weather to clean up the Greenway! We had 8 volunteers cleaning up the area around Star K Ranch on Sunday, December 20; a neighborhood-organized effort involving 28 volunteers from the Central Park area of the Greenway on Monday, January 18; 7 volunteers cleaning up the area around […]

January’s Nature Book Club selection: The Way Through the Woods

December 18, 2020

Ready for a satisfying and surprising dive into the world of mushrooms and the Norwegian mushroom community? Join us January 9 for our next Nature Book Club meeting to discuss Long Litt Woon’s The Way Through the Woods: on Mushrooms and Mourning. Immediately popular and with now more than 15 international editions, this is an […]

Support Sand Creek Greenway this holiday season!

December 3, 2020

This time of year, nonprofits like ours ask for your support. In truth, we rely on the year-end giving season, and this year with all our collective challenges your gift can mean even more. Individual and corporate giving provides the stability that can propel nonprofit organizations through tough years–and certainly this year and next will […]

December Nature Book Club–Pilgrim at Tinker Creek

November 17, 2020

Updated: November 30, 2020 December’s selection for our Nature Book Club is a classic: Pulitzer Prize winner, Pilgrim at Tinker Creek by Annie Dillard. “The book is a form of meditation, written with headlong urgency, about seeing. A reader’s heart must go out to a young writer with a sense of wonder so fearless and […]

14 Mile “On Your Own” Challenge!

November 5, 2020

Update–November 17–The Challenge has formally launched, and we invite YOU to take part! We’re excited to announce a new challenge for you to get out and explore all 14 miles of our Sand Creek Greenway–and earn your own “14” Sunflower Patch! Let’s get outside! November and December are great months to explore the Greenway as […]

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About the Greenway

The Sand Creek Regional Greenway is a jewel in the necklace of trails that has made Denver a national model for linked trail systems.

This 14-mile public greenway connects the High Line Canal in Aurora, Colorado with the South Platte River Greenway in Commerce City. Along the way, it passes through northeast Denver and the new Stapleton community.

The Sand Creek Regional Greenway is open every day from dawn until dusk. Runners, walkers, nature viewers, horseback riders, and leashed dogs are encouraged to enjoy the trail. We invite you to become acquainted with our wilderness in the city.

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