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Denver CALC grant gets Neighbors on the Greenway for Health

March 26, 2021
Denver residents and ELK participants tracking their miles on Sand Creek Greenway as part of our new Denver CALC grant

Part of our mission involves encouraging neighbors to get outside to enjoy the Greenway through physical activity and to appreciate the natural resources of the trail.

We were enormously excited to receive a CALC mini-grant (thank you Denver CALC, BikeWalkBus and The Trust for Public Land) and we’re already putting that support to good use!


Here residents of Denver and members of E.L.K.  explore the Greenway, tracking their miles! Thank you, all!

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Sand Creek Regional Greenway Partnership

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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