Trail Maps
Below you will find the Sand Creek Regional Greenway trail map, along with maps for connecting trails. Click on the title to view the map.
2018 Sand Creek Greenway maps to support our Walk2Connect walks.
2018 map of all 14 miles of the Sand Creek Greenway
Segment 1 Star K Ranch to Soccer fields
Segment 2 Bluff Lake to Star K Ranch
Segment 3 Wetland Park to Bluff Lake
Segment 4 Western terminus in Commerce City
(Stay tuned in 2019 for a completely new expanded map of our trail)
Sand Creek Regional Greenway Trail Map
This map shows the 14-mile long Sand Creek Regional Greenway trail with trailheads, restrooms, and other landmarks. Please note that this trail map does not reflect current trail construction and detours: click here for this up to date information.
Denver Urban Trail Guide
The Sand Creek Regional Greenway is just one piece of a fantastic off-road trail network in the metro area. This map shows the largest urban trails in the area, and how they link together. This map was created/copyrighted by the Denver Post, and was published on April 14th, 2006.
South Platte Greenway Map
The South Platte Greenway is a 28-mile paved trail that runs through downtown Denver. The South Platte Greenway connects to the Sand Creek Regional Greenway near the intersection of 64th Avenue and York Street in Commerce City.
High Line Canal Trail Map
The High Line Canal Trail is 66 miles long, and is paved in Aurora and Denver (unpaved south of Denver). The High Line Canal Trail currently comes within 1/2 mile of connecting to the Sand Creek Regional Greenway in Aurora. To access the High Line Canal from the Sand Creek Regional Greenway, start where the Sand Creek Regional Greenway trail dead-ends at Colfax Avenue. Do not cross Colfax- stay on the north side of the street. Head west on Colfax for approximately 1/2 mile, and the High Line Canal Trail will intersect the street.
Additional Maps
Denver Urban Trails Map
City of Denver Bike Map
Bike Denver City Bike Map
Aurora Park & Trail System Map
City of Commerce City Parks & Trails Online Map
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