The Yellow Door
Sightseeing
Coors Field
2001 Blake St10 miles from the house
Mile High Stadium
1701 Bryant St5.5 miles from the house
Downtown Denver
8.5 miles from the house
Meow Wolf Denver
1338 1st St6 miles from the house
Denver International Airport
8500 Peña Boulevard33 miles from the house
Denver Zoo
2300 Steele St11 miles from the house
Red Rocks amphitheater
18300 West Alameda Parkway12 miles from the house
Garden of the Gods Club and Resort
3320 Mesa Rd
Cheesman Park
Denver Botanic Gardens
1007 York StDenver Museum of Nature & Science
2001 Colorado BlvdWater World
8801 N Pecos StElitch Gardens
2000 Elitch CirClosing after this season 2022
Harvey Park
Across the street from our house
Royal arch hike- This is a consistent uphill trail, but mostly natural stairs (great views at the top, you pop out between the flatirons). 1.5hrs roundtrip. There are many different trails in Chautauqua, so you can find something easier too. A popular well-marked area. Bring water. There is a parking lot.
649 locals recommend
Chautauqua Park
9th StreetRoyal arch hike- This is a consistent uphill trail, but mostly natural stairs (great views at the top, you pop out between the flatirons). 1.5hrs roundtrip. There are many different trails in Chautauqua, so you can find something easier too. A popular well-marked area. Bring water. There is a parking lot.
Google maps will take you to NCAR easily. From the parking lot you should see the trailhead. Lots of well marked trail options up there. The most scenic drive in Boulder, just to get there
28 locals recommend
NCAR Trail Head
1850 Table Mesa DrGoogle maps will take you to NCAR easily. From the parking lot you should see the trailhead. Lots of well marked trail options up there. The most scenic drive in Boulder, just to get there
- If you type this into Google maps, it will take you right to the trailhead. This is a moderate hike, consistent uphill (excellent views), about 2 hrs round trip, if you’re not accustomed to the altitude, plan for many stops and bring extra water. This is a popular trail and a clear route. Parking is easy, along the road, or across the road there is a hiking parking area
160 locals recommend
Mount Sanitas Trail
Mount Sanitas Trail- If you type this into Google maps, it will take you right to the trailhead. This is a moderate hike, consistent uphill (excellent views), about 2 hrs round trip, if you’re not accustomed to the altitude, plan for many stops and bring extra water. This is a popular trail and a clear route. Parking is easy, along the road, or across the road there is a hiking parking area
City/town information
Boulder
35 miles from the house
Breckenridge
80 miles from the house
Colorado Springs
Fort Collins
Food scene
Avanti Food and Beverage
3200 North Pecos StreetLinger
2030 W 30th AveSyrup Downtown
999 18th StDenver Biscuit Company
3237 E Colfax AveEl Five
2930 15th StCart-Driver
2500 Larimer StSushi Sasa
2401 15th StSuperMegaBien
1260 25th StLittle Man Ice Cream
2620 16th StAle House
2501 16th StNeighborhoods
Just 15 minutes southwest of downtown Denver, the neighborhood of Harvey Park is experiencing renewed interest in its affordable and unique homes. With solid brick ranch and authentic mid-century modern home styles, Harvey Park has attracted diverse people from across the country while retaining many of the original homeowners from more than 50 years ago.
The neighborhood gets its name from the large park and lake in the center of the community, which includes a K-8 school, Denver Recreation Center, outdoor swimming pool and sport fields. Mature trees shade the expansive green areas, filling with birthday parties, barbecues and quinceañeras on warm evenings and weekends. The Sanderson Gulch and Bear Creek trails are ideal for a stroll, and they connect Harvey Park to the South Platte Trail leading straight to downtown Denver.
The ethnic restaurants that surround Harvey Park make for interesting places to meet neighbors. Since the 1950s, Harvey Park has provided a home for people seeking a slice of the suburbs close to the city. The tradition of the past along with the energy of new residents will continue to make Harvey Park a great place to live.
7 locals recommend
Harvey Park
Just 15 minutes southwest of downtown Denver, the neighborhood of Harvey Park is experiencing renewed interest in its affordable and unique homes. With solid brick ranch and authentic mid-century modern home styles, Harvey Park has attracted diverse people from across the country while retaining many of the original homeowners from more than 50 years ago.
The neighborhood gets its name from the large park and lake in the center of the community, which includes a K-8 school, Denver Recreation Center, outdoor swimming pool and sport fields. Mature trees shade the expansive green areas, filling with birthday parties, barbecues and quinceañeras on warm evenings and weekends. The Sanderson Gulch and Bear Creek trails are ideal for a stroll, and they connect Harvey Park to the South Platte Trail leading straight to downtown Denver.
The ethnic restaurants that surround Harvey Park make for interesting places to meet neighbors. Since the 1950s, Harvey Park has provided a home for people seeking a slice of the suburbs close to the city. The tradition of the past along with the energy of new residents will continue to make Harvey Park a great place to live.