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e h B each spring, developing sustainable programs, and promoting proper tree care. r ort implementing changes to irrigation practices, water consumption reporting r N Daniels Park (inset map) EE19 ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ a Beaver Brook Green Mtn. This management carries on the vision of Denver’s founding fathers to provide a and training, installing low water use landscapes, managing irrigation system The Colorado Lottery is proud to have provided support for park and 13 W 13 r Gulch Shaffer Hill Morrison6855 Parkft KK15 ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ Wei Open Space Genesee Mtn. y safe and beautiful place to live, visit, and work. (www.denvergov.org/forestry) upgrades, converting parks to recycled water and establishing a centrally recreation projects in the City and County of Denver since 1984. To 8423ft ek w Griffith Mtn. re Fillius Park Dedisse Park HH15 ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ a C 8284ft controlled irrigation system. 11,568ft od BB15 P¿k ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ highlight all the outdoor resources available, the Lottery has partnered with R S Echo Lake Park a o d ad Fillius Park GG13e ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ the City and County to produce the Guide to Denver Parks and Recreation. Arapaho National Forest Bergen m Forsberg Genesee Park HH13a ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ Alpine Peak ek Park C Al Cre o Park Rangers go G Little Park JJ15 ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ 11,552ft a ld Lininger Mtn. Matthews/Winters Utilizing Lottery dollars, Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO) and the c ra hi ss Sp C Pa Bergen Park ri 7743ft Lookout Mountain Park JJ12 ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ t n p Park Department of Local Affairs (DOLA) have enhanced facilities throughout es Ke g The Park Ranger Program provides daily patrol of the urban and mountain park e W rr S G Newton Park HH20 ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ w u v Independence Mtn. Mt. Pence G e lc Jewell Ave the city, including the Denver Zoo, the Denver Botanic Gardens, various u d h i systems. The patrol (by foot, bicycle and vehicle) focuses on visitor contact and l e n 11,452ft Mt. Pence ch O’Fallon Park ii15 ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ G e k w Papoose Mtn. R recreation centers, dozens of parks, playgrounds, tennis courts and pools. e a 9903ft Bergen d u assistance, park rule and regulation enforcement/education, protection of natural e u Squaw Mtn. lc R Pence Park ii16 ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ r Sq 11,174ft h

C d 14 o 10,241ft 14 and built resources, environmental education, emergency response and visitor Denver residents also benefit from Lottery proceeds through agreements g Mt. Morrison Red Rocks Park JJ14 ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ a Warrior Mtn. Chief Mtn. Snyder Mtn. Peak Corwina ic 7881ft safety. The Rangers help keep our parks and the people using them safe. h Echo Lake 11,273ft 11,709ft 9876ft Summit Lake Park BB17 ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ with Colorado State Parks and the Division of Wildlife. The Division of C Idledale th Elk Meadow Park Red Rocks JJ17 ¿ ¿ ¿ E Turkey Creek Park Morrison Rd Little Sugarloaf Peak ou Park Wildlife has funded projects such as the Inner-City Wildlife Conservation t S h M B Park Rangers provide the public with information regarding the proper use of City 11,349ft e Mt. Judge Park e Amphitheatre l r k Education Center, the Bluff Lake Environmental Education satellite site, and Devils Nose R ge ee Matthews/Winters C e Snyder Mtn. Bergen Peak n Cr Lair O' the Bear Park l u 10,301ft parks, facilities and programs. This may involve presenting educational programs v R 11,057ft r b o e i Vance Peak 9708ft T o Echo Lake e y rou Park the South Platte River stewardship program. Colorado State Parks has also m Cree na M b n da k k le ver k so e a R C m y at parks, in local schools and attendance at public meetings. Rangers facilitate e e e B t 10,241ft e Red Rocks G o e C r z C r r u e Kittredge Lodge s C Mt. Judge ee used some of its Lottery money to help pay for or enhance trails in Denver, e e C k lc interpretive programs using natural and historical resources to create a public r r Little Park e k e l h C e a Park Morrison k e k e r r k r re appreciation of park facilities and the city’s open spaces. They also report criminal including the Sanderson Gulch Trail and the Cherry Creek Trail. e o Bear C e C k k Hicks Mtn. e activity, identify abandoned property in city parks and monitor conditions with the D e ry O' Fallon r C 10,086ft W Sugarloaf Peak re Morrison C homeless in the parks. Park Rangers can issue citations for animal regulation and ek i r In all, the Lottery has returned more than $2.2 billion to the people of t Jenkins Peak Mount Falcon Mt. Carbon e Park Ranger at Commons Park • Urban Map Grid E4 12,513ft 15 te Krinder Peak k v 15 r Park e a parking violations. 8057ft Park re 5772ft e Colorado for parks, recreation, open space, wildlife, conservation education G 8346ft Park C Hicks Mtn. u k y W Porcupine Hill lc ree Mt. Glennon ke Mt. Susan h Bear C Pa ur and trails, along with capital construction on public schools. We encourage 10,208ft 6473ft T Rangers assist local law enforcement officers when necessary. Park Rangers Goliath Peak 8467ft ra you to “keep playing” by taking advantage of these Lottery-funded 12,216ft le work with the Police and Fire Departments in the event of an emergency or k Captain Mtn. ce Evergreen e e Van C Dedisse Park amenities. e re Bear Pence Park G Strain hazardous situation, and support them using CPR, first aid and other life-saving r 9869ft P ek Elephant Butte edee C C u C re re l o e e 8405ft Independence Mtn. c and rescue techniques. k k Road h Gulch r Evergreen ag 8370ft R ic e Mt. Falcon h p Golf Course d C p 7851ft Belleview Ave A scene from Echo Lake Mountain Park. U Bald Mtn. Historical Facility Rental General Park Rules 8401ft Mt. Falcon Illustration by Roger Beerworth. Rogers Peak Elephant Butte Alderfer/Three Cub 13,391ft Bell Park h h ulc c Denver Parks and Recreation’s has four historic, beautiful and architecturally ALCOHOL Selling, serving or consuming alcohol is prohibited except 16 Sisters Park t G l 16 eek Creek Gian u Gray Wolf Mtn. Bear Cr G exciting mountain lodges or park pavilions. These beautiful venues are available when associated with approved permitted event and required licenses Indian Hills aver 13,602ft Park Stanley Mt. Lindo We for intimate events of 100 to 350 people. Your major event could be a wedding, a are obtained. Consumption of 3.2 beer is permitted. Mt. Warren falo Creek Bowles Ave Buf L

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nt 8536ft s CAMPING Camping or otherwise sleeping overnight in any park, or reek 7814ft (www.denvergov.org/meetingfacilities) s C k G Lake Park nt s e ro u G e Kinney Peak erecting any temporary or permanent structure (i.e. tent) in a park r ou l c Lone Peak Mt. Spalding C h ek ou e C 8127ft D re (except for Chief Hosa) is prohibited. 13,842ft e 8290ft Birch utch C k C an k The Montclair Civic Building was built

k Y e ee k n Cr e k Hobbs Bear k r o Hill in 1888. Denver annexed the facility e o r e PARK CLOSURE Parks are closed between 11:00pm and 5:00am. e k t F s re Turkey Creek r e r e es C C B in 1911. Also known as “The Molkery”, C r l W e b l Peak k k k r e e l C f u u e re e e C e N r Park Mt. Evans t f d a C s e o C the building recently underwent DESTRUCTION Destroying, defacing or otherwise injuring any s u ing e r C rt y T l u e h mb e e 17 r o Turk 17 14,264ft r

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e C 14,060ft La ek k k k re n North year-round. At 975 square feet, it is e F C a n Y o ia r d perfect for intimate events. Located in DOG OFF-LEASH Allowing a dog to be loose anywhere in a park k k n k Ken Caryl Rd e I ree k Turkey re n C e (except in approved Off-Leash Dog Parks) or not removing the dog’s C ke re Montclair Park. Beartrack Arapaho National Forest hic C C l Creek l excrement is prohibited. e Fenders w x M Montclair Civic Building • Urban Map Grid H5 a as M se FIREARMS Possession of firearms in any park is prohibited. D Epaulet Mtn. ra Doublehead Mtn. w 13,523ft Clear Creek County 8938ft Located in Genesee Park, the Chief FIRE/FIREWORKS Fires anywhere other than a grill (must be at least Park County Hosa Lodge was built in 1918. The 12 inches off the ground, or in an existing park fireplace) or possessing, Rosedale Peak 11825ft Berrian Mtn. South Valley 18 Shadow Mtn. ek 18 Lodge offers sweeping views of selling, igniting or discharging fireworks is prohibited. Rosalie Peak 13575ft re 10,621ft Berrian Mtn. C Park N Meridian Hill 11,490ft Arapahoe County Double ey Mountain Park Legend 9147ft k the Continental Divide, ample patio ur Flying J T FOUNTAINS Defacing, swimming, wading in or climbing on any park Douglas County N Header Mtn. h space, and over 3000 square feet of o t Bald Mtn. r u fountain (except for the City Park Interactive fountain) is prohibited. t o h S 7741ft meeting space. F o Deer Mtn. Deer r k West N Yegge Peak 7293ft GLASS Bringing or having any glass container in any park except when o T rLincoln Ave Creek Hildebrand W E a t Chief Hosa Lodge • Mountain Map Grid HH13 authorized by a Parks & Recreation permit is prohibited. n u h Sh Flying J Jefferson g n E l - Wildca a Ranch Park e Points of Interest Dennver Mtn. Park t Rese lk d w Royal Mountain 11495ft rve P o Ranch Park a kwy C w School Meyer Ranch Yegge Peak o m Deer Creek k r M e LITTERING Bringing in and dumping, depositing or leaving anything o e e d d e o 8072ft e Black Mtn. u Park r The Pavilion is centrally located within C k n Canyon Park N ta Fourth of July Mtn. Plymouth Mtn. C following a park activity or leaving the park without first extinguishing Mr ountain Summit County Open Space o ll e r 10,756ft in th i the grounds of City Park. Today the e E D 7472ft 7295ft all fires and depositing all trash in disposal receptacles (if disposal k Kataka Mountain 12441ft l r M 19 k C Legault Mtn. Legault Mtn. 19 Pavilion is managed by the Parks & S ree 9074ft receptacle is unavailable, trash shall be carried out of park) is prohibited. Recreational Trail National Forest k Pyramid Peak k Wilds Peak Recreation Department and is avail- e 7391ft High Peak e Bandit Peak 12444ft Daniels Park r 7496ft able to the public for events of up to PERMITS Using a designated athletic field without obtaining an Athletic Conifer 8582ft er C Crow Hill De Highways County Boundary ork 350 people. Field Permit from Denver Parks & Recreation or gathering a group of 25 8660ft th F urch Fork or Ch N people or more without obtaining a Picnic or Special Occasion Permit Major Roads Lakes Castle Pines City Park Pavilion • Urban Map Grid G4 from Denver Parks and Recreation is prohibited. Spearhead Mountain 11244ft Pkwy Cr Newton Park Brush eek d The Washington Park Boathouse

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k r was constructed in 1913 by architect boundary of any park (except when authorized by a Vending Permit 0 0.5 1 2 3 4 a P k Disclaimer: The City and County of Denver shall not Jacques Benedict. The concept of the issued by Denver Parks & Recreation and when authorized by an s e Miles l re Huebner Peak Warren Peak e be liable for damages of any kind arising out of the 20 i Lions Head C 20 park was to provide citizens with parks Assembly, Festival or Race/walk permit) is prohibited. Sedalia n n 8635ft Sampson Mtn. 8001ft a 9463ft so use of this information. The information is provided a and facilities to transform Denver into Kilometers D Logan, Mount 12871ft M 8283ft “as is” without warranty of any kind, express or Goat Mtn. the “Paris of the West”. The outdoor VEHICLES Driving a motorized vehicle on any park surfaces including 0 0.5 1 2 3 4 implied, including, but not 7limited797ft to, the fitness for a particular use. This is not a legal document. pavilion can accommodate up to 150 lawns, bike paths, walking trails, fields and other non-motor vehicle people and offers picturesque views of pedestrian areas or disobeying traffic control devices while operating a renowned Washington Park. human-powered device (including bicycles) is prohibited. AA BB CC DD EE FF GG HH II JJ KK LL Washington Park Boathouse • Urban Map Grid Riley Peak WILDLIFE Feeding or disturbing any wildlife is prohibited. 9428ft B S ear Gu m lch i t Denver Mountain Parks h Recreation Creek E isp K Cultural Attractions C W lk en r C n e e e r dy k e G Below are some Denver area attractions that are located in or next to a Denver park. The historic Denver Mountain Parks system, established in 1912, now consists e Outdoor Recreation u Swimming Pools Recreation Centers k lc A guide to of 22 developed parks and 24 conservation/wilderness areas encompassing By combining opportunities for recreation and environmentalh education, Denver Parks and Recreation operates 16 outdoor pools and 12 indoor swimming Our recreation centers offer a variety of amenities, activities, and programs to Red Rocks Amphitheater • Mountain Map Grid JJ14 • www.redrocksonline.com over 14,000 acres of mountain and foothills land owned by the City & County of the Outdoor Recreation program promotes public awareness of the natural pools, including children’s spraygrounds, lap pools, and a therapy pool. The residents and visitors year-round. Facilities include multi-purpose rooms, exercise Located in Red Rocks Park and fifteen miles west of Denver, there stands a symbol of nature’s un- Denver. Although scattered in four counties, the Denver Mountain Parks make up a environment through interactive activities. Some of the programs offered: outdoor pool season runs from early June to mid August. A variety of swim rooms, weight rooms, dance spaces, pools, basketball courts and running tracks. paralleled majesty. Red Rocks is a geologically formed, open-air amphitheater that is unique and Denver Parks cohesive system of lands connected by watersheds, forests, sensitive ecosystems, Challenge/Ropes course, Urban Riders Snowsports Club, Ruby Hill Rail Yard, lessons are offered for youth and adults and include: Junior Lifeguard Program, Over 1,000 organized classes are available for those interested in aquatics, arts not duplicated anywhere in the world. trails and scenic drives. Each park has its own distinct character, but the system as and crafts, cultural and social enrichment, wellness and fitness, adult and youth Learn to Ski & Snowboard, snowshoeing, hiking and much more. aqua fitness, adapted aquatics and much more. (www.denvergov.org/recreation) a whole shares uses, geography and historic integrity. sports, special events and more. Class schedules are organized for children, (www.denvergov.org/recreation) & Recreation Botanic Gardens • Map Grid F5 • www.botanicgardens.org youth, adults, seniors, and special needs groups for maximum enjoyment. To Located just east of Cheesman Park, the Denver Botanic Gardens at 1005 York Street presents a access recreation centers, visitors have the option to enroll in specific classes, wide range of gardens and collections of plants from all corners of the world. Distinctive gardens buy short or long-term general memberships, or purchase drop-in/day passes. define and celebrate our Western identity with a unique high altitude climate and geography. Visitors can also become involved with unique recreation programs such as CityWide Sports, Community Recreation, Outdoor Recreation and Special Needs. City and County of Denver The recreation centers are also an ideal place to find out about recreation center Buffalo Bill Museum • Mountain Map Grid JJ12 • www.buffalobill.org Bergen Park • Mountain Map Grid GG14 scholarships, and on-site rentals, as well as city and neighborhood sponsored CityWide Sports Located only thirty minutes from downtown Denver in Lookout Mountain Park. William F. “Buffalo special events. (www.denvergov.org/recreation) Bill” Cody was buried in 1917 (according to his wishes) on Lookout Mountain, overlooking the Great Many of Colorado’s most significant landscapes are within the Denver Mountain Community Recreation (After School and Summer Programs) Plains and the Rockies. Visit Buffalo Bill’s grave and feel the breezes from the high peaks of the Parks system. These iconic landscapes draw more than two million visitors to Recreation Programs Community Recreation emphasizes serving those who do not typically participate Continental Divide, smell the Ponderosa Pines and watch the mountain wildlife. Denver and the region each year, many who often travel thousands of miles to CityWide Sports (Adult Team Sports and Youth & Adult Tennis) in, or have access to, traditional recreation center-based programs. Programs enjoy our parks. Preservation of every life zone can be found in the parks, from Over 10,000 men, women, and kids participate in year-round sports and include the S.O.A.R. (Social Opportunities, Arts, and Recreation) After School windswept prairie to alpine tundra located high above timberline. The parks also recreational activities with Denver Parks and Recreation’s CityWide Sports Programs, Scholars After School Programs, and Summer Day Camps. These Denver Zoo • Map Grid G4 • www.denverzoo.org preserve important historic sites, including 300 million-year-old geologic formations seasonal programs. Adult team sports offered include softball, flag football, programs are conveniently located in various Denver Public Schools and parks Located on the north end of Denver’s City Park, the Denver Zoo’s mission is to secure a bet- Summit Lake Park • Mountain Map Grid AA17 in Red Rocks and the final resting place of Buffalo Bill Cody. The Mountain Parks kickball, and tennis. Kids 17 and under can sign up for tennis. Get connected throughout the city. (www.denvergov.org/recreation) Outdoor Recreation Outdoor Pools ter world for animals through human understanding. Offering a variety of permanent and special were established to offer scenic outings with some of our fantastic sports leagues and programs! (www.denvergov.org/ exhibits, the zoo also hosts educational and social events year-round. Denver Zoo’s Education Denver’s 46 Mountain Parks are unique not only for their incredible scenery and close to home for Denver area residents. citywidesports) Department’s mission is to connect audiences to animals and the environment, inspire respect and range of activities to enjoy, but because all of them are located outside of the Picnics quickly became one of the most Golf Courses appreciation of the natural world, and empower audiences to make informed conservation choices. city’s borders; most less than an hour’s drive away. The Denver Mountain Parks popular activities with park visitors. system contains more than 14,000 acres of parkland in the mountains and foothills The City of Denver owns seven golf courses. Overland golf course is surrounded and seniors. Evergreen golf course is Denver’s only municipal golf course located of Jefferson County, Clear Creek County, Douglas County and Grand County, Some of the most scenic and important by the city skyline, mountain views and lush landscapes. City Park golf course is outside of the city in the foothills, among Ponderosa pine forests with spectacular Nature and Science Museum • Map Grid G4 • www.dmns.org Colorado. lands in the DMP system were intended a compact and challenging urban course amidst a spectacular panorama of city views. Aqua Golf is a facility offering two separate 18-hole miniature golf courses Located at the east end of City Park, the Denver Museum of Nature and Science opened to the never to be developed. Prominent moun- skyline. Willis Case golf course is situated in northwest Denver with rolling hills and our signature aqua (water) driving range. (www.denvergov.org/golf) public in July 1908. Over the years the Museum has expanded with the addition of Phipps Audi- taintops, forested ridges, steep slopes, and fantastic views of the Front Range mountains. John F. Kennedy golf course torium (1940), Gates Planetarium (1968), an IMAX theater (1983), a major 187,000-square-foot rocky outcrops, and narrow riparian cor- is in south Denver has long fairways and challenging greens in a beautifully ridors in these areas provide critical wildlife addition in 1987, and the Leprino Family Atrium and Anschutz Family Sky Terrace (2002). landscaped course bordered by trees and divided by Cherry Creek. Wellshire golf habitat, watershed protection and dramatic course’s elegant setting offers excellent golf amidst waterfalls and mature trees. scenic backdrops. Civic Center District • Map Grid E4 • www.denvergov.org/parks Harvard Gulch golf course is a compact, urban course and is ideal for beginners Braille Trail • Mountain Map Grid HH12 Located at the crossroads of government, culture, commerce and community, Denver’s Civic Center History Park is an historic 16-acre urban oasis with a spectacular architectural backdrop that serves as the In September 1910, Mr. John Brisben Walker had an idea to have the City of Special Needs Program region’s premier public gathering space. More than just a park, this cultural complex is surrounded Denver build roads in the mountains so that the wonderful scenery could be made by the Denver Art Museum, Denver’s Central Public Library, the Colorado State Capitol, and Den- accessible to tourists. Renowned landscape architect Mr. Frederick Law Olmsted ver’s City and County building and related city offices. was hired. In 1914, Mr. Olmstead recommended the city acquire over 41,000 acres Special Needs to be set aside for public enjoyment. He recommended the building of certain Individuals with disabilities have opportunities through community based roads, the purchase of certain tracts for picnic grounds and the purchase of certain therapeutic recreation programs to develop the physical, mental, emotional, social Four Mile Historic Park • Map Grid G6 • www.fourmilepark.org tracts for the scenic view. and leisure skills necessary to participate in a continuum of activities which will Located on the banks of Cherry Creek, four miles southeast from downtown Denver, Four Mile enhance their well-being. Special Needs activities are offered for a variety of Historic Park is a 12-acre oasis featuring Denver’s oldest standing structure, pioneer exhibits, spe- The Denver Mountain Parks system is on the National Register of Historic Places ages and abilities throughout Denver and include adapted aquatics, horseback cial events for all ages and guided tours that transport visitors to Colorado’s frontier past. Once a as a multiple properties listing. All parks are considered natural areas and all wild- riding, snow skiing, water skiing, teen night out, dances, Young Adult Adventures, wayside inn and stage stop, Four Mile House and grounds are the setting for unique family, student Echo Lake Park • Mountain Map Grid BB15 life and plants are protected and preserved. (www.denvergov.org/parks) Ashland Recreation Center • Urban Map Grid D3 overnight camping, rafting and much more! 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S 23rd St & Welton St Cedar Ave & Navajo St Garland & Saratoga Park 9 W STANFORD AVE Cook Pool • 1655 S Oneida H7 Outdoor Glenarm Recreation Center • 2800 Glenarm Pl F3 9 T Lincoln Park

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Eisenhower Pool • 4300 E Dartmouth Ave G8 Outdoor Green Valley Ranch Recreation Center • 4890 Argonne Way M2 E 11th Ave & Mariposa St Platte River Dr & Tennessee Ave

O T I Southwest Southwest C W UNION AVE M Garland (David T) Park & Union Y Heights A

A E H6 50.3 ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ Garfield Pool • 1295 S Lowell C6 Outdoor Harvard Gulch Recreation Center • 550 E Iliff Ave F7 N Lindsley (Henry S) Park Verbena Park W Wallace S ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ Holly St & Mississippi Ave Recreation O G4 7.1 I4 7.2 ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ Auto H O M 12th Ave & Dexter St 11th Ave & Verbena St

T Y W R Glenarm Recreation Center • 2800 Glenarm Pl F3 Indoor Harvey Park Recreation Center • 2120 S Tennyson Way C7 S

S Center S Garrison & Union Park ARAT O Park A9 4.7 ¿ ¿ OGA W E Loretto Heights Park Veterans Park PL S N AV ¿ ¿ Garrison St & Union Ave D Globeville Pool • 4700 Logan St E3 Outdoor Hiawatha Davis Jr Recereation Center • 3334 Holly St H3 NIO D8 13.8 F7 16.3 ¿ ¿ ¿ A Marston Lake E U Amherst Ave & Lowell Blvd Iowa Ave & Vine St W Gates Crescent Park ¿ Garland & S Green Valley Ranch Pool • 4455 Jebel St N2 Outdoor Highland Senior Center • 2880 Osceloa St C3 Lowry Sports Complex Viking Park Children’s Museum Dr & 7th St D4 11.5 I5 48.3 ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ D3 5.8 Saratoga Harvard Gulch Pool • 550 E Iliff Ave E7 Outdoor La Alma Recreation Center • 1325 W 11th Ave E4 Fairmont Dr & Sports Blvd 29th Ave & Speer Blvd Wagon Trail E BELLEVIEW AVE Globeville Landing Park ¿ Magna Carta Park F3 8.2 Harvey Park Pool • 2150 S Tennyson Wy C7 Outdoor La Familia Recreation Center • 65 S Elati St E5 G8 3.6 ¿ ¿ Village Place Park K2 9.8 ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ 38th St & Arkins Ct Colorado Blvd & Hampden Ave Anaheim Ct & Albrook Dr W BELLEVIEW AVE Hiawatha Davis Jr Recreation Center • 3334 Holly St H3 Indoor Martin Luther King Jr Recreation Center • 3880 Newport St H3 Godsman Park Manley (James N) Park D6 5.1 ¿ F5 1.5 ¿ Wagon Trail Park Florida Ave & Zuni St La Alma Pool •1120 Osage St E4 Outdoor Montbello Recreation Center • 15555 E 53rd Ave L2 4th Ave & Josephine St Layton Ave & Belleview Ave A9 16.0 Golden Key Park ¿ ¿ La Familia Recreation Center • 65 S Elati St E5 Indoor Montclair Recreation Center • 729 Ulster Way i5 Martin Luther King Jr Park Walker (Madame CJ ) Park Syracuse Way & Xeric Ct I8 2.8 N H3 11.3 ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ F3 1.0 ¿ MLK Jr Recreation Center • 3880 Newport St H3 Indoor Platt Park Senior Center • 1500 S Grant St E7 39th Ave & Newport St 30th Ave & High St Governors Park ¿ Martinez (Joseph P) Park Wallace (George M) Park E5 2.0 Mestizo Pool • 3181 Champa St F3 Outdoor Rude Recreation Center • 2855 W Holden Pl D4 C5 11.7 ¿ ¿ ¿ I9 32.5 ¿ 7th Ave & Logan St D NCH BLV 9th Ave & Tennyson St Belleview Ave & DTC Blvd RANT RA Montbello Recreation Center • 15555 E 53rd Ave L2 Indoor Scheitler Recreation Center • 5031 W 46th Ave C2 Grant Frontier Park W G Mayfair Park E7 8.9 ¿ H5 4.9 ¿ ¿ Washington Park ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ Platte River Dr & Warren Ave Montclair Recreation Center •729 Ulster Way i5 Indoor Southwest Recreation Center • 9200 W Saratoga Pl A9 10th Ave & Ivy St Downing St & Louisana Ave F6 157 Green Valley Ranch East Park ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ Ruby Hill Pool • 1555 W Mexico D7 Outdoor St Charles Recreation Center • 3777 Lafayette St F3 McClain (Thomas Ernest) Park Weir Gulch Marina Park 47th Ave & Jebel St N2 13.4 W E H3 0.3 D5 5.0 ¿ Rude Recreation Center • 2855 W Holden Pl D4 Indoor Stapleton Recreation Center • 5090 Broadway E2 MLK Jr Blvd & Quebec St 9th Ave & Platte River Green Valley Ranch West Park 10 10 M2 3.5 ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ Scheitler Recreation Center • 5031 W 46th Ave C2 Indoor Swansea Recreation Center • 2650 E 49th Ave F2 McDonough Park D3 3.7 Weir Gulch Park ¿ ¿ 45th Ave & Argonne St 41st Ave & Federal Blvd Alameda & Xavier to 3rd & Hooker C5 31.1 Greenway Park W BOWLES AVE Southwest Pool • 9200 W Saratoga Pl A9 Outdoor Twentieth St Recreation Center • 1011 20th St E4 I4 39.3 ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ McNichols (William H) Park H4 3.3 ¿ ¿ ¿ West-Bar-Val-Wood Park ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ 26th Ave & Central Park Blvd Swansea Pool • 2650 E 49th Ave F2 Outdoor Washington Park Recreation Center • 701 S Franklin St F6 17th Ave & Syracuse St Bayaud Ave & Tejon St D5 12.7 Habitat Park Twentieth St Recreation Center • 1011 20th St E4 Indoor McWilliams (Robert H) Park Westerly Creek Park Exposition Ave & Jason St E6 7.7 S G7 7.8 ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ I3 70.1 Washington Park Recreation Center • 701 S Franklin St F6 Indoor St Paul St & Yale Ave MLK Jr Blvd & Beeler St Hallack Park ¿ ¿ Mestizo-Curtis Park D4 3.0 F3 8.5 ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ Westwood Park C6 5.0 ¿ ¿ ¿ 20th Ave & Irving St 31st Ave & Curtis St Kentucky Ave & Wolff St Hampden Heights North Milstein (Phil) Park J8 21.3 D5 5.5 Williams (Dr. Daniel Hale) Park ¿ ¿ Dartmouth Ave & Havana St 6th Ave & Platte River 30th Ave & Lafayette St F3 0.6 Hampden Heights Park I8 32.2 ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ Montbello Central Park K2 36.9 ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿ Cornell Ave & Dayton St A B C D E F G H I J K Andrews Dr & Crown Blvd