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Denver Open Data

Denver Bike & Walkability Map 2026

Explore Denver's bike lane network, protected paths, and pedestrian-friendly areas. Plan your active commute with live data from Denver Open Data.

1,000+

Segments

Quarterly

Updates

By Route Type

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City-Wide

Coverage

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Protected Lanes
Shared Lanes
Bike Trails
Buffered Lanes

Most Walkable Neighborhoods in Denver

Ranked by pedestrian demand index from Denver Open Data.

1

Capitol Hill

Score: 92 · 45 segments

2

Lodo

Score: 90 · 38 segments

3

Five Points

Score: 87 · 42 segments

4

Uptown

Score: 85 · 31 segments

5

Baker

Score: 83 · 29 segments

6

Curtis Park

Score: 80 · 27 segments

Bike-Friendly Event Venues

Denver venues with great bike access and nearby trails.

Denver Botanic Gardens

On Cherry Creek Trail

Union Station

B-Cycle hub + secure parking

Red Rocks Amphitheatre

Bear Creek Trail access

RiNo Art District

Platte River Trail corridor

About This Data

Bike route data comes from Denver's Open Data Catalog bicycle facility layer, updated quarterly. Pedestrian demand index scores are calculated by Denver Public Works to identify high-priority pedestrian corridors.

Protected bike lanes (cyan) offer physical separation from vehicle traffic. Bike trails (green) are off-street paths. Shared lanes (yellow) are marked with sharrow symbols. Buffered lanes (orange) include painted buffers.

Denver Biking & Walking: Complete Infrastructure Guide

Denver has invested significantly in bike and pedestrian infrastructure over the past decade, with over 200 miles of bike infrastructure including protected bike lanes, neighborhood bikeways, shared-use paths, and off-street trails. The city's goal of 125 miles of protected bike lanes by 2030 (Denver Moves: Pedestrians & Trails plan) is on track, with significant expansions in RiNo, downtown, and along major corridors.

The backbone of Denver's cycling network is the Cherry Creek Regional Trail (40+ miles) and the South Platte River Trail (60+ miles), which provide car-free routes connecting neighborhoods from the mountains to the suburbs. Combined, these trails carry over 1.5 million bicycle trips annually.

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