Restaurant · LoDo
2250 15th St, Denver, CO 80202, USA
Placid riverside park featuring benches, grassy lawns, biking & walking trails, plus a kayak run.
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The river is super low with lots of trash. Saw a few people gathered together with what looked like a crack pipe. The area has a lot of potential with the painted walls and river its just needs some TLC.
Inter City Park on the river front, it was clean, lots of people walking, running, and biking. Take a short train ride is available and enjoy the scene. The river was really low and I did not see any game fish or kayaks. When the drought is over the fish will come back. When I was a child the Platt was my play ground and will always have a found memory of it. When I was a child there was no cement trails or peers only railroad tracks, trains, Hobos, auto junk yards (Eliches), warehouses , industrial manufacturing (Fish Aquarium),Fourney Museum (REI), and a faster more polluted river. Life was much simpler...
As a part of my Sperm Donation World Tour of the USA, I came here on a Wednesday after the Rockies taking on the Marlins and USA defeating Bosnia in the World Cup as I made my way back towards my hotel I was about to cross the bridge when I saw this section of town. Loved the flow of water and the rock formation and bridge structure.
Great place to visit when in Denver. Took some amazing photos here with my wife. Also a great place to run and bike.
Clean & long walking path. Many people use it - joggers, cyclists, people walking their dogs. It's very popular. Appears to be safe during the day but I wouldn't use it at night.
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