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deKoevend ParkS E G M E N T 10 S T A R T

County Line Road TrailheadS E G M E N T 7 S T A R T

Milliken Park S E G M E N T 9 S T A R T

E. Orchard Road TrailheadS E G M E N T 12 S T A R T

Waterton Canyon TrailheadS E G M E N T 1 START

Fly’n B ParkSEGMENT 6 START

Three Pond Park

S E G M E N T 14 S T A R T

Magna CartaPark

RAILROAD SPUR /MINERAL AVENUE TRAIL

DENVER

CENTENNIAL

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CHERRY HILLS VILL AGE

GREENWOOD VILL AGE

71 miles meandering through the diverse physical and social

mosaic of the region, experiencing the High Line Canal

means connecting with nature and communities. The High

Line Canal is one of the longest and most spectacular linear

parks in the nation. It spans 11 governmental jurisdictions

HIGHLINECANAL.ORG

FOR MOREINFORMATIONS O U T H E R N

S E G M E N T S

T R A I L M A P

S E G M E N T 1The Canal’s Beginning in Waterton Canyon START: Waterton Canyon TrailheadADDRESS: Waterton Road, LittletonEND: Waterton Canyon Trailhead DISTANCE: 3.8mi (Out & Back)

S E G M E N T 2The Trail’s Beginning START: High Line Canal Waterton TrailheadADDRESS: High Line Canal & Waterton Road, LittletonEND: Roxborough Park Road Trailhead DISTANCE: 5.2mi

S E G M E N T 3Plum Creek Break START: Roxborough Park Road TrailheadADDRESS: 11498 Roxborough Park Road, LittletonEND: Roxborough Park Road Trailhead DISTANCE: 4.2mi (Out & Back)

S E G M E N T 4Chatfield & Front Range Views START: Carder Court TrailheadADDRESS: 8236 Carder Court, LittletonEND: Carder Court Trailhead DISTANCE: 4.6mi (Out & Back)

S E G M E N T 5Journey to Fly’n B Park START: Carder Court TrailheadADDRESS: 8236 Carder Court, LittletonEND: Fly’n B Park DISTANCE: 2.5mi

S E G M E N T 6Dad Clark Gulch START: Fly’n B ParkADDRESS: 2910 Plaza Drive, Highlands RanchEND: County Line Road Trailhead DISTANCE: 2.1mi

S E G M E N T 7Littleton Amble START: County Line Road TrailheadADDRESS: 600 W. County Line Road, Highlands Ranch END: S. Elati StreetDISTANCE: 2.7mi

S E G M E N T 8South Broadway Connection

START: S. Elati Street ADDRESS: High Line Canal & S. Elati Street, LittletonEND: Milliken Park DISTANCE: 3.4mi

S E G M E N T 9Milliken Park START: Milliken ParkADDRESS: 6445 S. Clarkson Street, CentennialEND: deKoevend Park DISTANCE: 1.7mi

S E G M E N T 10deKoevend Park START: deKoevend ParkADDRESS: 6301 S. University Boulevard, Centennial END: S. Franklin StreetDISTANCE: 3.1mi

S E G M E N T 11Greenwood Village Amble

START: S. Franklin StreetADDRESS: High Line Canal & S. Franklin Street, Greenwood VillageEND: E. Orchard Road TrailheadDISTANCE: 2.3mi

S E G M E N T 12Nature Preserve Amble

START: E. Orchard Road TrailheadADDRESS: 4011 E. Orchard Road, Greenwood VillageEND: E. Belleview Avenue DISTANCE: 2.8mi

S E G M E N T 13Pastoral Cherry Hills Village

START: E. Belleview Avenue ADDRESS: High Line Canal & E. Belleview Avenue, Greenwood VillageEND: Three Pond Park DISTANCE: 2.8mi

S E G M E N T 14Village to City Amble

START: Three Pond ParkADDRESS: 4100 S. Colorado Boulevard, Cherry Hills Village END: Mamie D. Eisenhower ParkDISTANCE: 2.1mi

At 71 miles long, the High Line Canal is one of the longest continuous urban trails in the country.

FOR MORE INFORMATION Guide to the High Line Canal & highlinecanal.org

DISCOVER THE

HIGH LINE CANAL

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from Waterton Canyon in Douglas County to far north Aurora.

Its Cottonwood banks weave through residential neighborhoods,

public parks, golf courses, cemeteries, commercial and industrial

lands, and over and under urban thruways, all while o�ering

those traveling its banks a slice of nature in the city.

AN ADVENTURE FOR EVERYONE

MILES 1-40

*At the time of printing, please note the mileage on this map reflects future mile markers, which will be based on

the actual mileage of the trail. Wooden mile markers donated by the High Line Canal Historic Preservation

Association will be replaced in 2020.

ALL SEGMENT DISTANCES ARE ONE WAY UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED

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