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This is a strategic point along the High Line Canal Trail with a view over Sumac Hill Farm. You can see the Big Dry Creek basin, the surrounding vegetation, and some of the birdlife that lives here.

Cottonwood Creek runs out of Cherry Creek Reservoir and continues south. You cross the creek on several occasions on bridges while following the bike path.

Explore the beauty of the Marjorie Perry Nature Preserve, with soft-surface trails winding through diverse habitats like grasslands, wetlands, and wooded areas. The preserve has views of the Rocky Mountains and opportunities for birdwatching and other wildlife viewing. To protect the ecosystem, visitors must stay on designated trails.

This 59-acre preserve located along the High Line Canal is a great place for bird and wildlife watching and a scenic setting to run in.

This point marks the intersection and trailhead for the Lee Gulch Trail and the Mary Carter Trail. This major trail junction is along the shores of the South Platte River and is a great resting spot or a spot to visit with the family.

Four Mile Historic Park is a living museum on 12 acres of land. It is the site of Denver's oldest house. You can catch a glimpse of the house from Cherry Creek Trail, or take a short detour to get a full look.

Four Mile Historic Park is a living museum on 12 acres of land. It is the site of Denver's oldest house. You can catch a glimpse of the house from Cherry Creek Trail or take a short detour to get a full look.

Four Mile Historic Park is a living history museum centered around the last stop on the stage coach route into Denver. You can take tours around the oldest house in the city, which you can also see from the road.