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The South Platte River Trail runs for nearly 35 miles through the suburbs and city of Denver, Colorado. This paved, multi-use path is popular with runners and walkers as well as bike commuters but is also a fantastic way to explore the Denver area on a long weekend ride away from traffic. The trail provides access to numerous parks, including Chatfield State Park at its far southern end. The South Platte River Trail is part of a larger network of trails in the Denver metropolitan area, connecting to the Cherry Creek Trail and the High Line Canal Trail, among others. It offers great views of the foothills, river, and wildlife as you ride.

The Chatfield Reservoir is a 1,423-acre lake in Chatfield State Park. There is a hiking path that runs alongside the water.

Great view of the South Platte River from the cycle trail. The trail is popular with walkers, runners, and cyclists, so if you want to stop to enjoy the view, make sure you pull off to the side.

The Lowell Ponds Wildlife Area in northwest Denver encompasses approximately 43 acres of warm-water ponds and riparian habitats. These ponds are home to species such as largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, channel catfish, bluegill, crappie, and bullhead catfish. Boating is prohibited to protect the habitat. In addition to fishing, Lowell Ponds is a nice spot for picnicking, hiking, and wildlife viewing. The site known for birdwatching, especially during migration periods when the ponds attract various waterfowl species.

Empower Field at Mile High, often called Mile High Stadium, is Denver’s iconic sports venue and home to the NFL’s Denver Broncos. Located near downtown, the stadium sits 5,280 feet above sea level, giving it its name. Opened in 2001, it replaced the original Mile High Stadium and can accommodate over 76,000 fans. The stadium hosts football games, concerts, and other large-scale events and features panoramic views of Denver and the Rocky Mountains. Outside, the "Bucky the Bronco" statue symbolizes the team and its history.

Great stop on the Platte River Trail, good coffer, place to sit and relx

The Rocky Mountain Greenway Trail, or Greenway Trail, is one of the main trails on the southern side of the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge. It helps connect different trails to each other, but unlike some of the other trails, this one is open for bikes. Although it can be a little dry and loose, overall this is very easy, well-graded, gravel trail. Another nice feature of this trail is that dogs are not allowed.

Clear Creek, a vibrant waterway roughly 66 miles long, originates in the Rocky Mountains west of Denver, finally meeting with the South Platte River. The contrast in the water's color and flow is often noticeable, with Clear Creek's clear, fast-moving water meeting the South Platte's slower, sometimes more opaque flow.