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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.

The Native Legend Trail is a 4.5-mile paved path passing through Native Legend Open Space. There are open views along most of the trail, and there are a handful of parks, benches, and picnic areas that you'll pass as you bike.

Cigar Pond is just off the side of the Cigar Pond Trail with the South Platte River on the other side.

There are great views of Waterton Canyon off in the distance while biking along the banks of Platte Canyon Reservoir on the High Line Canal Trail. You can connect to a bunch of different trails on the western side of the lake.

The dam is holding back the South Platte River, slowly releasing the Strontia Springs Reservoir. Long horn sheep are bountiful in this area due to the close proximity to water and shelter.

The Native Legend Trail is a 4.5-mile paved path passing through Native Legend Open Space. There are open views along most of the trail, and there are a handful of parks, benches, and picnic areas that you'll pass as you bike.

Lincoln Mountain Open Space features a couple different loop trails that are super popular for biking and hiking. Most of the trails are smooth dirt, but you should probably opt for wider tires if you don't have a lot of biking experience.

South Buffalo Creek Road is a great double-track road for biking that follows South Buffalo Creek. The road connects several other roads and trails to each other and can be handled on any sort of off-road tires.