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With 46 miles of urban trails, the Central Park, Lowry and Northfield neighborhoods are a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of downtown. The neighborhood is home to many parks and open spaces, including Central Park, a haven for dogs, joggers, cyclists and rollerbladers. Biking and hiking paths connect the area to the 17,000-acre Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge, where city gives way to prairie. It's not unusual to spot golden eagles soaring in the skies above and bison wandering the wilderness.
Central Park's skate park, community pools, gardens and parks also beckon outdoor lovers. After enjoying the outdoors, relax and take advantage of the shopping and dining at The Shops at Northfield Stapleton, Stanley Marketplace or Hangar 2.
See the neighborhood map below to start exploring.
Catch a game at an 18,000-seat stadium and state-of-the-art soccer field that hosts blockbuster concerts and is home to the Colorado Rapids.
The pedestrian streets and fountains offer a relaxed, outdoor shopping experience, an 18-screen movie theater and sidewalk cafes.
Kick back on the expansive patio of this old fire station and crack open a can of 303 Lager at this GABF-medal-winning Colorado brewery.
Another remnant of the neighborhood's aviation history, Hangar 2 in Lowry is a collection of locally-owned restaurants and shops situated in and around a historic Air Force hangar.
What was once an aviation factory has been turned into a community hub with food shops, restaurants, retail stores and parkland.
With an extensive collection of aircraft, aviation and military exhibits, the museum offers a one-of-a-kind look into the history of the servicemen and women who served at Lowry Air Force Base.
Explore the 15,988-acre area of open lakes, wetlands, grassland and woodlands that is home to more than 330 species of animals.
Known as Denver’s most intimate concert venue, Soiled Dove Underground features tiered cabaret seating. Each seat is no more than 45 feet from the stage, meaning there’s not a bad view in the house.
With Food & Wine Magazine's Best New Chef, Caroline Glover, behind the wheel, Annette's wood-fired, seasonal, scratch-to-table fare is a must in The Stanley Marketplace.
Take a tour at the Leopold Bros. distillery, where their Spirits Education Team leads you through the story of distilling. Or, skip the tour and head straight to the tasting room where you can sample up to five different spirits.
From Fresh Markets to Beer Festivals and Concerts on the Green, Central Park never has a shortage of things to do!
Check out events like Hops in the Hangar, Hauntings at the Hangar and Holidays at the Hangar.
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