Platte River Trail

Eventually the Platte River Trail will become part of the Colorado Front Range Trail that will extend all the way through Colorado from Wyoming down to New Mexico.

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  1. Message from Trailsnet reader Randy: IS THE PLATTE RIVER BIKE TRAIL FULLY OPERATIONAL FOR BIKE COMMUTING FROM DOWNTOWN DENVER TO THE ENGLEWOOD STATION. THANK YOU.

    1. Hi Randy – Good question. I know the Platte River Trail runs very near the Englewood Light Rail Station, but I believe it may be on the opposite side of I-25. Having said that, there may be a feeder trail that connects the two. If any other Trailsnet readers know the answer to Randy’s question, please feel free to post it here.

      And as always, I hope Trailsnet users post their questions in this comments section rather than by email. That way both the Trailsnet administrator AND Trailsnet readers/subscribers have a chance to answer the question.

      Please let me know if you’re having trouble leaving comments. Thanks.

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