Parks, Trails & Open Space Areas

Greenwood Village’s most significant open space area, the Marjorie Perry Nature Preserve, provides picturesque views of the Rocky Mountains and a peaceful setting for users to relax, reflect and enjoy the natural environment. It is also home to award-winning parks such as Westlands Park and Silo Park, where families can play in the playground or enjoy a picnic in the park. 

Additionally, Greenwood Village maintains a skateboard park at William McKinley Carson Park & Skate Park, and equestrian parks including Rollin D. Barnard Park and Alexander Lane Equestrian Park. The City is fortunate to have two significant regional trail systems traversing through the community: the High Line Canal Trail on the west side of the city and the Cherry Creek Trail on the east side of the city. View a full list of City parks below.

• Parks Maintenance Report a maintenance concern regarding Greenwood Village’s parks, trails and open spaces.
• Memorialize a departed family member through the Village’s Memorial Tree and Park Bench Donation Program.

Greenwood Village Parks and Playgrounds

 All Greenwood Village parks are open from dawn to dusk. For more information on individual parks, please use the links below. 

• Caley Gardens, 6210 South Yosemite Street /347/castlewood 
• Castlewood Park†, 5601 East Orchard Drive 
• Chenango Park, 9091 East Chenango Avenue
• Cherryville Park, 5711 South University Boulevard
• Curtis Park†, 2323 East Orchard Road
• Francis H. Williams Park, 5730 South Florence Court
• Green Oaks Picnic Area, 1695 East Orchard Road
• Greenwood Pines Park, 5289 South Franklin Circle
• Hoffman Park, 5302 South Boston Street
• Huntington Park, 9200 East Fair Avenue
• Monaco / Crestline Park, Monaco Street and East Crestline Avenue
• Orchard Hills Park, 9501 East Orchard Road
• Running Fox Park, 5290 South Quebec Street
• Silo Park*, 9300 East Orchard Road
• Sundance Park, 5650 South Dayton Street
• Tommy Davis Park†, 9200 East Orchard Road
• Village Greens Park†, 9501 East Union Avenue
• Village Greens Park North, 9501 East Union Avenue
• Westglow Exercise Station, Adjacent to the High Line Canal on Westglow Lane
• Westlands Park*, 5701 South Quebec Street
• William McKinley Carson Park / Skate Park*, 6000 South Quebec Street

† Athletic fields that can be reserved
* Park Pavilions that can be reserved.

Greenwood Village Open Spaces

• Marjorie Perry Nature Preserve, Along High Line Canal, South of Belleview Avenue
• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Land at Village Greens Park North, Northern Edge of Village Greens Park North
• Cattail Park, 7500 East Prentice Place; South Holly Street at East Prentice Place
• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Land at Belleview Avenue and Havana Street, Belleview Avenue and Havana Street
• Buchler Property, South of Belleview Avenue and east of Colorado Boulevard
• Bowman Property, Prentice Avenue east of Monaco Street
• Caley Detention Pond, Southeast corner of Yosemite Street and Caley Avenue
• Huntington-Caley Open Space Corridor, Northeast Corner of Yosemite Street and Caley Avenue
• Public Service Company Property, South of Belleview Avenue east of Monaco Park

Greenwood Village Trails

The City's trail system provides vital recreational opportunities and encourages the use of active forms of transportation, including biking, walking, running, and horseback riding. Our community trails provide access to local parks and recreational amenities throughout the City. There are approximately 40 miles of trails, including 5.47 miles of the High Line Canal Trail located in Greenwood Village.

Equestrian Parks and Trails

• Rollin D. Barnard Equestrian Park, 1001 East Orchard Road
• Alexander Lane Equestrian Park, 2501 East Alexander Lane
• Colorado Boulevard Equestrian Trail, Accessible via the Orchard Road High Line Canal Trail Head
• Monaco / Crestline Equestrian Trail, East of Monaco Street at Crestline Avenue
• Steele Street Equestrian Crossing, Accessible by horseback only - North of Long Road at Steele Street, crossing Little Dry Creek
• Platte Avenue Equestrian Crossing - East of Steele Street and west of the High Line Canal crossing the Little Dry Creek
• Marjorie Perry Nature Preserve Equestrian Crossing - crossing Greenwood Gulch
• Garden Avenue Equestrian Crossing - east of University Boulevard and west of Steele Street

Additional Trail System Information

• The High Line Canal Trail
• Arapahoe County Open Space, including a map of parks, trails and open spaces in the county