Trail network
The city maintains more than 25 miles of trails, with routes through parks and open-space areas.
Village trails
A village network of trails, parks, and open space
Find your home hereGet to know Cherry Hills Village
Cherry Hills Village is a distinct municipality with a parks and trails program built around local open space. The city reports more than 25 miles of trails and 50 acres of parkland and right-of-way improvements. Its public information highlights Woodie Hollow Park, Three Pond Park, Blackmer Common, John Meade Park, Alan Hutto Memorial Commons, Quincy Farm, and the High Line Canal. A city trail map is a useful starting point for exploring the network.
Cherry Hills Village and Greenwood Village are separate cities. Compare the exact location and public trail connections rather than treating their names interchangeably.
The places around your place
The city maintains more than 25 miles of trails, with routes through parks and open-space areas.
A distinctive civic property with designated uses and event regulations available through the city.
The canal corridor is identified by the city as a regional recreation and planning resource.
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Buying in Cherry Hills Village
Consider how much outdoor space you want to maintain and how you intend to use it. Compare layout, access, upkeep and the relationship to public trails before deciding which property is the right fit.
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Cherry Hills Village and Greenwood Village are separate cities. Compare the exact location and public trail connections rather than treating their names interchangeably.
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