Washington Park loop
Washington Park loop is a 2.3-mile bike loop in Denver, Colorado, that starts and ends at Smith Lake in Washington Park. It takes about 12 minutes at an easy pace and stays 100% off busy roads, with 77% on trails and paths.
2.3 miles, about 23 minutes at a child's pace, 77% on trails, and Trazo detected no busy road to cross without a traffic light.
About this ride
From Smith Lake in Washington Park, the loop follows the paths in Washington Park and South Humboldt Street and comes back to where it started. It is 2.3 miles with 92 feet of climbing, so it is gently rolling; plan about 12 minutes at an easy 11 mph, or about 23 minutes at a child's pace of 6 mph. 77% of it is on trails and paths and 100% is off busy roads. All paved.
Trazo found no risky busy crossings on this ride. Along the way: restrooms at mile 0.1, a bike repair stand at mile 0.1 and drinking water at mile 0.1. The nearest parking lot is about 600 feet from the start; check its signs for fees or permits.
Restrooms, water and stops
- Restrooms at mile 0.1, on a path through Washington Park
- Bike repair at mile 0.1, on a path through Washington Park
- Drinking water at mile 0.1, on a path through Washington Park
Street by street
- Path through Washington Park1.5 mi
- South Humboldt Street0.3 mi
- Path through Washington Park0.6 mi
Short connecting bits are folded into the row next to them, so a row can read a little longer than the trail itself. Named busy streets keep their own row.
Busy crossings without a light
Trazo detected no busy road to cross without a traffic light.
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Computed from OpenStreetMap with Trazo's traffic-stress rating. Busy roads: fast or multi-lane traffic with no bike lane. Guidance only; verify safety yourself.