Citywide park system in Denver, Colorado

Mamie D Eisenhower Park is a beautiful and sustainable tourist attraction located at 4300 East Dartmouth Avenue in Denver, Colorado, United States. As part of the Denver Parks and Recreation system, the park is dedicated to enhancing the health of residents and the environment through innovative programs and safe, beautiful spaces. With nearly 20,000 acres of urban and mountain parkland, including off-street trails, parkways, and natural areas, visitors can enjoy the unique and expansive park system that Denver has to offer. Whether you're looking to explore the city's urban parks, historic parkways, or mountain parks, Mamie D Eisenhower Park has something for everyone. Join us in our mission to create a healthy and sustainable city through our Game Plan for a Healthy City initiative. Visit us today and experience the beauty of nature in Denver's parks.

Denver Parks East District, located at 2100 Steele Street in Denver, Colorado, is a part of the Denver Parks and Recreation system. As stewards of a legacy park system, Denver Parks and Recreation is committed to providing excellent customer service and improving the health of residents and the environment through innovative programs and well-maintained, sustainable spaces. The DPR system encompasses 30 recreation centers and nearly 20,000 acres of urban and mountain parkland, including off-street trails, parkways, and natural areas. Through the Game Plan for a Healthy City, Denver Parks and Recreation is actively investing in efforts to combat climate change, making Denver's park system a leader in environmental sustainability. The park system includes over 250 urban parks, off-street trails, historic parkways, and more. Additionally, the city's mountain parks offer 14,000 acres of accessible parkland in some of Colorado's most scenic landscapes.