Confluence Park and the Platte River Trail: How Outdoor Access Defines LoHi and Highlands Real Estate Values
Confluence Park, at the confluence of the South Platte River and Cherry Creek at the base of LoHi's pedestrian bridge approach, provides the outdoor anchor that connects Highlands and LoHi residents to Denver's most extensive regional trail network. The Cherry Creek Trail extends from Confluence Park southeast toward Cherry Creek Reservoir. The South Platte River Trail extends north and south through Denver and the surrounding metro area. Together, these two major trail corridors give Highlands and LoHi residents trail connectivity to a regional network that extends throughout the metro from a starting point walkable from most addresses in the market.
For the active outdoor buyer who is evaluating urban Denver neighborhoods specifically, the Platte and Cherry Creek trail connectivity from LoHi is among the best in the city. No other urban Denver neighborhood offers equivalent cycling and running trail access to both major regional corridors from a residential address.
The outdoor access's contribution to real estate value in LoHi and Highlands is real and consistent. Buyers who specifically require trail connectivity from home without driving to a trailhead find LoHi's access configuration compelling in a way that other Denver urban neighborhoods cannot fully replicate.
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