| Evergreen Lifestyles...
 Evergreen, Colorado: At an
elevation of 7,200 feet, our
climate offers relief from the
hot summers, with temperatures
ranging from the high 70's to
the low 80's. Winters are
surprisingly mild, in the mid
40's to 50 degrees. We enjoy
Colorado's sunny days with an
average of 296 days of sunshine.
Our community is both beautiful
and vibrant. Residents can enjoy
the theater, musical
entertainment, shopping, outdoor
recreation, senior activities
and fabulous dining.
The center of Evergreen is just
45 minutes from downtown Denver,
50 minutes from the Denver Tech
Center and 70 minutes from
Denver International Airport.
And we can't leave out the quick
route to ski country of only
60-70 minutes!
Denver Mountain Parks
Denver Mountain Parks were
purchased in the early 1900's by
the city and county of Denver.
Several of them are located in
the Evergreen area and are
primarily used for picnicking
for large or small groups.
-
Bergen Park, located just
south of I-70 on Evergreen
Parkway
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Bison & Elk herd on both
sides of I-70 at the Genesee
exit (#252)
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Corwina Park, located about
3 miles south of Evergreen
on Hwy 74
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Dedisse Park, north of
Evergreen Lake on Evergreen
Parkway
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Dillon Park, in south
Evergreen on Brook Forest
Road
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Fillius Park in north
Evergreen at Evergreen
Parkway and Bergen Parkway
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O'Fallon Park, 2 miles south
of Evergreen on Hwy 74 along
Bear Creek
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Pence Park, in Indian Hills
on Parmalee Gulch
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Red Rocks Park and natural
amphitheater, 9 miles south
of Evergreen, near Morrison.
Visit the
Denver Mountain Parks website
for more information.
Jefferson County Open Space
Parks
Jefferson County Open Space
Parks are areas of land set
aside in Jefferson County for
outdoor, day time recreation,
including picnicking, hiking,
biking, horseback riding,
cross-country skiing and snow
shoeing. Visit the
Open Space Parks website for
more information.
The following are several of the
parks in the Evergreen area:
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Alderfer/Three Sisters near
downtown Evergreen, on
Buffalo Park Road
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Elk Meadow located 5 miles
south of I-70 on Evergreen
Parkway
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Meyer Ranch on Hwy 285 in
Aspen Park/Conifer
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Lair o' the Bear, along Bear
Creek, about 4 miles south
of Evergreen on Hwy 74
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Mt. Falcon Park in Indian
Hills, off Myers
Gulch/Parmalee Gulch
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