Dangerous section of South Platte River Trail reopens 6 years
- Posted on September 1, 2026
- By The Denver Post
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After six years of closure, a critical section of the South Platte River Trail has finally reopened, reconnecting outdoor enthusiasts with a beloved recreational pathway. The previously inaccessible stretch linking Johnson-Habitat Park to Mississippi Avenue faced significant safety and infrastructure challenges that necessitated extensive renovation work. This reopening marks a major milestone for the community, restoring access to one of the region's most popular trail systems and enhancing connectivity for runners, cyclists, and nature lovers seeking scenic recreational opportunities along the waterfront.
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