Sineah's Guidebook
Food scene
Talk a short walk just 2 blocks down Kearny Street for your morning java and treat yourself with a homemade pastry!
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Cake Crumbs Bakery & Cafe
2216 Kearney StTalk a short walk just 2 blocks down Kearny Street for your morning java and treat yourself with a homemade pastry!
A delicious rotating pizza menu, my favorite is “The Fee” and I order it at least once a month!
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Esters Neighborhood Pub
1950 S Holly StA delicious rotating pizza menu, my favorite is “The Fee” and I order it at least once a month!
Who doesn’t love markets? This place offers great collection of restaurants, including the Denver Biscuit Company, but you must go hungry. Walk off that large breakfast around the shops and check out the ReUse store to upgrade your toiletries to something sustainable. Grab a beer in the garden and then take a walk on the trails through Stapleton. A good location for families, everyone will find something to do or eat.
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Stanley Marketplace
2501 Dallas StWho doesn’t love markets? This place offers great collection of restaurants, including the Denver Biscuit Company, but you must go hungry. Walk off that large breakfast around the shops and check out the ReUse store to upgrade your toiletries to something sustainable. Grab a beer in the garden and then take a walk on the trails through Stapleton. A good location for families, everyone will find something to do or eat.
Sightseeing
This hike is my FAVORITE! It isn’t too hard and the views are incredible. You will pass multiple bodies of water and waterfalls. The mountains jump into sight pretty quickly, only about 3 miles in and if you dare you can take the entire trail (around 12 miles) to get to the frigid waters of Isabelle Glacier. To be honest I haven’t gone up the entire way yet. Just 1.5 hours away, you will park at Brainard Lake ($12). I recommend getting there early (7:30am) to get parking or you will have to hike a little further just to get to the trailhead. Happy Trails!
Isabelle Glacier Trail
This hike is my FAVORITE! It isn’t too hard and the views are incredible. You will pass multiple bodies of water and waterfalls. The mountains jump into sight pretty quickly, only about 3 miles in and if you dare you can take the entire trail (around 12 miles) to get to the frigid waters of Isabelle Glacier. To be honest I haven’t gone up the entire way yet. Just 1.5 hours away, you will park at Brainard Lake ($12). I recommend getting there early (7:30am) to get parking or you will have to hike a little further just to get to the trailhead. Happy Trails!
I love catching the sunset here. I park at the Nature and Science museum and walk around to the back with a picnic blanket. Watch the sun set over Denver’s iconic skyline and the mountains!
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Stadtpark
2001 Colorado BlvdI love catching the sunset here. I park at the Nature and Science museum and walk around to the back with a picnic blanket. Watch the sun set over Denver’s iconic skyline and the mountains!
This is a 6 mile out and back trail with stunning views at the top. Bring a hammock and relax by the water. Great in the summer of fall to take in the yellow aspens.
South Catamount Reservoir
This is a 6 mile out and back trail with stunning views at the top. Bring a hammock and relax by the water. Great in the summer of fall to take in the yellow aspens.