Commute in Platt Park

Walkable South Pearl charm — Michelin dining meets light rail commute

Getting Around

Drive Times

Downtown Denver
10–15 min
Rush hour: 20–30 min
Drive or Evans Station light rail (15–20 min)
DTC / Tech Center
12–18 min
Rush hour: 25–40 min
I-25 direct or D/E Line south
Transit

Public Transit Options

Evans Station C & D lines → downtown + south suburbs
I-25/Broadway Station D, E, H lines (opened 1994, park-and-ride)
RTD Bus Routes on Broadway + Pearl corridors
Mobility

Walk, Bike & Transit Scores

Walk Score76
Bike Score0(Broadway bikeway, Pearl corridor)
Transit Score0(Evans + I-25/Broadway)
Trail Connectivity
Washington Park loop (2.6 mi), Cherry Creek Trail accessible
Work

Commute & Remote Work

Common Questions

FAQ — Platt Park

What is the commute from Platt Park to downtown Denver?

Platt Park is approximately 4 miles south of downtown via Broadway or I-25. Off-peak drives take 10–15 minutes, extending to 20–30 minutes during rush hour. Evans Station (C & D lines) provides a 15–20 minute light rail ride to downtown, and the I-25/Broadway Station (D, E, H lines) adds a second transit option.

What parks and outdoor recreation are available in Platt Park?

James H. Platt Park features the 1882 Fleming Mansion, a playground, a carousel, and half-court basketball. The Platt Park Recreation Center offers multipurpose rooms and SilverSneakers fitness programs. Washington Park’s 2.6-mile walking loop is nearby, and the Decker Branch Library is on-site with weekly and monthly programs.

What healthcare facilities are near Platt Park?

Concentra Urgent Care Platt Park is located at 1212 S Broadway. CHPG Primary Care Porter is at 950 E Harvard Avenue. Denver Health Medical Center is approximately a 10-minute drive away.