Commute in Littleton

Transit access + historic charm + varied dining

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Getting Around

Drive Times

Downtown Denver
15–20 min
Rush hour: 25–40 min
Transit

Public Transit Options

RTD D Line, ~37 min, every 15 min
Mobility

Walk, Bike & Transit Scores

Walk Score40(car-dependent overall; downtown walkable)
Bike Score45
Transit Score33(some transit, RTD D Line)
Trail Connectivity
Excellent, Highline Canal Trail, South Platte River Trail, Mary Carter Greenway
Common Questions

FAQ, Littleton

How long is the commute from Littleton to Denver?

Littleton is approximately 10 miles south of downtown Denver. The off-peak commute is 15–20 minutes, extending to 25–40 minutes during rush hour. Littleton is the only south suburb with direct light rail to downtown. The RTD D Line runs approximately every 15 minutes with a 37-minute ride to Union Station.

What is the median home price in Littleton?

As of 2026, the median home price in Littleton is approximately $615K–$630K, with a median price per square foot of roughly $287. Littleton offers a balance of historic charm and transit access at a price point below many neighboring communities in Douglas County.

What outdoor recreation is available in Littleton?

Chatfield State Park offers 26 miles of trails, boating, a swim beach, and a 69-acre dog park. Roxborough State Park features dramatic red rock formations and excellent hiking. South Platte Park and Carson Nature Center span 880 acres with 5 lakes and kayaking access. The Highline Canal Trail, a 71-mile regional trail, passes through Littleton connecting to the broader metro trail network.

What dining and shopping options are in Littleton?

Littleton has 150+ restaurants and 6+ breweries. Highlights: • Tony’s Meat Market, legendary Italian deli since 1978 • The Melting Pot, fondue on Main Street • Breckenridge Brewery, craft beer and dining • Coal Mine Ave Brewing, dog-friendly brewery with adjacent dog park • Littleton Farmers Market on Main Street (summer Saturdays) • Historic Downtown, walkable Main Street with independent shops and indie coffee houses