Commute in Englewood
Small city between Denver and the suburbs — light rail, Swedish Medical, and a revitalizing downtown
Drive Times
Public Transit Options
Walk, Bike & Transit Scores
- Trail Connectivity
- Good — Mary Carter Greenway / South Platte River Trail connects to Denver and south metro
FAQ — Englewood
How long is the commute from Englewood to Denver?
Englewood is approximately 7 miles south of downtown Denver via I-25 or Broadway. The off-peak commute to downtown is just 12–18 minutes, extending to 25–40 minutes during rush hour. The RTD E and H Line light rail stops at Englewood Station provide direct service to both downtown Denver and the DTC. The commute to DTC is 10–15 minutes via I-25 south.
What outdoor recreation is available in Englewood?
Belleview Park is a 27-acre community park with a mini train ride, playground, and fishing pond. The Mary Carter Greenway connects to the South Platte River Trail, linking Englewood to Denver’s broader trail network in both directions. Jason Park offers sports fields and hosts community events. Pirates Cove Water Park is a popular summer destination.
What dining and shopping options are in Englewood?
Englewood has 75+ restaurants with a growing independent dining scene along the Broadway corridor. Highlights: • Culinary Dropout — upscale bar food at CityCenter • Chicago Mike’s — authentic Chicago Italian beef and hot dogs • Cherry Cricket — iconic Colorado burger joint • Sunroom Brewing, Lady Justice Brewing, Sanitas Brewing, and I C Brewhouse (4+ taprooms) • CityCenter Englewood — transit-oriented mixed-use development at the light rail station • Englewood Farmers Market (summer)