Commute in Littleton

Transit access + historic charm + varied dining

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