# Ruby Hill Park

Ruby Hill, Denver, CO

Named for red stones early miners found here, which turned out to be garnets.

- Size: 82 acres
- Opened: 1954
- Run by: Denver Parks & Recreation
- Ages 1 to 18+
- Scenery: Spectacular. Sweeping mountain views, hilly terrain and gardens

## Highlights

- Dragon theme: A dragon to climb on
- Sledding hill: Denver's biggest sledding hill, lit
- Bike park: Slopestyle, dirt jumps and skills course
- Pump track: Two pump tracks, small and large

## What's here

- Restrooms: Heated restroom building
- Parking lot
- Picnic shelter: Shelter for up to 100
- Picnic tables
- Night lighting: Lit fields for evening games
- Water fountain
- Playground: Called Up in the Clouds
- One-of-a-kind play structure: Celestial themed playground
- Animal figures: A dragon to climb on
- Benches
- Accessible picnic area
- Baseball/softball: 3 ball fields
- Bike path
- Bike parking: Racks for about 12 bikes
- Scenic view: Signature Overlook of Denver
- Skyline view: Downtown skyline in view
- Trails
- Paved paths
- Hiking trails: A 1.7 mile dirt loop
- Natural area
- Gardens
- Amphitheater/stage: Levitt Pavilion concerts
- Space theme: Celestial themed playground and picnic shelter

## Getting there

1200 W Florida Ave, Denver, CO 80223

Nearest transit: Evans Gate C (bus) and Evans (rail)

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