The 303 ArtWay Heritage Trail is a future 4-mile bike and pedestrian loop connecting RTD’s A-Line Commuter Rail Station with Holly Square in Northeast Park Hill. The 303 ArtWay will highlight the visionaries, artists, leaders and community activists who have built this historically unique and diverse neighborhood, all while increasing safety and connectivity throughout the Northeast Park Hill community.
Experience more than just a trail.
1 Skyland Park
2 Basketball Court
3 Hiawatha Davis Jr. Rec Center
4 Denver Public Library
5 Vickers Boys & Girls Club
6 Hope Center
7 Center for African American Health
8 Denver Health
9 Dahlia Wellness Campus
10 Dr. Daddio’s Studio
The Heritage Trail is a community driven project, with local community stakeholders playing a major role in the outcome of the future urban path.
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1 Chauncey Billups
2 Ed Dwight
3 Hiawatha Davis Jr.
4 Pauline Short Robinson
5 Dr. Daddio
6 Gerie Grimes
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Creative Connections
Through a series of murals and installations, the 303 ArtWay will include work from local artists that captures the rich history, present, and future of the neighborhood.
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Honoring Culture and History
Northeast Park Hill is a foundational community in Denver’s history. From Civil Rights, to leadership in public service, education, sports, arts, journalism, science, and business, this neighborhood is an important part of Denver’s unique fabric. Through the 303 ArtWay Heritage Trail, residents, neighbors, and visitors will have the opportunity to learn the history of the neighborhood through interactive wayfinding signs, landmarks, and public art.
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Community Playstations
Playstations are community-designed hubs, similar to Little Free Libraries, where youth and their parents can play games, scan QR codes to participate in a scavenger hunt, learn about the neighborhood, and more!
THE HIGHEST POINT IN MY CAREER HAS BEEN HELPING MY COMMUNITY
〰️ Dr. Daddio 〰️
THE HIGHEST POINT IN MY CAREER HAS BEEN HELPING MY COMMUNITY 〰️ Dr. Daddio 〰️
