Cherry Hills Village is a gem in the middle of one of our nation's largest metropolitan areas. The Cherry Hills Land Preserve was formed to protect and enhance the scenic treasures and open lands that define this community. Through behind the scene efforts much has been accomplished but there is more to do on conservation easements, trail enhancements and other efforts that protect the open lands, rural character and quality of life in Cherry Hills Village. We have compiled this abbreviated list to draw your attention to some of the treasures that the Cherry Hills Land Preserve works to protect and enhance:
- Scenic long vistas through open fields toward the Front Range
- Undeveloped open fields
- Kent Denver School's open space
- Wildlife corridors and natural wet lands
- Three miles of the High Line Canal winding through the Village
- Miles of unpaved trails
- Public equestrian facilities
- Open space parks like Three Pond Park, Woodie Hollow, and Blackmer Common
- Trails and habitats along Little Dry Creek
Thank you for your interest. We hope you will join us in this long term commitment to the open spaces and character that define Cherry Hills Village.
Website Photographs and Images provided by Lori Autterson, Kent Lemon and Klasina VanderWerf
