A park for all

A park for always

The High Line Canal’s natural form and character emerged from its need to provide water to farms along the Front Range. Now, the Canal is a place where people meander instead of water, where neighborhoods are knitted together by this remarkable historic Canal and trail. A respite in the city, the 71-mile linear park supports a rich biodiversity of vegetation and wildlife while providing a close-by connection to nature for more than a million people every year.

Great Lengths for the High Line will create a legacy greenway for the future by respecting and repurposing infrastructure from the past.

The effort will unite business, philanthropic and civic leaders with the High Line Denver Water and 11 governmental jurisdictions to repurpose and protect the greenway for millions of people for generations to come. Our multiyear plan, of more than 5,000 citizens, will create a thriving natural corridor and: * Protect the 71 mile, 850 acre greenway of accessible nature. * Connect more than 20 schools, hundreds of neighborhoods, and millions of people to more than 8,000 acres of adjacent park spaces. * Transform a historic irrigation canal into a world-class park and green infrastructure system. * Revitalize the 24,000+ tree canopy with 3,500 new trees and 450 species of plants. * Preserve the High Line’s 850 acres as the centerpiece of our region’s park system.

Let’s go the distance together.

For more information and to discuss how you can invest in Great Lengths for the High Line: Harriet Crittenden LaMair Executive Director harriet@highlinecanal.org (p) 720.767.2452 (c) 720.217.2056 Lindsay Moery Director of Development lindsay@highlinecanal.org (p) 720.767.2452 (c) 303.885.5693
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