National Velvet, 16th St, Ste, Denver, CO 80202, US

The Platte River Pedestrian Bridge is a vital link between the Highland neighborhood and downtown Denver, providing a safe and convenient passage for pedestrians and cyclists. Opened in 2004, this 242-foot-long bridge spans the South Platte River, connecting the two areas and contributing to the revitalization of the surrounding brownfield. As part of the redevelopment efforts led by Mayor Wellington Webb, the Platte River Pedestrian Bridge is one of three bridges that overcome the obstacles of the Interstate highway, the railroad, and the river. Its strategic location feeds into Commons Park, a green space that has played a significant role in the area's growth and transformation. With its sleek design and stunning views of downtown Denver, this bridge stands as a testament to the successful redevelopment and urban planning initiatives in the city.Generated from the website

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