Denver Millennium Bridge

Does the job well. Some stairs up and some down and you're across. Also looks pretty at night too.

There's 'love locks' on the bridge. Pretty cool. I like living here and being able to visit places like this and feeling like I'm in California...or you know... just on a vacation somewhere. There's scooters to rent if you want to ride trails and see a lot more faster. There's TONS of little shops and restaurants here and on 16th street mall. Good times.

Very nice area and I want it to love going here, but I was highly disappointed that the bridge to get there was inaccessible to parents and children with strollers or wheelchairs. Based off the comments, this seems like a recurring thing that you don’t have access to one of the two elevators to get you to the park. I wasn’t fully able to enjoy it so although what we did get to see was very nice. I have to rate this park a two for the lack of consideration

What a wonderful break from the hustle and bustle of the Union station area. The 200 foot high cable suspension bridge is like a gateway to paradise on the other side of it. It’s a great spot for photos and views. A nice selection of eateries and a nice wine and liquor shop are nestled into the area. There is a great park towards the backside of the bridge and lots of greenery and things for kids to do. A small fountain provides a cool mist on those warmer days and there are some photo props for great pictures with the bridge in the background. The area is ADA compliant with elevators to access the top of the bridge on both sides.