Tips on navigating the Denver Metro area

[cms81586]

The quickest way to navigate Denver is to get on I-25 and get out of there as fast as you can.

CMS

[trlcavscout]

The quickest way to navigate Denver is to get on I-25 and get out of there as fast as you can.

CMS

+1

[JohnTRourke]

The quickest way to navigate Denver is to get on I-25 and get out of there as fast as you can.

CMS

I dunno about that.
one way puts you in Ft Collins (worse)
the other way puts you in Colo Springs (way worse)

I think you meant I-70

[trlcavscout]

I dunno about that.
one way puts you in Ft Collins (worse)
the other way puts you in Colo Springs (way worse)

I think you meant I-70

Then you have GJ or Limon? You cant even get to a good place from Denver

[hollohas]

Then you have GJ or Limon? You cant even get to a good place from Denver

285 is your best bet.

[spyder]

that is a lot of stuff to take in... glad i live here now, our streets are very easy. we use numbers and the alphabet, really simple. an eighth of the size or less, but still...

[BPTactical]

Good info and pretty spot on with one minor correction-streets west of Broadway are not "Spanish" names but rather names of Indian Tribes (North American Aboriginal Peoples groups to the PC crowd)

[BigBear]

I lived in a grid city before.


Streets North to South were alphabetical names.
Streests East to West were numerical.

Made finding anything super easy.

[trlcavscout]

Thats the ONE nice thing about Greeley, at least the older/main part, east/west 1st through like 103rd ave, north/south 1st through 49th street. Then you have east and north, but for the most part all the numbers line up. Streets/Ave's should be numbered, not named.

[StagLefty]

You guys would have been lost back in my small town in New England. All the streets were named-no numerical anythings. When I moved out here my first thought was "why don't they do this everywhere ?"