Berkeley Lake

Northwest Denver's Quiet Escape

Berkeley Lake is a neighborhood gem in northwest Denver - less crowded than Sloan's Lake but with similar mountain views. The 50-acre park surrounds a small lake popular with anglers and dog walkers. It's the kind of place locals keep to themselves.

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Free Entry
πŸ“ 4601 W 46th Ave, Denver
πŸš— Street parking available
Park Hours
5am - 11pm daily
Trail
1-mile loop around lake
Unpaved path
Vibe
Quiet, local
Less crowded
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Why Visit

Fishing: The lake is stocked with trout, bass, and catfish. Less pressure than Sloan's means better fishing, especially on weekday mornings.

Mountain Views: Clear views of the Front Range from the western shore. Similar to Sloan's Lake but without the crowds.

Dog Walking: Popular with locals walking dogs. Not an official off-leash area, but the paths are wide and mellow.

The Neighborhood

The surrounding Berkeley neighborhood has been growing with new restaurants and shops. Grab coffee at a local spot on Tennyson Street before or after your visit.

Pro Tip: This is the quieter alternative to Sloan's Lake, just a few blocks north. If Sloan's is packed, head here instead.

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