John Denver Sanctuary

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470 Rio Grande Pl
Aspen, CO 81611
+1 (970) 920-5120
http://www.aspenrecreation.com
The John Denver Sanctuary is an open space and park which is open to the public for FREE from dawn to dusk. There is no fencing around the area and no tickets are required for entry to the Sanctuary and surrounding trails.

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Annabelle G.
7/26/2025

What an incredibly gorgeous, peaceful, and ethereal place to take a stroll. Im more of a walk-not-hike and I-like-plants-not-nature kinda gal. I could've sat and admired the landscape of this...

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Donitta P.
7/5/2025

Handicapped no go. All the businesses near it have signs saying if you park here we will tow your car away. There are people riding electric bikes everywhere at high speeds honking at you to get...

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sandy b.
5/26/2025

I thought this a lovely tribute to JD. I read each of the quotes on the boulders and found them meaningful. Sadly this is not handicap accessible, nor easily walked. I was lucky to have a hand...

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Sabrina M.
9/26/2025

A beautiful and peaceful place, good for meditating and reflecting. A most fittting memorial for John Denver.

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Smeeth W.
8/12/2024

It's a nice little park in downtown Aspen. It's very easy to hike and quite beautiful. It is small and kind of easy to get lost. But still a great experience

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