Explore Centennial with Your Four-Legged Friend
Living at SouthGlenn Place means you don't have to venture far to find a new favorite walking route or outdoor adventure. Centennial is home to more than 100 parks, 100 miles of trails and thousands of acres of open space, giving you and your pup plenty of opportunities to get outside and explore.
For an easy neighborhood outing, head to nearby Cherry Knolls Park (https://cherryknolls.org) for a walk and some fresh air. You can also explore High Line Canal Trail (https://highlinecanal.org/), one of the area's popular options for longer walks and enjoying Colorado's beautiful fall weather.
Looking for even more room to roam? Centennial and the surrounding area offer an extensive network of parks, trails and open spaces, with dogs welcome in many park areas when kept on a leash.
Make It a Dog-Friendly Day Out
Your pup doesn't have to stay home when you're ready to explore the neighborhood. The Streets at SouthGlenn (https://www.shopsouthglenn.com/) is just minutes away and offers an open-air setting filled with restaurants, shops and gathering spaces. Grab a coffee, enjoy a patio meal or take a stroll around the neighborhood before heading home.
You can even make a morning of it with breakfast or brunch at Snooze, an A.M. Eatery (https://www.snoozeeatery.com/menu) at The Streets at SouthGlenn, then head out for a walk with your pup.
With parks, trails, outdoor spaces and neighborhood destinations nearby, SouthGlenn Place makes it easy to enjoy a pet-friendly lifestyle without traveling far from home.
Fall Tip: October is one of the best times to explore Centennial on foot. Grab the leash, pack a few treats and take advantage of the cooler temperatures and changing leaves for a new walking adventure with your best friend.