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    RTD Lightrail County Line Station

    4.3 (3 reviews)

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    RTD Belleview Light Rail Station - "Thunder Over The Rockies" by Richard Elliott, Commissioned by RTD art-N-Transit 2006 /  07-05-2023

    RTD Belleview Light Rail Station

    3.4(9 reviews)
    4.9 mi•Southeast

    This looks like a bare bones kind of transit station. However, it can be very busy because it is…read morein close proximity to the I-25 & I-225 Freeways. You can take the light rail (train), bus, or even the Bustang to and from here. Never heard of the Bustang, but it is a bus service that travels between Denver and Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, and other cities. I parked on E. Layton Ave. since it was closest to the tunnel where the art is at instead of in the Park-n-Ride lot. This lot has around 50+ spots. You'll have to check the signage to see if you need to pay or not. If you can find street parking, it is free for up to 2 hours. Other options are nearby parking garages that are free for the first 3 hours, but then will cost you ($25 max). Since I only came here to see the art installation in the tunnel, it suited my needs to park on the street. "Thunder Over The Rockies" by Richard Elliott, Commissioned by RTD art-N-Transit 2006. It's located in the pedestrian tunnel north of the station. The material of choice are road reflectors; about 4,000 of them! The colors are red, yellow, blue, green, and white. I'm not sure what time of day or night is best. I went in the afternoon. It was not sunny out. I found it a little difficult to see the reflectors "lit up". It was neat to see the geometric designs making great use of what would be just a dreary tunnel. It has native influences in the mosaic art. According to the RTD website, this is "The first reflectorized art tunnel in the world:" I would have taken the train or bus to any other station, but time didn't permit. It would have been cool to see all 30 art installations in the Denver area! You can ride free during July & August because of the "Zero Fare for Better Air" Campaign.

    Like many of the Lightrail Stations, Belleview is clean and neat and easily accessed from both…read moresides of I-25. It gives you great walking access to the north end of DTC as well as access to route 27 right at the station. They are currently working on a public works project nearby so there is some dirt moving and construction vehicles on site but nothing to hamper getting to and from. E and F lines both make a stop here...$4.00 from here to downtown...right to Union Station or closer to the convention center

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    Viewhouse - Centennial

    3.0(2.3k reviews)
    1.8 mi
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    Viewhouse was pretty legit. Flew into town for the week and had a group dinner (14-15 people) at…read moreViewhouse last night. Vibe is cool, laid back, lots of TVs and music. Bars upstairs and downstairs and a huge outdoor area. Plenty of parking as well. Service was solid as we had a couple of servers keeping our drinks full and bringing out food quickly after ordering. I had already eaten so I only ordered the crispy Brussel sprouts. They were delicious and crispy, as advertised. Menu has a ton of variety and everyone found something they enjoyed with only a couple of to go boxes when we left. The 3-star rating seems a bit harsh but the prices were a bit higher than I would have expected for such a casual place, could be the reason it's not getting better reviews. I would eat here again so that's worth at least 4 stars in my opinion.

    ViewHouse has one of the best patios in town, but unfortunately the food just doesn't live up to…read morethe atmosphere. It's some of the most mid food I've had in the area. Nothing was terrible, but nothing stood out either, especially for the price. Our server was genuinely friendly when he first greeted us and took our order, but after that he essentially disappeared. We had to flag him down to get drink refills, ask for additional salad dressing, and then again just to get our check. It wasn't that he was rude, he just wasn't around. Overall, it's a great place if you're looking for a drink and a patio, but if you're going for the food and service, there are plenty of better options.

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