Denver Metro Area
Highlands Ranch, Colorado
Colorado's master-planned success story — 2,000 acres of open space in a community of 100,000
Highlands Ranch is a master-planned community south of Denver that defies the usual suburban stereotypes. Yes, there are cul-de-sacs. But there are also 2,000 acres of dedicated open space, 70 miles of trails, and a backcountry wilderness area where you can see deer and coyotes ten minutes from your hotel. The community was the Shea Homes flagship project, and the planning shows — parks are integrated into every neighborhood, the town center has dining and entertainment, and four recreation centers serve a population of 100,000. Highlands Ranch consistently ranks among the best places to live in Colorado.
Modern hotel near Town Center with pool, restaurant, and meeting space.
Extended-stay suites with full kitchens. Good for relocating families.
Cluster of dining options including Keg Steakhouse, Parry's Pizza, and locally owned spots.
Colorado-born fast-casual burger chain. Grass-fed beef, hand-cut fries, and a craft beer list.
8,200 acres of open space with trails for hiking, mountain biking, and wildlife viewing.
Historic 1891 ranch mansion with event space and the original homestead grounds.
Popular loop trail through open space with panoramic views of the Front Range.
Technically no — it's an unincorporated community in Douglas County, governed by the Metro District. Despite having 100,000 residents, it has no mayor or city council.
Door-to-door from DIA or anywhere on the Front Range. Flight tracked, no surge pricing.
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