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Why I love Denver - Cheesman Park
Since moving to Denver in 2001 I’ve mainly lived in and around Cheesman Park or at least within walking distance - Cap Hill, Congress Park, City Park West to name a few of the neighborhoods I’ve been fortunate enough to live in. Cheesman Park holds a special place in my heart though and always will do. 
 
The number one reason is that it’s a spiritual place for me. I got sober in January of 2014 and have walked the Park daily since - well as often as I can. It grounds me. I feel connected. Maybe it’s because of all the dead people ;) (more of that later) but there is a calming, serene feeling that washes over me when rambling around the nearly 81 acres. 
 
For me, it’s an oasis in the urban hustle and bustle and I love that. The Park is framed by residential areas on three sides and the Botanic Gardens on the fourth. Stepping into the Park, the traffic noise dims to a quiet drone in the background, and I can zone out and be at peace among the parks many trees. 
 
 
That’s reason number 2. I love trees, I feel deeply connected to nature when trees are around ... more

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