 Canterberry Crossing was designed with your active lifestyle in mind. The Sulphur Gulch Trail can take you for a leisurely stroll with the dog and kids, or connect you with the Cherry Creek system and take you throughout the Denver Metropolitan area. You're close to historic downtown Parker here, with a variety of quaint shops offering everything from an ice cream cone to groceries. Schools, parks, shopping centers, restaurants and the Parker Recreation Center are all just minutes away.
At the center of the community you'll find Canterberry Golf Course. Opened
in 1995, this challenging links-style course features some of the most
dramatic signature holes in Colorado. A series of ravines winds through the course, making it a haven for deer, antelope, fox and other wildlife. The Canterberry Golf Course is
presently open to the public, but it is privately owned and operated. Golf
course play rights are not granted to purchasers of lots or homes in
Canterberry Crossing.
Downtown Denver is less than 30 minutes away, and Denver International Airport is only 35 minutes, thanks to the recently completed E-470 toll road. Hikers and mountain bikers will love Castlewood Canyon State Park, just a few miles to the south. Canterberry Crossing has so much to offer, whether you stay at home or take a short walk or drive.
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