Most people know the suburban-like, city-close neighborhood of Ruby Hill for its dazzling park by the same name, which offers Denverites everything from outdoor concerts to a miniature, one-run ski resort. You might also be familiar with this southwest Mile High ‘hood if you’re a fan of Federal Boulevard’s expansive and delicious culinary offerings. Get to know Ruby Hill:
🏂 Ruby Hill Rail Yard
Shred the gnar in your own backyard! This urban terrain for snowboarders and skiers offers 10 rails and boxes in a variety of configurations for folks looking to learn or brush up on their snow sports skills.
🎤 Levitt Pavilion
This outdoor amphitheater is a go-to for Denver music fans. With its all-ages, family-friendly atmosphere, generous line-up of free concert offerings, friendly bar staff, and great local food truck options, Levitt is a one-stop shop for the perfect night out.
Ruby Hill neighborhood boundaries. (Denver Maps)
🏞️ Sanderson Gulch
Providing some of that coveted outdoor Colorado experience right in the city, the Sanderson Gulch trail is a tree-lined waterway with a generous walking and biking path, perfecting for bird-spotting or leisurely cycling.
🍜 Pho 96
The bustling Pho 96 offers an especially tasty (and spicy!) veggie broth pho, but also serves up great egg rolls, grilled pork, salty lemonade, and so much more. Looking for a hot late-night meal? This pho spot is open until midnight on the weekends!
🏌️♀️Aqua Golf
Named for the water driving range that lets you practice your swing by hitting balls into Overland lake, this Denver Parks and Recreation amenity also has two 18-hole miniature golf courses and a ping pong table. Buckets of balls start at just $6.
