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Most walkable towns in Colorado

Ranked by our Walkability score out of 100, which is based on how easy it is to get around on foot near the town center, and how many people walk or bike to work. Of the 218 towns in Colorado with 1,000 or more people, these are the top 25.

Boulder ranks first with a score of 100. Holly Hills and Englewood follow, with 97 and 97. Scores compare each town with all 27,850 towns we track across the US.

RankTownScore WalkabilityPeople who walk, bike or ride to work Population
1 Boulder 100 16.522.6% 106,433
2 Holly Hills 97 15.18.9% 2,572
3 Englewood 97 15.56.6% 34,129
4 Gunnison 96 13.320.8% 6,766
5 Glendale, Denver County 96 16.43.9% 4,531
6 Four Square Mile 95 14.84.8% 23,024
7 Crested Butte 95 12.842.9% 1,229
8 Edgewater 95 13.68.2% 4,932
9 Avon 95 12.818.5% 5,972
10 Sherrelwood 95 13.86.7% 18,692
11 Longmont 95 14.74.2% 99,406
12 Fort Collins 95 13.29.4% 170,229
13 El Jebel 94 12.618.0% 2,941
14 Aspen 94 12.337.9% 6,756
15 Wheat Ridge 94 14.24.5% 32,070
16 Denver 94 12.88.9% 718,877
17 Northglenn 93 15.02.8% 38,014
18 Sheridan 93 14.72.9% 6,005
19 Louisville 93 13.44.8% 20,786
20 Federal Heights 93 13.93.7% 14,125
21 Glenwood Springs 92 12.19.6% 10,241
22 Lafayette 92 14.22.6% 30,602
23 Twin Lakes CDP (Adams County) 92 13.82.8% 8,030
24 Thornton 91 13.92.4% 144,187
25 Lakewood 91 12.54.4% 156,583

Only towns with 1,000 or more people are ranked. Scores compare each town with all towns we track. See how we score towns and where the figures come from. These are estimates, so check official sources before you decide.

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