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RiNo's Canvas: A Hidden Art Expedition
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Welcome to a walking tour through the RiNo Art District that reveals Denver's street art, hidden galleries, and public installations, along with architectural details that many visitors overlook. It's a colorful way to experience the city's creative side, one alley at a time.
Along the way
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Improper City and Blake Street MuralsOur journey begins at Improper City, a vibrant hub, immediately immersing us in the dynamic street art that transforms Blake Street into a constantly evolving c
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31st Street Alley Art GalleryWe'll delve into the labyrinthine alleys, the true heart of RiNo's outdoor gallery, where every turn reveals a new, breathtaking mural, showcasing diverse style
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Larimer Street Art WallsStepping onto Larimer Street, we encounter iconic art walls and public installations that blend seamlessly with the historic architecture, offering a deeper loo
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Dateline Gallery AlleyVenturing into a quieter alley, we discover smaller, often overlooked murals and perhaps a glimpse into a hidden micro-gallery space, showcasing the district's
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Walnut Street Mural CorridorWalnut Street offers another perspective, with large-scale murals and unique architectural facades that hint at the area's industrial past and creative future,
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30th Street Art PassageAs we loop back, we discover a final cluster of street art along 30th Street, connecting the vibrant energy of the alleys and main streets, providing a fresh pe
The route
Distance5.7 km
Walking≈ 1 h 16
Running≈ 34 min
Climb↑ 3 m
RouteCircular
A 5.7 km circular route from Denver to walk, run or cycle, with 3 m of climbing.
Elevation↑ 3 m in total
Before you go
StartImproper City and Blake Street Murals, 3201 Blake St, Denver, CO 80205Open the start in Maps →