GA → CO · City-to-City Move

Moving from Atlanta to Denver?

  • 1,210 mi Distance
  • 20 hr 10 min Drive time
  • 3M Denver metro
  • 300 Sun days/year
What to Do in Denver

Things you'll want to know about your new city.

Bookmark this page — these are the icons of Denver, organized by what kind of day you're planning.

Outdoors & Recreation

  • Red Rocks Park & Amphitheatre — Natural sandstone amphitheater; concerts, hikes, sunrise yoga
  • Denver Botanic Gardens — 24-acre garden in city; fall mums, summer concerts
  • Washington Park — 165-acre park with two lakes and 2.5-mile loop
  • Confluence Park — Where South Platte and Cherry Creek meet; tubing, kayaking
  • Rocky Mountain National Park (1.5 hrs NW) — 415 sq miles; Trail Ridge Road, elk, moose

Culture & Arts

  • Denver Art Museum — Daniel Libeskind-designed Hamilton Building; Native American collection world-class
  • Coors Field (Rockies) — MLB stadium with mountain views from upper deck

Family-Friendly

  • Denver Museum of Nature & Science — T. rex skeleton, Egyptian mummies, IMAX, planetarium
  • Denver Zoo — 84-acre zoo in City Park

Nightlife & Entertainment

  • Larimer Square / LoDo — Historic walkable district; bars, restaurants, Union Station
Where to Eat

Denver's essential restaurants.

The dining list every Denver resident knows by heart. Save the spots, work through them.

  • Frasca Food and Wine (Boulder) Friulian Italian Boulder

    James Beard winner; worth the drive

  • Linger Global tapas Highlands

    Rooftop dining, mortuary-turned-restaurant

  • Tavernetta Italian Union Station

    Frasca team's downtown Italian

  • Sushi Den Japanese South Pearl

    Tokyo-trained sushi; legend in Denver

  • Rioja Mediterranean Larimer Square

    Jen Jasinski's flagship; James Beard winner

  • Tacos Tequila Whiskey Mexican Multiple

    Tacos and tequila — quintessential Denver

  • Mizuna American Capitol Hill

    Frank Bonanno's longstanding fine-dining spot

  • El Five Mediterranean tapas Highlands

    Rooftop with mountain views

Climate & Walkability

What daily life feels like in Denver.

Climate

Semi-arid continental at altitude. Cold, snowy winters (15-45°F) but with bluebird days. Warm summers (60-90°F, low humidity). 300 sun days/year — sunnier than Miami. Snow possible Oct-May. Altitude: 5,280 ft.

  • Summer55-90°F
  • Winter16-47°F
  • Sun days/yr300
  • Rainfall15 inches

Walkability

  • Walk Score60/100
  • Transit Score47/100
  • Bike Score71/100

Denver is somewhat walkable in central neighborhoods, car-dependent in suburbs.

Outdoors & Recreation

  • Rocky Mountain National Park (1.5 hrs) — hiking, climbing, wildlife
  • World-class skiing — Vail (2 hrs), Aspen (3.5 hrs), Breckenridge (90 min), Keystone, Copper
  • Cherry Creek Trail — 40-mile bike path
  • South Platte River — kayaking, tubing in Confluence Park
  • Mount Evans / Mount Blue Sky (1.5 hrs) — drive to 14,000 ft summit
  • Denver has 200+ parks; some of US's best urban park systems
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