Volunteer: Teen Service Day: Greenway Trail Maintenance @ Greenway ParkWhere You’ll Be:
You don’t have to travel far to connect with nature! The Greenway Trail is located in the heart of Denver county, following the Platte River through some of the city’s most historic areas. This urban trail is a favorite for walkers, cyclists, skaters, and longboarders of all skill levels and is enjoyed year-round. Its central location makes it an important resource supporting the physical, mental, and social health of the Denver community. What You’ll Do:This project is designed specifically to engage teens and their families in meaningful outdoor stewardship! Volunteers will work together to maintain and improve the Greenway Trail by rebuilding the trail tread along a 1-mile stretch, spreading new crusher fine, clearing overgrown plants from the trail corridor, and constructing drainage structures to support better water flow and reduce erosion. You’ll get the chance to meet other teens, learn trail maintenance skills, and make a visible impact on a trail used by thousands of Denver residents. Please bring your own lunch for the day! Why It Matters:The Greenway Trail is an essential part of Denver’s urban landscape, serving as a vital pathway for recreation, exercise, and even commuting. Thousands of people use this trail to walk, jog, bike, or travel to school and work. By participating in this project, you’ll help ensure that this well-loved community resource remains safe, accessible, and sustainable for years to come. Eligibility Requirements:Ages 13+ Youth under 16 must be accompanied by an adult aged 21 or older. Bringing a youth group, or signing up as a family? Please follow this step-by-step guide to register as a team. It’s quick and helps us get all the info we need! Project Difficulty: This project includes tasks at varying levels of difficulty, from easy to moderate to difficult. Please check our difficulty rating criteria here for more details. Physical Considerations: Volunteers will engage in physical tasks such as pushing heavy wheelbarrows, clearing plants, and constructing drainage structures. Be prepared for lifting, pushing, stretching, and rotating throughout the day. Access Factors: Vehicle Access: 2WD Accessible Other Notes: Restroom facilities will be available for volunteers. Program: Public Projects Where You’ll Be:
You don’t have to travel far to connect with nature! The Greenway Trail is located in the heart of Denver county, following the Platte River through some of the city’s most historic areas. This urban trail is a favorite for walkers, cyclists, skaters, and longboarders of all skill levels and is enjoyed year-round. Its central location makes it an important resource supporting the physical, mental, and social health of the Denver community. What You’ll Do:This project is designed specifically to engage teens and their families in meaningful outdoor stewardship! Volunteers will work together to maintain and improve the Greenway Trail by rebuilding the trail tread along a 1-mile stretch, spreading new crusher fine, clearing overgrown plants from the trail corridor, and constructing drainage structures to support better water flow and reduce erosion. You’ll get the chance to meet other teens, learn trail maintenance skills, and make a visible impact on a trail used by thousands of Denver residents. Please bring your own lunch for the day! Why It Matters:The Greenway Trail is an essential part of Denver’s urban landscape, serving as a vital pathway for recreation, exercise, and even commuting. Thousands of people use this trail to walk, jog, bike, or travel to school and work. By participating in this project, you’ll help ensure that this well-loved community resource remains safe, accessible, and sustainable for years to come. Eligibility Requirements:Ages 13+ Youth under 16 must be accompanied by an adult aged 21 or older. Bringing a youth group, or signing up as a family? Please follow this step-by-step guide to register as a team. It’s quick and helps us get all the info we need! Project Difficulty: This project includes tasks at varying levels of difficulty, from easy to moderate to difficult. Please check our difficulty rating criteria here for more details. Physical Considerations: Volunteers will engage in physical tasks such as pushing heavy wheelbarrows, clearing plants, and constructing drainage structures. Be prepared for lifting, pushing, stretching, and rotating throughout the day. Access Factors: Vehicle Access: 2WD Accessible Other Notes: Restroom facilities will be available for volunteers. Program: Public Projects Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Oct 18, 2025 Zip Code: 80238 Allow Groups: Yes |