What you Should Know About Aurora’s High Point Neighborhood

Second Creek Elementary School

Otho E. Stuart Middle School

Denver School of Science and Technology

Prairie View High School

High Point Academy – High Point Academy opened in 2006 and serves kindergarten through 8th grade. High Point puts an emphasis on math, science, technology, and wellness.

Denver International Airport – Because it’s located off DIA’s main thoroughfare of Pena Boulevard, High Point is the perfect neighborhood for frequent flyers. High Point residents can take a shuttle or bus to be at DIA within 10 minutes without paying for parking.

Denver RTD Services – Even if your job is in Denver or further, you don’t have to commute on your own thanks to Denver’s public bus and light rail services. High Point residents are only five minutes from the 61st and Pena light rail station which can take residents from High Point to Union Station in Denver in only a few minutes. There are several bus lines that serve a variety of destinations available in and around High Point.

Trails and Open Space – High Point developers know homeowners want to enjoy Colorado’s 300 days of sunshine, which is why High Point was developed with plenty of outdoor opportunities. High Point is anchored by the 5-acre Grove Park which features a playing field, playground, and the popular Grove Pool and Cabana for cooling off on Colorado’s warmest days. Residents also have full access to the Second Creek regional trail system that runs in and out of High Point. Developers are planning an additional 200 acres of parks and open space on top of 13 more miles of hiking and biking trails.

Gaylord Rockies Resort and Convention Center – Anyone traveling to meet you or needing a place to stay nearby has a great choice at the Gaylord Rockies Resort and Convention Center. Your guests could theoretically fly into Denver, pack their bags into their room, and meet you for coffee within thirty minutes, something you just can’t get in the rest of the Denver metro area. High Point residents can also take advantage of numerous Gaylord amenities including the lazy river, pools, full-service spa, shopping, and eight unique restaurants. Living at High Point gives you your own bed, but all the fun amenities of a 5-star resort directly in your backyard.

High Point’s Public Art Program – High Point’s innovative public art program let’s art and exhibitions permeate the neighborhood for a unique sense of charm. The goal of the program is to let High Point residents enjoy, appreciate, and experience artwork in many ways. The first installation, the Three Feathers in Grove Park, alludes to the eagles that fly over High Point today. The installation is both a work of art and climbable for the little ones.