Park Map & Accessibility

A barrier-free entrance to Four Mile Historic Park is located at the main entrance of the Grant Family Education Center. The doors are fully accessible with push-button entry.

The terrain of the Park is rugged, with dusty dirt paths and uneven terrain, and may require heavy-duty wheelchairs or strollers for easier mobility. Please keep this in mind when choosing footwear for the Park: sandals and open-toed shoes are not recommended. Some of the Park’s pathways are historic boardwalks, made of wood, some of which have railings. Due to the historic nature of the Four Mile House Museum, it is limitedly accessible – there is a single step to access the first floor of the log house, with three more steps to access the brick addition. Unfortunately, there is no elevator for access to the attic or basement. For more information or to schedule a custom tour, please call 720-865-0800.

A variety of sensory tools are available for guests to borrow at the front desk. Please visit the desk to borrow one or more of these items. Please note: sensory items are offered on a first-come, first-served basis, are available in limited quantities, and must be returned to the desk at the end of your visit. Four Mile Historic Park has partnered with Kulture City to provide quality sensory tools to visitors.

Restrooms are located in the Grant Family Education Center and Gate House at Four Mile Historic Park. All of these locations are wheelchair accessible. Men’s and women’s restrooms within the Grant Family Education Center have baby-changing stations. The restrooms in the Gate House and the Bee House are gender neutral. There is also a gender neutral restroom available in the Grant Family Education Center, upon request. Please note: restrooms are only available for guests of the Park and Four Mile members.