
One of the best things about Black Hawk is how easy it is to get around. With dining, shopping, gaming, entertainment, history and outdoor recreation concentrated within a compact mountain community, you can spend less time getting from place to place — and more time discovering what Black Hawk has to offer.

Driving to Black Hawk? You’ll find ample free parking throughout the City, including free parking near Black Hawk’s casinos, along with public and limited street parking.
Once you arrive, leave the car behind for a while and explore. Walk historic Gregory Street and the HARD District, discover gaming, dining and entertainment along Main Street in the GOLD District, or head up Gregory Hill to experience Artisans’ Point.

Black Hawk’s three distinct districts offer different ways to experience the City:
Together, they make it easy to build your own Black Hawk itinerary — whether you’re here for a few hours, a full day or an entire weekend.

Leave the car parked and explore Black Hawk aboard the free Black Hawk Shuttle. Operating seven days a week, the ADA-accessible shuttle travels along Main Street and Gregory Street, with 16 convenient stops throughout the City. GPS tracking at each stop makes it easy to see when your next ride is coming.

Black Hawk is easily accessible by car from the Denver metro area, Boulder and other Front Range communities, with a scenic mountain drive that becomes part of the experience.
Before heading into the mountains, check current road and traffic conditions at COtrip.org to help plan your trip.

Leave the driving behind and enjoy an easy ride to Black Hawk with CasinoShuttle.com. Daily shuttle service is available from Arvada, Aurora and Lakewood, with convenient drop-offs at multiple locations throughout Black Hawk. Park, ride and arrive ready to explore!
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