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How to explore Denver Zoo’s habitats

Denver Zoo’s loop links primates, predators and elephants across an outdoor campus in City Park. Its habitats differ in how they let you watch animals move.

How to explore Denver Zoo’s habitats

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Primate Panorama uses tall mesh spaces that allow climbing, while Predator Ridge was designed so predators can rotate through areas and encounter each other’s scents. Elephant Passage also uses multiple areas. Looking at those layouts reveals how the zoo builds activity into a visit, even when a particular animal is out of view.

What to look for

  • Primate Panorama emphasizes vertical climbing space.
  • Predator Ridge uses rotating habitat areas.
  • Elephant Passage is divided into multiple animal areas.

Useful to know

  • Use the loop as a framework and choose a few priority habitats before walking the full campus.
  • Check the current map and daily animal schedule; species and viewing areas can change.

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