The holidays are over and you’re left with your Christmas tree. Drop your tree off at these places!
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but unfortunately, the holidays are over. As if being left with too many cookies to ruin your new year's resolution wasn’t bad enough, you’re also left with your bare Christmas tree. The cookies are probably pretty easy to polish off (before January 1st, of course) but the tree isn’t as easy and enjoyable. Luckily for you, I have found places around Denver that will take your Christmas tree off of your hands and recycle it so you won’t have to deal with it.1.Denver
Denver is offering a curbside tree pick up on January 7th-8th and 14th and 15th. Make sure it is out no later than 7 am on that Saturday and have all decorations removed. The tree will be picked up Saturday or Sunday! Do not put the tree in a bag. For more information, click here!2.Aurora
There are three Christmas tree drop off locations: Olympic Park, Saddle Rock Golf Course, and Del Mar Park. You have until January 9th to drop off your tree! Free mulch will be handed out. Receive more information here!3.Highlands Ranch
Drop your tree off at Dad Clark Park, Toepfer Park, Redstone Park, and Highland Heritage Regional Park until January 15th.4.Parker
Drop your tree off at east paved Salisbury Park ballfields parking lot until January 22nd. Drop off hours are from 6am-11pm.5.Lakewood
Drop your tree off at Lakewood’s Greenhouse at 9556 W. Yale Ave. Mulch is available upon request! Dropping off your tree is free to all Lakewood residents.6.Adams County
Drop your tree off at Adams County Regional Park to be recycled through Monday, January 16th.7.Westminster
Drop your tree off at City Park Fitness Center at 10475 Sheridan Blvd.
If you don’t find your city on this list, feel free to visit your city or county’s website for more information.
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