Route Description
Northwest Parkway begins as a continuation of E-470 westward. Following a stack interchange with Interstate 25, the parkway crosses Huron Street in suburban Broomfield, surrounded by fields. After intersecting Sheridan Parkway the route passes a small pond, followed by an intersection with Lowell Blvd. Near Dillon Road the parkway interchanges with U.S. Route 287 in Lafayette before reentering Broomfield at its west end at 96th Street.
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