Beautiful trail. Great views. There is a trail area and an off leash dog park area. Parking lot is…read moresmall.

Amazing classic view of Boulder, as you arrive by car from Denver metro area. It can be beautiful…read moreon a blue sky day but you can also see to the continental divide. Today the high winds up there swirled snow and clouds almost vertically. To the right in this view is Longs Peak in RMNP. To the left is the Indian Peaks Wilderness area due west of Boulder. You might not use this this approach to Boulder on a weekday commute in when it will likely be bumper to bumper going very slow for several miles. And a bit dangerous with snow and ice and high winds at ground level. But on a beautiful clear dry winter day, it is classic and how so many people see Boulder for the very first time.

Beautiful hike! Went at the end of April so it was a little icey, but the views were spectacular!…read more I would definitely return and do the trail.

Fantastic trail. A little muddy today but nothing we couldn't deal with wearing hiking shoes…read more Absolutely no steep uphills or downhills. Dogs everywhere but all on leash. Also a lot of bikes on the trail, but very friendly and courteous. views were amazing. Most of the Mountain views were in the distance. Plenty of meadows and wildflowers. Public bathrooms at the beginning.

The South Boulder Creek Trail is a beautiful,easy, flat, gravel trail that traverses the sprawling…read morelush green meadows of south Boulder. The west trail head can be found at the intersection of Highway 93 and Eldorado Springs Drive. This trail connects up to many other trails within the Boulder trails network, such as the Bobolink trail and many others. I didnt see any parking other than along the street by the entrance gate, but this trail run into other trailheads that offer small but free parking lots.

So much fun. So beautiful up here. We had so much fun. So many spots to sit and relax. Rafting…read morelooked fun, we shall try it next time. Is a must go and experience place. We loved it. Take a picnic with you and spend the day.

One of our favorite trails to ride bikes, though you can also walk or jog. Wide, well groomed…read morepaths or some concrete. There is also a single track for more adventurous mountain bikers. Not only are the views beautiful any time of year, but for this over 50, novice mountain biker the mostly flat with some rolling "hills" is a perfect workout, with some challenge. My family of 3, including a teen boy who loved riding the single track, we rode 11 miles. For me too much not having rode in a long time, but will definietly return. Easy, wide for me, and husband and son can do the single track or ride ahead when I am too slow. Lol. Coming from Firestone, there are many areas to park and enter trail along the way, so routes are numerous for those of us easily bored doing the same thing over and over. Oh...final thought. Yes you can walk your dog, and poop bags all along the way, but sad to see so many don't bother to actually use them

This trail is very short and unkempt. It does go along some soccer fields and other playgrounds…read more Frankly, it was sketchy with evidence of homeless people. Don't get me wrong! I think the homeless deserve a place to rest, but let's protect our children in a park!

Es dificil a veces saber a donde ir o que llevar cuando tienes ganas de viajar. Viajes Colorado me…read moredio una experiencia magica. No me tuve que preocupar de nada, llevaban ellos equipo, sabian las mejores zonas, tomaron las mejores fotos, me llevaron por excelente comida. Una experiencia relajante y aventurera que 100% recomiendo.

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Passed by this TH on my way to Lafayette and decided to give it a try. It has a unique view with…read morethe reservoir and meadow with the mountains in the background. I did not bring my phone because the trail is a little over a mile, so did not capture the full beauty. Ironically, it is man's intervention which makes it look natural. There is ugly metal fencing bordering the creek, reservoir, and farm land. In part to contain invasive species. From a distance, it does not mar the view. It is odd that people were swimming in the reservoir, and it is clearly bordering private land. Sadly, it does not look like there is public access. I visited after work, and when I headed back to my car the lot was completely full. I was the only person without a dog. It has become the local dog park. Probably because of the fencing, and it is very flat so Fido can be spotted from afar. The beginning of the trail has powerlines, but when you reach the loop it opens up and very sunny. Glad I stopped but probably won't return because it is so short.

I wanted to go to the beach at dry creek however access is only for locals I assume we we couldn't…read moreget it. We then looked for the trail where dogs could walk off leash but there was no access to the lake. We did fine a little water flow that was perfect to refresh.

Love this little dog park in Broomfield! It's very close to the mall, so it's easy to fit a visit…read morein with some shopping and dining. It's off the beaten path and fairly quiet. I love the location, alongside a marshy area with lots of light, fresh plants and shade. There's a nice short loop to walk, and some facilities around as well. The other dogs were friendly and my dog had fun walking around the path. There was a bit of water around but that's usually normal after snow. Great stop for a quick break or play time!

This was an error: These photos are to Morse Park in Wheat Ridge/Lakewood CO…read moreA beautiful park opened from 5AM till 11PM daily Children's area is huge, night lite tennis courts, 2 huge parks for baseball, picnics, fire pits, a new volley ball area, covered seating with two massive areas to park

RE: Full day tour of Rocky Mountain National Park with guide Christine. Two adults, an 11 year old,…read moreand a 7 year old child. Wonderful tour with a fantastic guide! Christine was very patient with all the questions from my 7 year old. We saw elk, moose, and several other animals, Christine was very knowledgeable. There were many stops in varying places. The bus was comfortable with large viewing windows, and Christine had a microphone connected to the bus audio system, so we could all hear. She was very good about repeating questions into the microphone, so we were all looped into the conversation. The only part of the tour that I thought was underwhelming was the stop at Estes Park. I know some people like to look at knick-knacks in tourist towns, but I would have been happy to skip it. It was only an hour.

Great 1/2 day adventure on a Holiday weekend!! This was definitely the highlight of our Denver…read moretrip!! Jorge was phenomenal!! Everything from pick up to drop off! We arrived at Union Station and were whisked off to Red Rock. He was ensuring that we made it before the area closed for a pm symphony. His knowledge of the area and history were impressive. We had a Naturalist on the trip and she seemed to try and stump him ..... lol but failed. Anyway he was so prepared-- he had waters, ginger, snacks, rain gear, extra coats etc. He was so helpful in many ways. He kept reminding us to hydrate. We thoroughly enjoyed Echo Lake, Juniper trail pit stop for pics and Evergreen! Honestly Jorge is the Gem!!! I would highly recommend this trip and if I'm ever in the area again will book with them again!!!

Open Space field with connecting trails along the front range fields all the way to Marshall Mesa…read more Also green tag area for dogs! Often cattle out so have to navigate through the prairie dogs, cows & coyote out at dusk.

This review is for the Lost Gulch family overlook, it's located in the open space and mountain…read moreparks. We went for the sunset view, it's easy walk from the car park. The sunset view was beautiful and it got colder after the sun set.

2021-09-03. Lost Gulch Overlook. Boulder, CO…read more A short scenic drive up the mountain will take you to several lookout spots that offer scenic views of the Colorado landscape. See the mountains during the day or the lights of the city by night. The road is completely paved, but narrow for 2 lanes in some spots. Wind up the switchbacks and feel the change in air pressure as your ears pop. The lookout points are part of the Boulder City Open Space and Mountain park, so if your vehicle is not registered in Boulder County you will need to purchase a parking permit for the parking spaces at these lookout points. Daily permits are only $5 and can be purchased online at bit.ly/parkosmp. There are also pay envelopes and drop boxes if you'd rather pay in cash. It's an honor system and the funds go to the upkeep of the areas. The place isn't as well known, so it's much less touristy, and there are no massive crowds to compete with. Worth the short drive out of Boulder if you're in the area. 4 stars! If You would like to experience more, come dine-with-me.yelp.com I'd love to have your company... Bon Appétit!