This is a great trail with a beautiful river running alongside it the first mile is an easy walk…read morethrough mile two and then becomes moderate and trail starts to narrow and be less traveled by mile three. Then is a great view at mile 4 at 8000 ft elevation. We ran out of time and could not continue any further. It's an amazing trail. I want to thank the previous reviews. This helped us find the trailhead. It's an awesome hike.

This is a very awesome trail that is not very well known by tourists. We stumbled upon it…read moregeocaching and I could not believe that it is not more popular! It's up to a 7.2 mile trail out and back. You can go any distance you chose. I would rate this as a moderate trail. They allow camping after the first five miles of the trail. The end of the seven miles tops out at 10,000 feet. This trail is accessible from May through October. Good parking! We only went a mile up because of a thunderstorm rolling in. It was all along a river! Super beautiful !! I wish I had more time to hike the rest! Can't wait to come back and finish the trail!

We visited Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park on a Wednesday in September, and honestly, I think we…read moremay have discovered one of the best times of year to experience the park. The park's hours were 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and we arrived around 11. Since we were staying at Hotel Glenwood Springs, getting to the park couldn't have been easier. The gondola is conveniently located right near the hotel, so we simply walked over, hopped on, and enjoyed the ride up the mountain. When we reached the top, a thunderstorm moved through the area, so the rides temporarily shut down. Rather than letting that derail our day, we headed over to the Lookout Grille, which turned out to be a great choice.The restaurant has beautiful views and open-air seating, and it was a really nice place to wait out the storm while having lunch. Then we noticed that the timing worked perfectly for the King's Row Cave tour. If you visit Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park, do not skip the cave tour. The tours run at specific times during the day, so check the schedule when you arrive and plan around it. The guides were incredibly knowledgeable and brought the history of the caves to life. You learn some really fascinating things about the geology and history of the caves and about how the entire park developed around them. The caves have a rich history going back to the turn of the 20th century, Understanding that history gave the park a completely different dimension for us, it isn't simply an amusement park sitting on top of a mountain. The caves are the heart of the place. By the time we finished the cave tour, the thunderstorm had passed and the rides were operating again. And this is where visiting on a September Wednesday really paid off. The park was not crowded. My kids were able to ride many of the attractions multiple times without standing in long lines. The cooler fall weather also made a huge difference. There are some steep grades and hills throughout the park, and walking around in the cooler temperatures was so much more comfortable than it would have been on a hot summer day. We didn't leave until the park closed at 5 p.m. Before heading down, we stopped in the gift shop, where we picked up a beautiful embroidered sweatshirt, a really nice mug, a couple of stickers, and some fudge. If you're someone who likes bringing home a souvenir from a trip, the gift shop is definitely worth stopping in. Then we hopped back on the gondola and rode down to our hotel. Don't Write Off Glenwood Caverns in the Fall One thing I would definitely tell people is don't assume Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park is only a summer attraction. In fact, after experiencing it in September, I'm convinced that fall may be one of the best times to go. The weather is cooler, the crowds are lighter, and you can actually enjoy the rides without spending your day standing in lines or getting overheated walking around the mountain. They also have seasonal events coming up, including Oktoberfest, and there are additional holiday events later in the year, so the park continues to offer things to do beyond the traditional summer season. And you don't necessarily have to buy an all-day amusement park pass to enjoy the experience. If you're visiting Glenwood Springs for the hot springs and don't want to spend the entire day at the park, you can purchase the gondola and cave experience separately. At the very least, take the gondola up and do the King's Row Cave tour. It's a completely different experience from the rides and, in my opinion, one of the things that makes Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park special. We purchased the full-day pass because we knew we wanted to spend the whole day there, and I'm really glad we did. We got the caves, the views, the rides, the food, the cooler fall weather, and almost no lines. Our September Wednesday at Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park ended up being one of the highlights of our Glenwood Springs trip and I would absolutely recommend adding it to your itinerary.

We are huge fans of Rock City, Dollywood and Knottsberry farms! Feel they give the real old-school…read moreAmericana/Old Western feel to a trip. This place (at least for me) has been added to the list! Once taking the gondalas to the top of the mountain, you have that great feel, and it seems, never busy. You are able to have a nice family day together - kids can ride the attractions and see the shows as many times as you want! The fairy cave experience was a highlight! I can't rave the place enough honestly. You just have to see it for yourself ... definitely not a miss!

Was a fun park to take the kiddo while we were vacationing in the area. Lots of seating, not much…read moreshade on the playground itself in the morning.

Nice playground. We came by a couple of times to run out my toddler. Good sized basic playground.read more

We had a fun mommy and son day at the Eureka Science Center. So much in fact that this trip was…read morefollowed by a lot of crying because we had to leave. My son played with other kids, lifted weights, flew a spaceship, made bubbles, built things, put a human body back together, and so much more. Kids under 4 are free, and adults are just $8. This place is a little gem for kids of all ages.

First visit to this place. Visited with my three kids ages 8,10,12. My mother and my grandmother…read more We all enjoyed it. It wasn't busy at all on a Friday after lunch. We parked on the street in the shade. Prices were $6-7 depending on age. My mom ended up buying a family annual pass which proved to be a lengthy process. (Fill out form on their laptop, which sent an email to your phone which you had to pay via your phone online). Crazy. We had lots of fun. Some displays were in disrepair and some were broken. It's a lot of very random science-y toys and experiments. Happy to have a place like this in GJ and I would recommend it. There is a gift shop there too.

My daughter loves this place. She has been attending for almost 4 years and has excelled at…read moregymnastics thanks to her hard work, dedication and all the great coaches here. Highly recommend!

I been here a lot for several reasons over the years. They have a kids play area, a huge gymnastics…read morefacility, music, and daycare. The whole place is run very well by people who have been doing it for a long time and love what they do. There is a lot of dedication here, from the staff, the coaches, the gymnasts, and the parents.

The staff here were so nice and my kiddo had a great time. It was nice to have something "just for…read morehim" on our getaway to CB. They've got so many options of types of play (creative art, building, make believe, science) so there is something for every child here!

Literally cannot say enough good things about this place. It is magical for the kiddos and totally…read moretransformed our trip -- especially with the playground being harder to spend long hours at during the winter. Thank you for what you do!

The employees are rude, inconsiderate, and incompetent. Facilities are disgusting. This has got…read moreto be the worst ice rink in Colorado

I am so happy there is a place like Glacier Ice Arena for my preteen to hang out in! There aren't a…read morelot of places for her to socialize with friends, but Glacier offers that...with exercise and fun! This a great place for someone who wants to learn to ice skate or already skates. This is also where the local hockey teams and figure skaters compete. There are public skate times so check the website for those. The cost is inexpensive! $10 for all day skating and skate rental. If you have a newbie on the ice, they have safety cones which slide on the ice with you as you hold on. Easy peasy! The more advance skaters will skate around you. Today, there were more than 50 people all ranging in age from probably 7-60...no joke! The music is great; my daughter and her friends enjoy singing and skating to the beats. They offer food such as pizza, hotdogs, nachos, and chili. There is also ice cream and cocoa. The rental skates are in great condition and the staff was really friendly.

Montrose, indeed, the whole western part of Colorado has been begging for this sort of center for…read moresome time. I'm grateful to those who started it for their ingenuity and entrepreneurship. there's everything from batting cages to inflatable zip line. If you live in Montrose and have young kids, this is a great back-pocket entertainment venue. You may want to keep them in mind for hosting the ankle-biter's birthday parties.

Curiosity Club Birthday Parties…read more*102 feet of inflatable obstacle-zip line- slide course *Cannonball Air Blaster cage *Kid Roller Coaster Track * Batting Cage! *Toddler Playground and Trampoline *Xbox Kinect Station (coming soon) Dunk and Jump Trampoline (coming soon) *Pool and Foosball tables *Shuffleboard Bowling *Scheduled DJ and Laser Tag events *Exploratorium with Virtual and live aquariums, magnet and bubble stations and train station *Wi-Fi! *Food Court

Macks is one of the best places to take your kids in Montrose, and the best way to disappoint them…read moretoo. Not because the facility isn't awesome- it is- but because half the time my kids have asked me if they can go to Macks, their times are accurately listed. There is nothing worse then looking up their open times on their Facebook page, and your kid getting excited, and to show up to find that it is closed. (Even when the posted hours on the door also say it should be open.) Mack's- If you just took care of accurately listing your hours, you'd be an amazing business.

Fun place to stop by and do some pottery. Service is very helpful and knowledgeable! Ambiance is…read morerelaxing and fun! You can bring your own drinks and small snacks. They do host parties or special events. Prices are reasonable! If you are visiting form out of town, they offer to ship the project to your home!

This is an awesome little pottery place downtown. They have a lot of pieces already made for you to…read morepaint. They have a ton of fun classes for adults and children that they have on a pretty regular basis. I have been to do the gnome class where you get to make a gnome out of clay yourself and then paint it. They are super helpful and break things down to a simple level. You'll be suprised at how great your project ends up looking. Friendly place and its so much fun. I look forward to checking out some of their future classes.