I can't begin to express how different this was from your average trail ride. This is not the…read moreboring nose to butt trail ride. You're given a horse to meet your experience. Our wrangler, Heather N. was AMAZING. By far the best we've ever ridden with. She encouraged us, ensured our safety and made the whole ride engaging and fun. We drove two hours for a one hour drive. It was well with it!

I wanted to surprise my wife with a trail ride and they made it work! I called and they got us in…read moresame day! They obviously would prefer booking ahead of time. I appreciated the generosity! We went on a ride with a wrangler, Sean. He was very kind, informative, and patient. The horses, Lil Joe and Mouse, were very well behaved. I never felt out of control. They start you off with a safety video too. My wife and I learned so much from the video. It gave us confidence on the trail. Please go here!

My favorite place to stay in Gould. We arrive late and the hosts had something to do that night so…read morethey made very subtle arrangements for us to get into the cabin and to get the keys. While this place looks very rustic on the outside. They were very modern and neat on the inside. They were by far the cleanest place we have stayed at in the Gould/Walden area and we've been coming up here every summer for 5 years. The hosts are super friendly and took such great care of us. Gerry (with a G) and Millie are quite crafty making purses out of cowboy boots, fur coats, hats, boots, gloves, cell phone cases, clutches and more. The breakfast buffet is served from 7:30-9:00, the website hadn't been updated with the change and said they close breakfast at 10am. We arrived at 9:30 and were quite sad to find the buffet closed, however Gerry and Millie reopened the kitchen and made breakfasts for us! We promised to show up before 9am the next morning and found a buffet of the usual items including several different breads and fruits and breakfast burritos and home made green chili! We came back around 5pm from our adventures and Gerry invited us over to the main building for homemade ice cream! What a treat. Then they shared with us the tools of their trades for the various arts and crafts they produce. Very sweet of them. We stayed in the Bear cabin and it was perfect for 4 of us. It has a queen size bed in a separate bedroom and two twin beds in a loft. The small, but very functional, kitchen included a small fridge, a convection/toaster oven, a microwave, a 2 burner stove and a sink. A great experience... we'll be back next year if not before!

We just spent two nights at this friendly place. We were greeted by Milly and her tiny dog, Toto!…read moreThis place looks very rustic and the grounds are kept in their natural state. Milly walked us over to our cabin , The Wild Rose, and even found something for us to stabilize our kickstand on our motorcycle. Just a few minutes later, her husband Jerry stopped by to introduce himself. They are very nice people and greats hosts and cooks! Breakfast is included and cooked hot and fresh when you come in. There is also fruit, cereal and pastries. You can add supper to your stay by just letting them know the day before. There is not a menu, this is more of a bed and breakfast situation. Trust me though, the meals will not disappoint. ! Ours was a melt in your mouth steak cooked exactly how we wanted it. Served with bread, salad, potato, corn and cheesecake with fresh peaches! Our cabin was spotless and so comfortable. We enjoyed time on the screened in porch. We saw moose and deer by the pond located just steps from the cabins. They also provide fishing poles if you want to fish their pond. There is so much more to say but I encourage you to check it out on your own. If you are looking for peace, quiet and beauty, this is the place! Please note that our cell service was very spotty. That is actually a relief for us but the main office does offer wifi if you need to be more in touch! You need to visit Milly, Jerry and Toto!

We needed a place to stay for the night after getting stuck in a blizzard and they were super…read moreaccommodating and took us in very last minute. Warm and cozy atmosphere and had everything we needed. Perfect!

Note: I only ate at the River Rock Cafe for lunch, didn't stay for the night…read more Quality: The Ruben Sandwich I had was "Not Great, Not Terrible" tasted fresh but definitely had a "Canned" quality too it. Was with my daughter at the time, she had the Chili Burger with no complaints. Also felt a bit lacking with the number of Onion Rings I got. Service: Very on the ball, drink refills were very prompt :-) very friendly. Prices: Fairly cheap, honestly I might have paid a few bucks more for a better quality Ruben. In short: Would do again, may wanna up the quality game a tad though.

Everything was great ! Wonderful location . Great staff... was for our anniversary - will def be…read moreback

Nestled right along the Fall River, this place surprised me. When I say right along the River I…read moremean within 20 feet! The sound is soothing and there are multiple fire pits the length of the inn (s'mores from 6-9 and everything is provided free of charge). We had a king room w/fireplace and it was large, clean, and well appointed. The bathroom was large as well. It was an easy walk to downtown and all the eclectic shops. The inn staff were pleasant and accommodating. Breakfast was continental, and as continental goes, was nothing worth mentioning. All in all, we loved the place!

Beautiful place to camp. Friendly staff. I will be back. It's quiet, on the river, and you can…read morecatch fish. Close to lots of motorcycle riding and hiking.

I got caught in a snow storm and couldn't drive. Stumbled into this hidden gem and they welcomed me…read morelike family. Incredible experience. I will absolutely go out of my way to return. Glad I got snowed in!

Juanita is the hardest working woman around. She does everything herself including wonderful…read morebreakfast in the morning. Had a hike very early in the morning and she had breakfast set out for us! Thank you so much for the wonderful time.

Great place. Very spacious rooms. Has a huge Spa tub. I would recommend getting the spa room down…read moreby the river. You can sit out on your balcony and enjoy coffee with a bubbling Brook in the background. It has been recently updated. Very fresh and clean. Highly recommend.

My wife and I spent our 40th anniversary at Aspen Winds. This is our second time there, and all we…read morecan say is AMAZING. Our room was absolutely perfect, I had some extras there for my wife as a surprise for her, and they hit it out of the park. The staff there is beyond friendly. They made us feel welcome soon as we checked in. Words cannot describe Aspen Winds, the views, the wildlife, the river. Absolutely amazing is the best way to describe it. If you are ever in Estes Park and want a place to relax, this is the place. We will definitely stay there again

To start, the area in which these cabins are located is beautiful. The cabins are set along the…read moreCache la Poudre river, and because of that, there are many activities to do in and around the area, including whitewater rafting, fishing, and camping. The maintenance man, Steven, was friendly and kind. However, the same cannot be said for some other staff. One member of my family went up to the store on site, and asked for more towels, because they only had four towels in their cabin that sleeps six. She was rudely told that all cabins only get four towels, and that she would have to pay to get any extras. As for our cabin, it had seen better days. The stair treads were held in with two screws and staples, the toilet was not solidly mounted to the floor, and the master bed's springs were collapsed, turning the bed into a bowl. The general maintenance regime of the place could be described as "layering new skin over broken bones". My grandfather sat down on one of the picnic tables, only to have the rear seat board break in two. Meanwhile, some rather ratty looking tables were being repainted. Quite literally, new skin on broken bones. The cabin had no air conditioning or heater, which isn't too bad, and frankly, neither of those units would fit in this ~400 square foot cabin. In summary, the scenery and the outdoors were nice, but the cabins were generally falling apart, with a few exceptions. I don't think we're coming back.

Stayed here and love it! Great cabins, great location, great amenities, very clean, great price,…read moreand professional, very friendly and helpful staff. Plus, they have a store (and a liquor store) that's open every day - and reasonably priced if you consider where they're located. Will definitely be back. They do have wifi (kind of slow). But we're in Poudre Canyon! We're not here for internet - deal with it, go outside and have fun. Maybe go geocaching - -- that's the Amish Pokemon Go. Tons of absolute fun geocaches, make your day hikes mean something. Some wacko-bird, overly-entitled customer was running around ranting about flies and smell, lack of valet service, and cellphone signal (they do have a pay phone - how cute!). All I noticed was the smell followed her as did the flies. Later on she was eaten by a bear, so thankfully we didn't have to listen to her or smell her anymore.