Do NOT use Waze to get here. You will end up in the movie The Hills Have Eyes. I used Waze…read morethinking that it had never let me down before. Ugh It took me to a back entrance to the park which I never found. I ended up on some guy's property who came running out yelling at me. Asking me if I was using GPS and that I needed to contact Google and let them know that wasn't a road. It was really odd though because then he said he wouldn't take my car on that road to get there. So was there a road? Who knows. I had to back track to Aspen to get my GPS signal back. When I got back home to the Springs and re-looked at the way Waze was taking me for some reason it wasn't seeing the dirt road to enter the park on the North Side only the dirt road to get to the park on the South Side. I should've printed a map... I know. I did look at a map when I got to the camp site that someone I was meeting had and sure enough there is a dirt road on the backside. The park was pretty nice. There is a small lake and nice hikes. Camping was nice as well. I rented a paddle board which was $25 for 4 hours. You can also rent one for the whole day too. There are only 2 paddle boards. Bathrooms have light from solar panels which turn off at 10pm. Showers are coin operated so bring change.

This park is absolutely wonderful, I have been exploring this area since the late 80's. So many…read morerecreational opportunities. Growth is inevitable in the valley and I would rather see it run by the state park service than get abused by rationalization. I was there recently to update my hunting and fishing licenses and was impressed by the professionalism. Abby was kind, knowledgeable, and thorough during the process, Thank you Abby! The information center and store is the best I have seen in the entire state. No question I will be coming here for years to come!

Beautiful park! Large, covered picnic area. Delightful playground that the kids loved. Very, very…read morebusy. The bathrooms were clean and had soap. Came here two days in a row on our trip. Bring a rain jacket if you come on a summer afternoon.

Ok, wow this park is outstanding. I love what a wonderful job they did making the playground…read moreequipment in theme with the location. There are different types of trout, river rocks, and logs. We stayed in Breckenridge for a three day weekend and hit up this park all three days. Another great thing about this park is that you're right on Blue River walking path so you can enjoy walking along the path afterwards.

Trail & Experience: Hanging Lake Trail is absolutely…read morebeautiful! It's definitely an uphill challenge, but so worth it. The trail is easier to go down than up, but the workout is worth every step for the stunning views at the top. Atmosphere : Going around sunrise is perfect. The sun isn't beating down on you. Plus the whole area feels peaceful and refreshing. The lake itself is stunning and truly worth the hike. Service: Rangers were super nice and helpful. Parking is easy to find, and GPS takes you directly there. You do need a permit $12 per person and timeslots fill up quickly, especially early in the morning, so plan ahead. Tips : Dogs are not allowed. Go early for cooler temps and smaller crowds. Bring water and good shoes the uphill is a workout! If you're in Glenwood, this hike is a must!

Whether you go snow shoeing hiking like a normie. This trail has changed and evolved so much that…read moreevery time I hike it I find new features new things and more challenges. It's a strong standing testimony that nature is forever wild and we are just the visitors Mother Nature allow. Enjoy the photos. NO YOU CANT SWIM IN HANGING LAKE! Do not be a bum and touch the water or get into it it's to be respected and enjoyed.

Good getaway from the usual. Nottingham Park is a nice place to center outdoor, non-slopeside civic…read moreengagement -- with a library, playground, and sledding, when the temperatures cool in the winter. Compared to other activities in the area, it feels like a four-star outing, but compared to parks of the world, it is certainly five star. So, five stars in generality.

Initial impression soured my experience MINUTES upon walking through security from (several)…read moredifferent entitled young girl groups who would walk right into you if you didn't get out of their way. Lots of other people also didn't seem to care or be aware of other people's presence. The general demographic here was definitely not my scene. Though middle aged to older population seemed kind and genuine. Drink prices are to be expected but food trucks are a little overpriced. Recommend finding food and a spot to sit earlier in the evening--lines for food are crazy near and after sunset. Expect to stand in line for 15+ minutes. Concert opener and headliners were pretty good considering technical difficulties. Employees were stationed at all trash receptors to ensure trash, food and recycling were allocated into the correct bins--that was neat to see! I hadn't ever experienced that.

Outdoor park offers something for all ages: rock climbing, basketball, large grassy area, but most…read moreunique is a Pump Track, where bike riders of all sizes are encouraged to not peddle, but use gravity to circumvent the course. Lots of shade too

I love this park! From the sled hills to the frequent events happening here. It's such a beautiful…read morearea to visit with family and without. I'm always here with my kids :)

Cute little park in the heart of Aspen. Nice for dog-walking or a picnic. The squirrels and pigeons…read moreare cordial. Named for the great Walter Paepcke.

"Cover up, rain down "We wept on the edge of this town…read more"It's all I want it's all we want tonight" --------------------------------------------------­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­----------------------- Three-second review: It's a park. There's a gazebo. No restrooms. --------------------------------------------------­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­----------------------- Complete review: The park sits on an one block parcel on Main Street in between Aspen and Garmisch streets. It features an iconic gazebo, a bust of a Nobel Prize laureate, and notably has no restrooms at all (except during special events: porta-johns and janes). The grass is green and the people are friendly. There is a good coffee shop -- if you're into that -- a few steps away; there is a church -- if you're in need of that -- a block away; and, nice people everywhere. Everywhere. In terms of my specific first-hand experiences here, we were here for a special event. There were plenty of well-serviced porta-johns and janes and hand-washing stations. I found the water fountains (or bubblers, if you're from Boston) and made use of them. It rained a lil', I think. It was beautiful. --------------------------------------------------­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­----------------------- Rating: Four-stars, "Yay! I'm a fan."

Great park just a 5 minute drive from the Glenwood Hot Springs Pool. The playground equipment is in…read moregood condition and there is plenty of shade so that the playground is accessible even in the heat of the day. There are plenty of people fly fishing along this stretch, and the morning fishermen that we saw had regular success. There is a decent amount of parking and also a volleyball net and court.

Beautiful park with a nice walking path close to the river that is not too long and not too short.read more

I love coming here when I want to get away from the city and have a truly relaxing night or two. It…read moreis typically quiet, dark and can be very romantic. I personally love coming when it's snowing or when there is snow on the ground. In a clear night, you get the best view of the stars and sky. It's a hop skip and jump from Denver for a quick getaway, so I'm frequently here. There is no NO phone service, and please if coming in at night keep flashlights down to the ground as clothing is optional.

Strawberry Hot Spring's is about 9 miles from where we are staying in Steamboat Springs... The last…read more2 miles of the road is not paved... beautiful forest and creeks along the way... the springs are something to see... as it goes cold... warm... and warmer.... Cash only... no food or drinks allowed inside.

One of the more larger parks accommodating many sporting events such as baseball, football, soccer,…read moreand lacrosse as well festivals during the spring, summer, and fall seasons. There are a few areas that has covering where you can have a barbecue with tables and benches. This place also has a nice well equipped playground for children 4-10 years old. A favorite of our daughters. The fields are well maintained as well as the facilities and ample free parking, even during major events such as the Summerfest Balloon Bash. Surrounding the park there are walking and bike paths with a river nearby should you decide to try your luck at fishing. Whether, if you looking for a nice place to walk, bike, run, or have a picnic, Crown Mountain Park is always a good option.

Nice little park right off 82 in El Jebel. Nice walking trail, rock climbing wall, basketball…read morecourts, and a playground for the younguns. I was only in town for 24 hours, I didn't have hiking boots or tevas. Plus it was overcast and windy. So this park gave us the opportunity to get outside, walk around. Plus I was the only one to make it to the top of the rock wall. Which says nothing about my athletic abilities, but says a lot about how athletically lame my companions were!

This is a little local gem! We were staying in Colorado Springs and drove the Breckenridge for the…read moreday. Our kiddos wanted to sled somewhere and this is a perfect spot! They have a beautiful dog park attached. There are tables under the pavilion for the ones watching their family sled. The bathrooms are clean for being at a public facility. They do have a small shed with sleds for anyone that needs them. I would suggest to take your own though if it's busy. The only thing I would suggest is a hot chocolate/coffee truck selling hot drinks.

Great views at this park, nice trails too. Has pickleball, playground, tennis, and trails. Short…read morewalk from the Marriott!