A local favorite. Unique, recently redone park. The pavilion provides a nice indoor space for…read moresmaller to medium sized gatherings.

What a beautiful, large wooden park! Similar to the one in Georgetown, it's like a big treehouse…read morewith multiple sections to play in. Park looks new and clean. Fun and areas sized for little and big kids. I posted pictures.

Beautiful park with both covered and uncovered picnic tables, lots of grass and several sports…read morefields. I had lunch here and it was great. Parking on the side

Great little place in Carbondale to workout and exercise. We came here to rent some ice skates for…read morethe day. They had a good selection of sizes and options. Their rental rates were reasonable and cheap. They have a basketball court, workout room, clean bathrooms and a nice outdoor park. Very quaint and comfortable.

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.

Such a beautiful end to a straight up hike! We loved seeing hanging lake , it was smaller in person…read more but just as spectacular. The trail is very clear, it's basically stairs going up for the 1.3 miles - 8 bridges total. I wouldn't go on a weekend or holiday or really any time other than off times - because even then, it was busy and hard to navigate around groups with such a narrow trail. There is a sprouting rock trail to the left of the hanging lake with a small trail leading to another waterfall coming straight out of the mountain. Overall, you can see why it is so busy - oh also, you have to have a parking reservation so make sure you sign up ahead

We stumbled on this trail by accident, but I'm glad we did. This is an out and back trail with easy…read moreaccess from Snowmass Village. From the Snowmass mall the out and back trail was just under 4 miles with ~700 ft elevation gain. This was not a particularly difficult trail, but does have a fair bit of climb. The view from the top is great! The trail is dog friendly and I believe they are supposed to be on leash, but there were many that were off leash.

I have never even heard anyone mention the Rim Trail, but as my friend and I were hiking the Nature…read moreTrail, we ran into it. This Rim Trail South hike is GORGEOUS, and everyone should do it. There are multiple access points for the trail, as you can get to it via the Nature Trail/Rim Trail South Connector, Rim Trail North or a parking lot. The signage is very clear as well. The trail is a rolling single track with some switchbacks, but I found it to be fairly easy to moderate at points. There are lots of trees and wild flowers, and the views from the west of Snowmass are so amazing. We did the hike on a cloudy day, and it was perfect. It could get really hot otherwise, and we actually walked through the clouds with the rainy weather. Rim Trail South is 3.8 miles with about a 550 feet increase in elevation and then turns into Rim Trail North, but we decided to turn around at that point. Dogs are welcome, and bikers are too. There was a lot of foot traffic at 8 AM on a cloudy/rainy Friday so I would imagine it gets very popular on a nice day. This is a hike that is not to be missed!!!

I was part of a small group that did a full day trip with Glenwood Canyon Rafting last Saturday…read more Although I'd been canoeing in whitewater rivers many times I hadn't ever been rafting, not sure why it just hadn't worked out. After arriving in the morning we were outfitted with PFD's and helmets, then given a good talk about safety. Next we jumped on a bus headed up Glenwood Canyon to the Shoshone exit, about 10 miles up river from where we started. By far, the best part of the day was the first half hour or so. Lots of action right from the jump, and lots of me wandering why in the hell I hadn't done this before! There was a good deal of paddling to do in that first part, but it was way more fun than effort. Since we only had 5 in our group we were able to go out on the 14 footer instead of one of the bigger 16 foot rafts like the others on our bus. This let us go through a couple things they couldn't, and overall offered a little more exciting ride. After the first bit it was mostly a float trip with only a few spots for paddling. This allowed our great guide Otto to regale us with tales about the river, the area around it, and the people that work on it. Along with a few other choice stories that you'll have to get from him sometime, if you're lucky enough to get him as your guide too. After 10 miles on the river we arrived back to the boathouse and had lunch, which comes with the full day trip. It was WAY better than anyone in our group thought it would be. Burgers, hot dogs, chicken, and pulled pork with all the fixin's. Water and lemonade were included but if you wanted a pop or a beer they had them available for purchase inside. After lunch it was back on the river for a very chill 7 miles of mostly floating. The only wrinkle we hit was some fairly hard rainfall, which did soak us pretty good but didn't dampen our experience one bit.

Definitely a fan. Everyone at GCR was friendly and knowledgeable. Our guide, Otto, was way cool -…read moretotally engaging and fun. We did the full day trip - lunch was awesome and even though I accidentally hijacked our guide's lemonade he let me back in the boat :) It wasn't too "rapid-y" when we went, but it was August and toward the end of the season. There were still some class IIIs that were pretty good. Everyone had a great time and our one first-time rafter felt super safe. I'd recommend these guys for sure.

"Enjoy this 7.8-mile out-and-back trail near Basalt, Colorado. Generally considered a moderately…read morechallenging route, it takes an average of 3 h 56 min to complete. This is a very popular area for hiking, horseback riding, and mountain biking, so you'll likely encounter other people while exploring. The best times to visit this trail are June through October. Dogs are welcome, but must be on a leash Thomas Lakes trail is one of the prettiest hikes in the area, and rewards hikers with some spectacular views and some gorgeous woodland. This hike isn't overly brutal, but does provide hikers with some steeper sections, so proper footwear is a must, and all visitors should expect a long day hike with some challenging distance." 1. there is a dirt lot at the trail head with multiple parking spots. 2. There is a bathroom at the trailhead. There is not however trash cans or dog poop bags. 3. Cows graze off the trail so if you hear something bigger it is possibly a cow. 4. If you are backpacking, it does say a bear canister is required. 5. The road up to the trail especially the last few miles is a little rough the trail i felt like was a gradual climb to get to the lakes. Wildflowers are popping right now! Many beautiful views along the way. The lakes are lovely! Great views of sopris.

The first time we were to play , it was twilight and a mens group was supposed to go out at the…read moresame time. The starter was no where to be found and we were told to go off at the back nine. Very disorganized. The inside grill . The staff is somewhat rude and when I asked for cream in my coffee. I felt like as if she had to go milk the cow. The other Mis hap was when we asked for ice for our cart cooler. we were told to get extra ice from the golf assistants and they told us to get from the grill or another cart. Very disorganized club. However, The course is beautiful and I would play it again.

They advertise the grill to close at 6pm but for the past 2 months I've been here on the daily they…read moreare closing at 5:25pm and they still won't change anything after many complaints. It really interrupts the process of playing when you have to go into town for food and a drink. Go to Eagle Vail or Gypsum golf club if you guys want friendly and inviting service :) sorry EVR you guys are going downhill