YIKES - not just messy, dirty women's bathroom. No TP, sinks tick. (though hot water was hot and…read morethey did have paper hand towels. The kinda filmy dirty like it's not been touched in years accept floors washed every so often with dirty water and mop. The store is the same. I could be wrong on the following but it seems the attached McDonalds offers this station's bathrooms to customers. Several times a year we pass Idaho Springs. Some good food if you go into the town rather than the frontage road area. Typically do not need gas and this has been eye opening. I can appreciate in winter with all the skier traffic the floors and bathrooms can get beat up It's July. Lordy. They have given up.

Right off highway mcds attached, customer service great. Restrooms clean,friendly employees willing…read moreto help with anything they can.

Before Buc-ee's and Maverik turned every road trip into a full-blown gas station experience, we had…read morethe Squatch Store! This place had everything you needed: decent snacks, a hot griddle, and enough Bigfoot swag to make you wonder if Sasquatch himself was running the register. It's a fun little roadside stop with a lot of character. No giant beaver statues or fancy travel center vibes, just good old-fashioned snacks, food, and a whole lot of Bigfoot. A true hidden gem from the days before every gas station became a destination!

Super cute store this place has some great burritos but they are not always available…read more Staff is super nice too and it's fun for kids to come take pictures. 10/10 will always come pump gas here and maybe I'll get lucky and get a ritto. Usually mornings are when the food is hot and ready but they will have some hot and ready snackie snacks if you come later too ****edit**** Came back the next day and got my ritto!!!!

I always stop at this station going to and from the mountains for years. Ladies restroom is always…read moreimmaculate. Handy location right off the Mt. Evans exit. I recently stopped on Thanksgiving Day. I was not sure if they would be open, but yes, they were! A special shout out to Shawn, who opened the station to accommodate holiday travelers. He is so polite and helpful. It's a pleasure to do business there, and I wouldn't go anywhere else. Great little station.

Perfect place to stop on way to Denver airport. Clean bathroom and Mike is kind and helpfulread more

Great service provided by Warner at Scorpion Towing. Very friendly and sociable. Made a…read morefrustrating day much better!

So my partner and I broke down on I-70, about fifteen miles west of Idaho Springs, and called AAA…read more Triple-A called Scorpion and they accepted the tow but said that, due to other jobs they'd been called out on, we'd have to wait in the car at the side of the Interstate for 90 to 120 minutes. Well, we weren't thrilled, but we get it: we were in the middle of nowhere, it was evening on a weekend, and it happened to be busy. So we sat down to wait. And we waited. And waited. And when we tried to check in with Scorpion two and a half hours later, no one picked up the phone. So we called AAA again, who contacted the driver eventually, who turned out to have taken some other job and driven all the way out to Rifle or some damn place. It would have been basic human decency to take the tows in the order they came in instead of based on how much they were paying--you know, keeping the promises you make, like your mother taught you when you were four and five and six. (At least, mine did.) Or they could have called and said "This other job is taking longer than expected and we're really sorry, but we're going to be later than we thought," which would have been minimally polite, even if not true. Or they could have had AAA call us and let us know, which would have at least been minimally decent. Or they could have called us themselves and said, "Hey, we got a non-AAA call, which pays better, so you jerks are just going to have to wait 'til we're slow," which would have at least been honest. But they didn't do any of that. They just left us sitting on the side of a mountain in the dark with our thumbs in our asses, waiting for a ride that wasn't even coming. Special bonus: we also had to go to the bottom of the line at the other place AAA called, so we had another wait of over an hour. Which made for more than four hours sitting on the side of the mountain in the dark with no bathrooms or water or food because these cowards took a job but didn't bother to fulfill it. Thanks, Scorpion! Great work!

Woman inside left me locked in the freezing cold. I just wanted some water before my trip to…read moreCalifornia. Very rude. It's not hard to show some kindness...

Dropped by for ice, snacks and water. Sweetest woman was working. She offered to fill my gallon…read morecontainer of water Vs having to buy a bunch of small bottles. I thought that was great.