Went here for a blues fest on July 2nd what an incredible spot, very secluded really nice setting…read morefor an outdoor music venue I hope to see more events open to the public

From the owner: We do large company, wedding,and music festivals.read more

I wanted to try something new and something different and it was definitely worth the wait to try…read morethis out. It's a perfect walk. The views are spectacular!! It's definitely a must try if you're in town and want to try something different!! No dogs are allowed here that's the only downfall but other than that it's really good to experience!

The Paint Mine Interpretive Park was a really nice surprise. It's more of a walk than a true hike,…read morewhich makes it easy and relaxed, but still very scenic. I went when there was a light layer of snow, and it made everything sparkle a bit. Super pretty and peaceful. The park is very much in the middle of nowhere, which adds to the quiet, calm atmosphere, but it's definitely something to be aware of before you go. Atmosphere: Beautiful and serene. Each section has unique rock formations and colors, and there are informational signs along the path that explain the history and geology, which makes the walk even more interesting. With the snow, it felt extra magical, but I can easily imagine how great it would be in the spring or summer too. Price: Completely free, which is a huge plus for such a unique experience. Crowd: There were a good number of people there, but it didn't feel crowded at all. Everyone had plenty of space to explore and enjoy the views. Transportation: You definitely need a car to get here it's a bit of a drive and not close to much of anything. There is a restroom on site, but it's very much like what you'd find on a hiking trail, so it's best to use the bathroom beforehand and bring hand sanitizer just in case. Overall Experience: I highly recommend visiting the Paint Mines at least once. It's fun, free, and a very laid-back activity. It's perfect for an easy walk, taking photos, or even having a picnic during warmer months. Overall, it's a beautiful and unique spot that's well worth the trip.

Limited parking. Some of the features are showing wear and tear. Very popular; lots of people on…read morethe weekends. The kids had a good time.

Very cute and fun park for children of all ages. Lots of shade and benches. Playground is…read moreaccessible and I saw all the children enjoying themselves. The splashpad is an added bonus. The bathrooms are clean and the entire area is well maintained.

This is a great park! It's a nice open space with a beautiful view of the mountains. The paved…read moretrail goes all the way to I-25 and hooks up with several other trails, so it's a long distance runner's dream. They have disc golf and a nice play area for the kids. And the park does, of course, feature a creek. I added some pics, though some of these are from the creek further along the trail. It's gorgeous!!

it's quite lovely especially for being in the middle of town. My kids love walking the trails along…read morethe creek. Makes my dog pretty happy too

We are locals and ventured here on the motorcycle during a weekday when it was not tourist season…read moreand IT WAS PERFECT! Loved it, it was beautiful and PEACEFUL, and we will definitely come back here again!

The hike was only about a mile to get there and back. And the views were great the entire time…read more There's a small waterfall and area to swim as well as cliffs to jump into the water. The cliffs are very high and there are rocks at the bottom so bring shoes and be safe. The water was also freezing but super refreshing.

As a time tested avid outdoorswoman and veteran granola girl, I don't always gravitate to state…read moreparks. It's just too easy to prefer high mountain summits, national parks and forests or private land. But Colorado State Parks are like none other. Many landmarks and places that make up the state parks of Colorado, had they been found in other parts of the country might have been designated national parks by leaders of yore. That's just the outsized grandeur of Colorado. I'll even venture: it makes other western states squirm with envy. All of Colorado is like an unofficial national park. It is, without debate, the best non-coastal state in the nation. Mueller and so many other places are a testament to that.

Fabulous park. Well maintained trails. Good workout as most of the park is hilly. It's a must to…read moreget adjusted to the altitude if you live at a lower elevation. Great visitor center with knowledgeable rangers. Staying in a cabin and it is really nice. No WiFi and no tv. If you need that it's best to stay home. Dogs / domestics are not allowed on these trails to protect the abundant wildlife. And face it most people do not clean up after their dogs or let them off leash to chase wildlife. Not cool. I used to hike this park all the time living in Woodland Park. I've seen deer, elk, turkeys, owls, and I think it was a minx cat.

We saw some really cool stuff here including a duck that had made a next by the small waterfall…read more The pond is fun to walk around and there were baby geese that my kids enjoyed watching. The playground is pretty good and had an interesting merry-go-round of sorts. There is also a cool rock bridge you can cross as you walk around the pond. The ice-cream truck came by while we were there as well.

Wow !! It was super nice & VERY inclusive; they had a whole setup for wheelchairs with multiple…read morethings to do! We'll definitely be back

This park has a playground area for big kids and little kids, swings, climbing rock, basketball…read morecourt, a gazebo picnic area and a small skate area. There's also a big green area.

This is such a nice park with so many amenities! The pickleball courts are always clean and lots of…read morecourts available for larger groups. I always see kids playing soccer and other sports. Great for family fun!

What a fun birthday party. We pulled up and to the back where the splash pad and park is. Today…read morethey were packed... We were here to celebrate our son Wyatt, classmate Eli. They were super excited and ready to get wet. I was hot and the water was refreshingly cold. What a great day.