This trail is very short and unkempt. It does go along some soccer fields and other playgrounds…read more Frankly, it was sketchy with evidence of homeless people. Don't get me wrong! I think the homeless deserve a place to rest, but let's protect our children in a park!

Beautiful and lengthy trail along the creek. Connects with the Rock Creek Trail and others along…read morethe way. In Lafayette, it has a good gradual elevation with a few hills to mix things up. Great place to bike and walk, with a lot of neighborhood access as well.

We did a 6 or so mile hike. The views were okay, but what I liked the most were the rocks on the…read moretrail (smaller ones that were red, orange, yellow, clear, and metallic). We did this in the snow, so wearing spikes helped. The trail was shaded a lot, which would be great in the summer.

Some nice Trails although not the most challenging…read more Easy to get to from Denver. Great facilities for parking and bathrooms. Rawhide trail is a very pleasant trail to enjoy.

This service is amazing ! RMB confirmed the easy online booking, called to make arrangements,…read moreexchanged text messages to recommend a trail, met me at trailhead, brought and adjusted the perfect bike that just happened to be a new yeti, provided water and a snack and provided trail riding tips. This is really the only way to go if you travel to Colorado to mountain bike. I couldn't recommend them more highly.

I had an exceptional experience with RMB. The reservation was easy. Jessica called me a day after…read moremy reservation. We discussed weather, trails, riding style. She helped me choose a trail that fit my level and want. I was connected to Bob by text. Bob delivered the bike at the trailhead as expected. We discussed pick up time. He had extra gear if needed (water, snack, helmet, camelback, hippack). Trail was awesome. Rode for almost 3 hours. I text Bob about 30 minutes before I was done and he was at the parking lot when I finished. This ride was the highlight of my Denver trip. Thanks!

Beautiful trail. Great views. There is a trail area and an off leash dog park area. Parking lot is…read moresmall.

Amazing classic view of Boulder, as you arrive by car from Denver metro area. It can be beautiful…read moreon a blue sky day but you can also see to the continental divide. Today the high winds up there swirled snow and clouds almost vertically. To the right in this view is Longs Peak in RMNP. To the left is the Indian Peaks Wilderness area due west of Boulder. You might not use this this approach to Boulder on a weekday commute in when it will likely be bumper to bumper going very slow for several miles. And a bit dangerous with snow and ice and high winds at ground level. But on a beautiful clear dry winter day, it is classic and how so many people see Boulder for the very first time.

This is the only bike shop I will shop. They offer great customer service. No sales pressure. I…read morealso like that they have a variety of products.

Headed in to look at e-bikes after some research and being life-long owners of TREK bikes. Darren…read morewas very helpful, no pressure at all, and explained the different models and types in an understandable manner. Took two different types out for test ride and decided to purchase two new e-bikes from this shop. We loved their approach to customers, the look and feel of their shop, and the way they treated us as customers. Would recommend this shop to new and old bike owners.

It's always nice to find a hidden/unknown place that nobody has ever given it a review. I was…read morerunning a few errands in Westminster today (Sunday, May 22, 2022) and accidentally drove by it on the way to get home. I HAD to make a stop and investigate it as the Savery Savory Mushroom Water Tower, the only intact remnant of the original collection of structures didn't escape my eye/attention (how could it escape it?; it's a very tall water tower!) This was the site by a guy named Charles William Savery from Pennsylvania, who bought a 80-acre farm in what is now Westminster in 1918. Long story short, the mushroom farm which Charles built is no longer there but having one of the remnant structures, the city of Westminster built a pond in 1995. The pond, which was originally built to hold storm water, is now a habitat for many species of insects, plants, birds, fish, I mean you name it, right? The pond itself is not massive but is a good size. Once at the trailhead, you can have an extensive walk/running/bike ride as the trails are extensive (to all sorts of directions). Several parks (Foxshire Park, Valley View Park, Meadowlark Park) and Legacy Ridge Golf Course are what surround this pond. Niver Canal that runs through the area is so picturesque and you can walk/jog/run/bike along the canal if you choose. The homeowners have access to the trail(s) right from their backyard gates. Some neighbors were having an afternoon cocktail in their backyard; some were chitchatting over their property fence. It is such a beautiful area with lots of green. And the city of Westminster and the residents do well by maintaining this whole area impeccably clean and immaculate. It sure was a nice discovery!

Such a cute park to explore, there's the main pond & through the trees there's a baby pond just…read moreright next to it. I came during winter time time but I feel like during spring/summer time this park gets very green! Also there's lots of ducks

Seriously, if you live in the area, come check these trails out! They are especially pretty after…read morethe recent snow. You see bunnies, birds, prairie dogs, all basking in the sun and looking curiously at you as you pass by.

This trail traverses through the cities of Broomfield and Westminster and is a 50/50 split between…read morefine crushed gravel and concrete. There are many trailheads such as the Big Dry Creek park on 128th street and Westminster City park on the corner of 112th and Sheridan. This trail is mostly flat with a few minor hills and has many spurs that connects with other trails such as the US 36 Bikeway, Panorama trail, College trail and the Walnut Creek trail. Along the trail one can expect to see beautiful mountains, plains, prairies, and man made waterfalls and other water features. Plenty of free parking at any of the park trailheads .

Such an amazing trail it's on and off with shade. I would say not easy , more moderate but not…read morehard. Beautiful views. I brought my dog, which was awesome. They didn't have paying THEN but now they do for parking which is a bummer but I get it.

What a great trail to get in a quick Mountain Bike Ride, trail run or hike…read more The trail surrounds a small pond, goes in and out the forrest and connects to numerous other trails, so you have the option of making it a longer more challenging ride, or just getting in some well deserved seat time. This is an easy trail with a slight moderate climb, not tough at all. If you're just starting out Mountain Biking, this is the place to practice, with just enough small rocky terrain, sandy patches and single track to get you wanting that next test.

I live nearby and I enjoy shopping here every time. The staff are all very friendly and helpful…read more Unlike big box stores, they actually want to help you and will ask you how they can. Great selection of all kinds of things. Prices are a bit higher than those box stores but you get far better service and selection. They also have an old school style coffee and ice cream shop!! It has an amazing wooden backdrop like you would see in places from 100 years ago. And they sell chocolates and homemade fudge.

The old lady who works in footwear needs a new job!! She is condensing and not helpful! I went in…read moreto buy boots and she kept giving horrible suggestions while having a rude tone. I normally love Jax but I'm buying boots at a place where I won't be ridiculed for my shoe choices.

Great repair. They know what they are doing. The staff I encountered are top notch.Had the needed…read moreparts on hand.

Fabulous bike shop in Boulder with so much to offer! This combination repair, sales shop, brewery…read moreand coffee shop is truly a unique gem to Pearl Street. Not only do they carry almost any random bike part you might need, but they have beer and coffee too! You gotta stop in before they close up shop later in November. In fact, you into have a week! The staff at the repair wing were very knowledgeable and friendly. They had some really nice bikes for sale, and plenty of parts. I would trust them to do service as well. I picked up a rear wheel part here and they were very nice. The brewery wing was awesome! I got a Pumpkin Ale from 4Noses Brewery in Broomfield, and it was awesome! Plenty of flavor and spice. Overall it made the experience perfect. They're closing soon, so head down today!