Perfect spot for a little hike and to visit the Walker Mansion Ruins. Definitely worth going to…read morevisit. Views are spectacular.

This was a short (3 - 4 mile) hike. We did this hike in December and there some icy areas in which…read moreI ended up putting on my tracks. You essentially take the trail around the mountain. It is a loop and was muddy in some area. We did not see any wildlife other than birds. But the weather was perfect so it was beautiful and close to Denver so it was a quick drive to get there.

A very nice park and place to get on some trails. I like getting out in nature every now and then…read moreand this was a perfect place to do so. The weather was gorgeous on the day that I went with friends and a local pup. Once we arrived, we were able to quickly find a parking spot. We trekked about 3 miles on a very easy trail and I may have broke a small sweat. There a few creeks and lots of greenery adding to the outdoor beauty and ambiance. I didn't see much wild life but it was still great. I was so busy enjoying myself that I didn't think to take a single picture. I see why it is such an attraction and would definitely consider coming back.

The trail was closed when I showed up but there was no indication on the website. It looked like an…read moreeasy hike. The water levels are super low right now so getting in the creek was only half the joy. But I made the most of it. Nice little easy hike.

Do you want a transformational music experience? Well, you have come to the right place. Having…read moreseen The Fray, Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The Strokes and many other acts here over the years I can say my ears are very happy. Even the hike from the lower lot and up to our seats is well worth it. You can find concessions but also bring your own water bottle to fill up. On the very top they have concessions now where once stood an empty platform to corral people to one side or another to lead them to their seats. Always a great experience and the vibes are always on the up and up!

As someone who was in the music industry for almost 30 years, I can't believe I've never seen a…read moreshow at this iconic outdoor venue. I have heard and talked about Red Rocks for decades, but had never been. My wife and I were in Colorado visiting friends and saw online that one of my favorite female voices of all time, Sarah McLachlan was playing a show at the same time we were in the area. It was a no-brainer! I could potentially make this one of my longest reviews ever, but I'll try to keep it short by saying this venue was everything I wanted it to be and more. Parking was easy as there were people directing you from the bottom of the hill up to the venue the entire way. I recommend getting there early like we did, so you don't have to shuttle from one of the outer lots. We had a short and simple walk from our parking lot to the entrance. I also recommend bringing some sort of rain gear just in case because of the random storms that show up in that area. The good news is they're gone almost as quick as they arrive, which was the case for us. After about 30 minutes of rain, the sun came back out, and it turned into a perfect summer night in Colorado. As for the concert, I've never been to a place where the venue gets talked about almost just as much as the artist. Sarah McLachlan is always incredible (still amazing after all these years) but our group talked about Red Rocks almost just as much as her. The view is amazing, there really isn't a bad seat in the entire place, and the acoustics seem to be almost perfect. We actually really liked their food options as well. That said, I wish I would've done my homework because a lot of people have brought their own into the venue and that's something. We probably would've done as well. Check their website for details before you arrive. One last note, don't forget to stop by their visitor center. I'm so glad we didn't skip it because not only does it share the history of this incredible venue, but they also have an area where they list off by year every single artist who has ever played there from the beginning to now. That was super cool! Truthfully, my entire Red Rocks experience was perfect. People who live in the area know what I'm talking about and if you ever visit Colorado, do yourself a favor and cross this amazing place off your bucket list. By the way, concerts are amazing here but it's also open to the public during the day just to check out. So cool!

Really neat and easy hike! The trail is completely paved and about 2 miles round trip, though a…read moregood portion is uphill, so you'll definitely get a little workout. It was really cool seeing the dinosaur fossils and footprints preserved in the rocks, and there are informational signs along the way explaining what you're looking at, which made it even more interesting. The trail is pet friendly, but there is very little shade, so it gets extremely hot during the day. Make sure the pavement isn't too hot for your dog's paws, and bring plenty of water for both you and your pup. We went during the day and were glad we came prepared. Overall, it's a unique stop that's definitely worth visiting, especially if you're interested in dinosaurs or looking for a short, easy hike with great history.

Next time I may pay for the tour bus instead but just couldn't stomach $30 a head. We hiked up to…read morethe main Croc River sighting area and definitely saw a lot. Thinking all the events happened millions of years ago and during the Cretaceous Era when much of what we saw was under water. Since clouds, thunder and lightning were approaching, the staff warned us about the potential of being called back. Thankfully once we hit the trail the weather was good other than being cloudy. Saw a lot, learned a lot and experienced the wonderful world of hiking uphill. haha. Definitely worth it and will be back soon to check out the entire ridge!

This is an easy trail that has different offshoots that will take you to the lake or the dam. My…read morefavorite is the trail that starts off on Morrison St. It could go long or a short hike. To the dam or just down the trail to the water. If you're a fan of uphill hikes you can get some shorties here. Just stay left after the trail head and focus on the Little mountain ahead of you to your left. Cyclist are here too. You must be responsible and watch out. Most of them will warn you they're coming but some won't.

Staying three days here the beginning of our six week trip to Colorado. This is definitely a repeat…read morelocation for next year. Terrific bicycle trailsSome of which are paved. Campsites are spacious with 50 amp service no water or sewer. Beautiful vistas right off of interstate 70

Went for a guided moonlight walk. Ranger Grace showed us the Harvest Moon. Explained every step…read moreof our hike Awesome!!!

Great Lake near town to go paddle boarding or kayaking for $10 all day! They have designated…read moreswimming area and lap swim area. Bathrooms are available and there is plenty of parking

Es dificil a veces saber a donde ir o que llevar cuando tienes ganas de viajar. Viajes Colorado me…read moredio una experiencia magica. No me tuve que preocupar de nada, llevaban ellos equipo, sabian las mejores zonas, tomaron las mejores fotos, me llevaron por excelente comida. Una experiencia relajante y aventurera que 100% recomiendo.

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