I can't say enough good things about our experience with Liquid Descent. My daughter and I signed…read moreup for the beginner rafting trip... and while she was excited... I was terrified. I was so nervous walking in, but from the moment we arrived, every single staff member made us feel welcomed, safe, and supported. Our guide, Koa, was the perfect balance of fun, kind, and incredibly skilled. He guided us through the rapids with such confidence and ease while also making sure everyone felt safe and included. He checked in on us several times throughout and made sure we were having fun, asked us if we wanted to "spice it up" a bit or keep it mellow and just really let us know this was "our" trip and he's cater to what we wanted. I quickly found myself letting go of fear and enjoying the moment... something I didn't expect would happen. Koa's energy was contagious, and his calm, respectful nature made us feel like we were in the best hands possible. At one point on the river, another rafting company had a mishap and we had to pull over and wait for them to recover and get their riders back into the raft safely. Koa explained what had happened with total grace - no judgment, no gossip - just a calm and respectful explanation. He also spoke so kindly of his own coworkers and even the owner of Liquid Descent. You could tell he genuinely cares about the rafting community and takes pride in his work and LOVES his Liquid Descent family! Every employee we encountered was friendly, encouraging, and helpful - from getting us fitted with helmets and life jackets to cheering us on as we headed out. As someone who started out nervous, that kind of supportive vibe made a huge difference. They encouraged me, and they helped me push past my comfort zone in the best way possible. What a GREAT memory! We will remember this day not only for the thrill of the rapids, but for the kindness and heart of the people who guided us through it! If you are considering rafting in Colorado, go with Liquid Descent. I'm so glad we did!

First time rafters, and LD and their amazing crew delivered! Class III/IV rapids out of the Idaho…read moreSprings area - highly recommended! Ask for Ben, our guide. He was awesome!!! Hack - go on one of the early rafts, like the 8:30 or 9:00, easier parking and often the weather is nicer!

My sole purpose for coming to Kanemoto Park was just to see the Japanese Pagoda & Gate…read more At the entrance to the Tower Of Compassion, which is the real name of the Pagoda, stands a red torii gate. There's a tree that is so big that it partially obscures the view of the tower itself if you're standing in front of the torii gate. The tower looks like a traditional Japanese Temple. It was built in 1973. It has 5 stories with each representing the attributes of compassion which are Love, Empathy, Understanding, Gratitude of all Things, and Giving Selflessly of Oneself. You can't enter the Pagoda. Not sure if there's even anything to see, but it might be cool to just look inside! Cool Fact: Longmont City Council has designated this Tower Of Compassion a Local Historical Landmark. In the area in front of the Tower is the Kanemoto Memorial Cherry Tree Grove, where there's a good number of Cherry Trees. I don't think these cherries are edible. This 7-acre park was donated to Longmont by the Kanemoto family in 1966. Side note: This family also gifted 10 more acres of land for other facilities like a Fire Station, Buddhist temple, Episcopal Church, Elementary School and the St. Vrain Greenway. Besides the Tower Of Compassion, this park has a nice playground, activity pool, basketball court, soccer/playing Fields, sand volleyball, & adult exercise equipment. On the cement path leading to the Pool & Tower of Compassion, and just outside of the restrooms, there's a large Dragonfly metal decoration. I love dragonflies, so it was a nice sight! The Left Hand Creek runs alongside this part of the path. It only takes a few minutes to walk to this tower. It's worth a visit if you're in the area. However, I made it a point to stop by on my way to another destination while visiting the area.

Great park with several play structures, and a kiddy pool area that end of summer hosts dog dayz…read more Why we came, to bring our dog for water play.

Passed by this TH on my way to Lafayette and decided to give it a try. It has a unique view with…read morethe reservoir and meadow with the mountains in the background. I did not bring my phone because the trail is a little over a mile, so did not capture the full beauty. Ironically, it is man's intervention which makes it look natural. There is ugly metal fencing bordering the creek, reservoir, and farm land. In part to contain invasive species. From a distance, it does not mar the view. It is odd that people were swimming in the reservoir, and it is clearly bordering private land. Sadly, it does not look like there is public access. I visited after work, and when I headed back to my car the lot was completely full. I was the only person without a dog. It has become the local dog park. Probably because of the fencing, and it is very flat so Fido can be spotted from afar. The beginning of the trail has powerlines, but when you reach the loop it opens up and very sunny. Glad I stopped but probably won't return because it is so short.

I wanted to go to the beach at dry creek however access is only for locals I assume we we couldn't…read moreget it. We then looked for the trail where dogs could walk off leash but there was no access to the lake. We did fine a little water flow that was perfect to refresh.

Lafayette is a small city in southeastern Boulder county, bordered by the cities of Broomfield,…read moreLouisville, and Erie. Founded in 1888 and named after Lafayette Miller. The Millers moved to the area to become farmers but platted most of their land in the formation of the then town after coal was discovered. After the coal mines shut down in the mid 1950s, Lafayette reverted back to agriculture. Today the city is a popular recreation destination with Waneka Lake being the focal point. Many city residents enjoy the many forms of recreation offered, such as hiking, biking and other forms of outdoor activities. The city has many festivals year round, with the peach festival being at the forefront.

Reminds me a lot of California, Bay Area. Lots of traffic, flat valley, industrial mixed with…read morehomes, an eclectic mix of restaurants, and buildings. Certain area's are run down With the stereotypical looking people that look homeless while other areas seem ok. Highway 70w will take you to some beautiful areas 20-40 miles away

Absolutely love the countryside of Colorado and Weld's County (or Adam's County) Thornton is the…read moreplace to be. I have resided in Commerce City for a year now and only live about a 20 minute drive of the peaceful, quiet, countryside Thornton. Lots of modern finds like shops and civilization, so you're not really missing out on anything! Thornton consisted solely of farmland, but Thornton has 81 city parks, so like I said... not completely in the middle of nowhere!! LOL. Thornton has several shopping areas, such as Larkridge Mall, Thornton Town Center, and Thorncreek Crossing Shopping Center. Larkridge is home to national anchor tenants, big box retailers, and restaurants, and has a pedestrian village. Larkridge is anchored by Colorado's first Sears Grand store, Dick's Sporting Goods, Bed, Bath & Beyond, and PetsMart. DaveCo Liquor Store is the largest liquor store in the world.

Had a great time! Definitely geared towards little kids but we had a blast. Played the games with…read morethe basketball being our favorite. Did the corn maze twice to see if we could beat our time and overall loved this place. Great price and great experience

Super cute place I loved it! We came to the haunted house. It was really packed, but that's what I…read moreexpected towards the end of October so that's on me. The food was so good. Everyone was really nice. Even though they had a bunch of kids working behind the counter that gave you that lifeless stare when you talk to them, it still was really nice

I first saw Lynda in 2019, shortly after discovering I had been misdiagnosed with a genetic…read morecondition and had undergone unnecessary surgeries because of it. I was overwhelmed with grief, confusion, and emotional pain. That first session with Lynda was absolutely life-changing. I experienced powerful physical reactions, vivid visions, and a sense of energetic release I hadn't known was possible. What struck me most was how safe and supported I felt--Lynda held space for deep healing in a way that was both grounded and profoundly spiritual. In subsequent sessions, she delivered readings that were nothing short of mind-blowing--intuitively connecting with specific imagery I had been focusing on during the session itself. There's simply no other way to describe it: she is a gifted intuitive healer with extraordinary psychic abilities. Lynda brings wisdom, compassion, and a deep intuitive knowing to her work. Whether you're navigating physical symptoms, emotional blocks, or spiritual growth, she meets you exactly where you are. I will always be grateful I found her when I did.

There are a lot of good and dedicated massage therapists around, but Lynda has a real feel for the…read morework. That intuitive ability to find the problem areas is vital and Lynda does really well at this.