This is a nice little park that I found when I exited off the South Platte River Trail. It allowed…read moreme to take a nice rest from a long ride. It does have a busy intersection that you need to cross to get there, but after that you can rest under a nice shade tree, have a picnic, use the amenities, or just enjoy the day.

What a wonderful little neighborhood park! There are so many amenities to name - basketball court,…read moreplay area, picnic pavilions, soccer field. It is on a busy intersection so it is a bit noisy. Our favorite areas are the duck pond and the colorful dinosaurs you can climb in the play area. There is lots of shade here so perfect for a picnic. Beware there is quite a bit of animal excrement in the lawn area so watch where you step!

Cute park and wheat Ridge took the kids there. They have really nice play equipment and a huge…read moregreen grassy place that the kids had fun running around on.

Repurposed former railroad bed and stream offer a natural beauty that enhances the local…read moreneighborhood with paths, art, water retention, nature and fun places to stop and enjoy. Another example of taking a blighted area and turning into a gem. Connects RiNo and the Elyria-Swansea areas with pedestrian and bike paths.

Walking through 39th Avenue Greenway Park feels like wandering into a quiet little surprise in the…read moremiddle of the city. What used to be an overlooked stretch of industrial land is now a winding green space full of wild grasses, clean trails, and cleverly placed benches that invite you to slow down. There's a gentle stream bed running through it--not just pretty, but actually built to help with storm drainage--which makes the place feel both peaceful and purposeful. I saw families pushing strollers, cyclists cruising by, and kids climbing on natural play structures tucked into shady corners. It's not a big flashy park, but it's smart, calm, and beautifully designed. Whether you're there for a walk, a bike ride, or just a quiet place to think, 39th Avenue Greenway feels like Denver at its best--clean, green, and thoughtfully built for everyone.

Mayfair park is a great neighborhood park. With a large field for playing all types of games. A…read moreswing set (4 big kid, 1 baby, 1 with the pull over and secure thing), a big kid play area with 4 slides, a monkey bars type thing, a half court basketball hoop and a singing drawbridge type thing, it's kind of got everything you want in a park. 2 areas with picnic tables and some shade coverage, great walking paths all around it. I go there all the time with my 1 yo and toddler.

Great community park! Mayfair offers a ton of green space for you or the pups, a fun playground,…read morepicnic areas, portable bathroom facility, and a paved trail around the whole thing. What makes this park stand out is the small bit of "preserved" Smoky Hill Trail and four signs that provide details and history of life on the trail, the affect on Native Americans, and a look at the local environment then and now. What a great surprise, and one reason I love Denver's amazing park system!

Silversmithing and lapidary classes...I have been taking classes here for about a year. I love the…read moreteachers and the projects we get to do. The teachers are very knowledgeable and have been teaching and working in their specialty for 30+ years. There are even about 3 to 5 teachers available to help if you run into a challenge with your piece. This it's the lowest cost in town for 10 weeks of instruction. Be prepared to spend a couple extra days in open workshops to finish your projects..and know that there is always someone there who can help you if you need on those days.

Big large park with a 1/2 mile walkway around the water. The pooch got to say hi to few other dogs…read moreso it was a productive outing. If I go back it'll be on a weekday, weekends are busier than I'd like. Riff raff

This place is so much fun !very clean fun park We love to…read morewalk around the by lake And the skate park is our favorite Now we all Got bikes so we can ride around the lake

This is one of my favorite skate parks. It has well kept smooth cement, elaborate elements, and…read morescenic 360 degree mountain views. Plenty of great photo opportunities to land your best tricks. Family friendly

First and foremost the greatest thing at the denver skate park is my MOM she sells snacks, drinks…read moreand advice! Some people know her as the skatepark mom, mom, Sharon, Snack cart lady and the last isn't too nice but it was my old name there which she inherited the snack cart bitch :) The park is and was an amazing idea. It was started by a local group of skaters who took the idea to city council. They worked on it for a long, long time and finally saw it open. One council person I won't give his name said that the million dollars used to build this park would have been better spent on a drive by shooting range. He said this to a newspaper. The next election he was promptly not re-elected. He was wrong. Give kids somewhere to go and they will. This place keeps them out of trouble for the most part and gives them something to do rather than skate random rails because they have no where else to go. The park is best for families with small children on Saturday & Sunday mornings. After about 1 or 2 the kids who are there everyday show up. If you leave your kids there make sure they have money (not to support my mom) but sometimes the water fountain is broken and it gets hot on the slick cement. Make sure your kids know the concept of a line. People do get in one to try the ledges the catipillar etc., so wait in it and avoid a fight. There are fights here, people get loud, music blasts from cars and its AMAZING. The atmosphere can't be found at another park. Trust me I've been around. It's a family everyone knows everyone else. You'll find pros here cuz they can't leave their home park for more than a month. You'll also find young guys who will probably be the next big thing. It's happened before. Random tours stop through all the time and you never know who you'll run into. Skaters, BMXers and Fruit booters (aka roller bladers) all manage to get along here and respect each others sport. So don't go here looking for trouble or you'll find them all bonded together---against you :(

Such a vibe. You don't even have to skate here to have a good time. Always a great energy with…read moreplenty of spots to chill and hang. From experts to beginners, you see everyone continuously learning and trying new tricks. Folks are nice and willing to help coach and hype each other up. Definitely roll on through!

Great indoor skate park! Brought our son here to skate today since the snow came in and it was…read moreawesome! Lots of spots to try new tricks and plenty of areas for experienced riders to move around. Everyone seems to be courtesy and fair to other riders . The people here have a good positive vibration!! Friendly staff and an overall great place to be for skateboarders! No scooters!

My husband has been taking my son and his friend here to learn. Mostly just open free time but…read morethey've also been to the classes as well. Well worth it and not too crowded. Great place to go to learn!