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

Exactly what we needed!…read more Pros: -Large and clean restroom and shower area. -Very close proximity to Red Rocks concert venue (5 miles = 10-15 minute lyft/ uber ride). -Very cool biker bar walking distance across the street with food, drinks and live music! Cons: -Pricier than other RV places we've been to. Approximately $60 ish per night for 2 people with a 20 foot long campervan -RV spots are very close together, not a ton of privacy, not a huge deal for us bc we didn't spend much time at the site, it was really only for sleeping!

Don't reserve unless you are confident you can be there. Worst cancellation policy. Have to pay up…read morefront and no refunds. Management "no customer service", will not work with you if you have emergency! I'm sure many arrive and end up cancelling because of the loud music from the bar across the street. So in the end it's all about the money for them.

To celebrate this holiday I have selected the most incredible concert venue in the country to Yelp…read moreabout. I had only dreamed for many years about seeing a concert here. Last year my husband surprised me and bought tickets to see my favorite band Incubus perform here in July. I could not believe it and was so very, very excited! We arrived a little early which gave us time to hike and explore the park portion and to learn more about the history of this place (another review). Upon arrival, we had made reservations to dine in their restaurant before the show. Promptly at six, we were let in. This place is massive and is an open air amphitheater that holds approximately 9,500 people. The city of Denver owns and operates it. It is well known due to the huge monolith rocks that surround it. They are called "Ship Rock" and "Creation Rock". In the upper level, there are plenty of vendors selling food, beer, merchandise etc. Once you begin the ascent down to your seats you see how big this place really is. We had terrific seats down low but high enough to still have a view of the city of Denver in the distance. The sound is so well preserved due to the surrounding sandstone formations. The concert was fantastic and I got to hear all my favorite songs. At one point in the show I had to pinch myself just knowing I had finally achieved the goal of seeing a concert here. We also were lucky enough to have a huge full moon come up during the show. The night was indeed magical and I will never forget it. If you haven't been here for a show/concert, I cannot recommend enough what a unique experience it is. You must do it! I am hoping to come back again in the future. To me America shines here with this amazing park and amphitheater. Thank you Colorado!

Flew to Denver to see Yo-Yo Ma play Dvorak with the Colorado Symphony. We had excellent seats, row…read more5. Seat 48 was in the literal middle and at eye level w the musicians so it was perfect. I did pay scalper prices (3x) for them though (AXS fees were ridiculous). We came prepared with 18" wide seat cushions (they were crazy about enforcing the size at the gate w a ruler). I did my research and we showed up early, like 4:30p to tailgate. Picked up some sandwiches from Carmine Lonardo's to go with some wine; they were perfect. We chose to park in the Lower South Lot to be closer to the stage since we had lower seats, but instead of walking up to the ramp, we came across and took the complimentary shuttle to the Upper North lot entrance FOR THE WIN, as we would only have to deal with going down stairs instead of the hill to get to the South side ramp. Leaving the venue though was a bit of a challenge. Actually, a bit of a clusterfuck. We didn't even try to turn on the car and just sat in the parking lot for about 30 minutes to let the other cars clear out. Overall, great experience and would definitely do it again.

This place was great, super chill vibe and awesome guides. We had a large group of 11 family…read moremembers so we were split into 2 rafts. Kaila was our group leader and guide for 5 of my family members, all who raved about her! Isa was our guide and made sure our group of six had a blast, especially the kids- age 10 and 12! We all did beginner level and it was perfect for them, as well as a few adults. I also reached out with some questions prior to booking and they were very quick to respond, which was super helpful. We'll definitely be back for sure, thanks very much to liquid descent for treating us to such a fun family adventure. And special thanks to our guides- you gals absolutely rock!

The team at Liquid Descent was great!! We had a group of 36 and from the booking over the phone,…read moreemail communication, and actual trip, everything went perfectly! Our group had a great time. Next trip, I will book with Liquid Descent!! 10 for 10 recommend.

they were awesome would go again. Winnie black horse with Gabby! They went across a creek several…read moretimes and the ride was about 1.5 hours long . So bring Sunscreen cause we forgot and she got a little red!

Pony party was a success. We will definitely be returning…read more Highly recommend for others

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

Went on a 1/2 day rafting trip with Jake as our guide. Jake was reassuring to the new rafters and…read morewas very entertaining and professional. Would definitely recommend this company.

Matt was an amazing guide! Such a fun trip doing the mountain lion plus run! Water was cold but we…read moregot wetsuits and booties for our feet. Really professional guides! Awesome afternoon & we will always come back to geo tours.

holy cow everyone in the area should take the st vrain tour!! bring your spouse, bring your kids,…read morebring your birder/wildlife photographer friend!

We had an amazing time on the St Vrain with Lauren on Sunday with abnormally warm weather this…read moreApril. With her passenger van and canoe trailer, she made the entire process of getting in and out of the river a breeze. Lauren did a great job training everyone learn how to properly handle their canoe and leading us down the river. While the trees hadn't quite started springing out leaves, the birds were plentiful and easy to see in the various roosting areas that we passed by in our canoes. There was even a herd of cattle that crossed the river in front of us. We stopped for lunch along the way to relax and enjoy the scenery. Lauren made the entire day fun and we really enjoyed the entire experience.

The zip lines at AVA were super fun and the people are really nice. We had Megan and Blake as our…read moreinstructors, they were so funny and helped us have lots of fun on the zip lines. We rode on top of a truck up a mountain to the first line. AVA is so funny and I would definitely recommend doing it if you have time!

My group and I had a disappointing and confusing experience with a zip-line instructor. We had…read morebarely left the first tutorial line when one of our instructors began acting rude and short with us. We only made it halfway through our group before one of us got stuck on the second line. It took a few minutes to get them unstuck and over to the other side. After that, with no warning, the instructor told us to follow him and said we were going to hike back to the rest of the group. When I asked if something was wrong, he gave me no response. Once we rejoined the other half of our group, our other guide explained that our trip was being cancelled and that we'd need to hike back down. This was shocking and disappointing to all of us--especially the children in our party, who had travelled from out of state and specifically picked this zip-line as the thing they most wanted to do in Colorado. It wasn't worth the long drive just to get up there and have the plug pulled on us with no explanation. I will say the front desk was very kind and helpful. After hearing our account of what happened, they issued us a full refund. Overall, it was a disappointing trip that left all of us confused about what went wrong.