A nice place to go for a walk if you are in the Pinery area…read more It's about a mile around the lake. A good distance with kids. Stroller friendly too. Dog friendly as well. They have picnic tables available.

We love coming to this lake! We've visited in multiple seasons -- with and without trail flooding…read more-- and it's beautiful every single time. Today was especially special with 65-degree sunny weather in February, which felt like a gift. The trails were peaceful, the scenery was gorgeous, and we saw so much wildlife throughout our walk. It's one of those spots that always feels like a reset, no matter the time of year. Whether you're looking for a quiet nature stroll or just want to soak up some Colorado sunshine, this lake never disappoints.

Had a great time with our guide. First time we ever went fly fishing. He supplied all the gear and…read morewas great with the instructions. Just wished we knew when we booked that guided fly fishing is only catch and release.

Walked in to buy flies, left with a new fly rod. Tyler was awesome. I'm new to fly fishing and took…read morethe time to explain everything. I would highly recommend others to look at this location for all your fly fishing needs.

It's that time of year where the park hours are reduced just as much as the visitors. However the…read morewildlife presence is abundant. My recent walk with my pup allowed us a peaceful day and we spotted a hawk, many (very many!) gulls and even a Pronghorn family. Nature is beautiful here at the res. Once again, the restrooms and children's play area are undergoing a few minor improvements. While these areas are closed, the rest of the park is open. Note that the parks pass does not allow entry to the reservoir. Visitors can purchase day passes, paying by check, credit card or Apple Pay are accepted.

A little hidden gem in Aurora. $10 on offseason weekends to visit. I went for a little "beach" trip…read moreto read my book and enjoy some spring sunshine. Couple people were out in boats fishing so it was a really relaxing time. I'm sure it's more crowded during the summer.

We came out early on Sunday morning for a two hour Stand up Paddle board and a kayak rental. Wow! I…read morehighly recommend. We were prepared to pay for parking and entrance to the park as per the instructions on the website. Today it was free which was nice. The drive through the entrance to the parking lot was scenic and well marked. At the lake we met Grace and Wes who outfitted us with life jackets and made sure we knew where to go. We also saw a map of where not to go. They are asking for people to not go near the dam, but that wasn't an issue as there is a ton of open space to explore. The lake was quiet, scenic, and beautiful! Without jetskis, boats, etc we were able to hear birds and fish jumping in the water. The sounds of nature really made it seem like an escape that would only be experienced much further away. The two hours flew by, and we are already planning another trip back. Awesome morning 5 minutes away from Parker.

Great time! Helpful employees got us set up, met the owner and he gave us instructions. 2 hours was…read morethe perfect amount of time.

We love Silo Park! It's scenic, peaceful, and full of great memories since I grew up going there…read more There's a lovely walking path through the wetlands and a barn-style pavilion with picnic tables, grills, and a restroom that's perfect for picnics. The park has playgrounds for both little and big kids, a fun community garden in the summer, and a big field to run around. Parking is good but can fill up on nice days. Overall, a fun family-friendly park!

Silo park is a great location , you have a playground for the kids , the community garden ,…read morebeautiful flowers, the Barn a great place to eat lunch or have a party . Silo park also has great hiking paths that link up to other parks in the area .

Let's start with the good. Plenty of space to explore since this reservoir area was gigantic. Never…read morehad a problem finding parking, and they had a nice little "beach" if you could call it that there. Lots of place to take your dog for a walk as well. Now for the bad/stinky. The beach had a foul odor that smelt like burnt sulfur if you were close enough to the water. Lots of bugs and the restrooms were pretty rough. They also charge $11 just to enter. I'd recommend the Rocky Mountain arsenal national wildlife refuge if you're visiting and want a nice outdoor activity to experience while you're here in town. It's about a 30 minute drive north of this reservoir.

I've certainly under appreciated this state park for the last 26 year of my residency in Denver. My…read morecurrent house being only 5 to 10 minutes away from this park, I should have utilized it more for hiking/walking so I owe this park an apology! My friend couple invited me to their camping today and I simply had an amazing time at site #34 on Coyote Loop. Campsites are nicely spaced from one another and people around us smiled at me (us) whenever I (we) made an eye contact with them; they were so respectful. A strong wind developed at the start of the campfire dinner so we had to step inside my friends' camper/RV to eat our supper. Only about an hour later, the wind died down so we could get our campfire going at last. Beautiful Colorado sky gradually turned from blue to dark blue as the night fell and it was stunning to see the crescent moon (like the shape of Bermuda Islands.) I'm now determined to utilize this park more often. I can even walk from my northeast DTC townhouse to it if I choose to do so.

Love coming here. Parking is $15 on weekends and $10 for weekdays. You can park and do bow and…read morearrows, fishing, swimming. You can even pack a lunch and do a picnic if that's your thing. Very chill and serene location. Highly recommend checking out.

Great reservoir for fishing and hiking They don't allow any…read moregas powered boats as it's a drinking water reservoir.

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!

Amazing fly fishing on the Colorado River near Granby, Colorado! Chris made this trip so much fun…read more This is our third time going out with Chris and he makes each time unique and ensures we both have a great time. Highly recommend Chris as a guide no matter how skilled at fly fishing you are. My husband is out to catch as many and as large fish as he can. I, on the other hand, focus on perfecting my not so excellent cast and not going for a swim in the process. Chris does an excellent job of ensuring we are both having fun. Ladies, if you are looking for a guide that will help hone your skills and make sure you are comfortable along the way, Chris is your guy!

I spent the day with John Perizzolo (guide) on the South Platte north of Deckers. Best day ever…read more John was mellow, patient, informative, and fun. I cannot recommend a guided trip more highly. All the staff were professional, what was promised was what was delivered, and the cost was reasonable for the fun and learning I had

I had good time tubing but this big guy at the table out front named Hudson made me very…read moreuncomfortable. There was another one with curly hair who told my dad he could speak great Spanish but my Dad had no idea what he was saying. He said it felt like the guy was trying to flirt with him and it made him really mad and I agree with my father, its very unproffesional. The one short brown haired guy was extremely helpful which was the only good experience. The blond one told me it was a Lazy River and that he caught small fish but enjoyed the nature and wildlife.

Do not book with this company because there is terrible customer care. We booked 2 days with a…read moreguide and were told the guides would contact a week before the trip. One of the guides, Pete contacted us as was absolutely amazing. We learned about him taking his grandson fishing and even about his dog. Pete was in constant contact making sure we had all the info, directions as there is very poor cell service where we will be fishing. We even decided to bring special treats for his dog. The trip is scheduled for tomorrow and we are so excited, all our gear is laid out including 3 bags of dog treats. My wife and I left multiple messages with Golden River Sports saying it was for Travis explaining we were extremely happy about how wonderful Pete the guide for Wednesday is but not a word from the guide for Thursday. After days of no phone calls from Travis or GRS I called and explained we are not comfortable or happy about the lack of professional conduct from Thursday's guide or GRS so cancel Thursday but we are excited about how great the guide for Wednesday is. On Tuesday We finally get a call from Travis and he says has no clue about any of this he was just confirming our booking. I explained there is a big issue with professionalism and communication with GRS and we canceled Thursday but were very excited and were very impressed with Wednesday guide Pete. He stated " thank you for bringing this to my attention but I don't feel comfortable about sending my guide out with you. I said I'm just bringing this to your attention and love working with Pete. He said he was canceling our trip! At this point now I'm mad! I try to help this guy and tell him we have no problem with Pete and it's your company that has the problem. I then stated I better not see one penny charged on my credit card!!!so we drove here from Iowa, rented an Airbnb waiting to go on our bucket list fly fishing trip and paid all this money to squeeze in 2 days of fishing. Now I ask you would you want to trust your money or precious time with a company like this??? Buyer beware!