Blair Witch Disc golf hidden 9. Now I wrote a review for…read morethe Badlands course, but I thought I would separate this review as it is considered (but often combined in play) a separate course. Aside from the 18 long holes of the Badlands, and near holes 12 and 13 is the start of the hidden Blair Witch Project disc golf course. Aptly named after its environment of thick trees and pathless route, the holes are almost always impossible to see from the tee pads. Nevertheless a ride and full of challenges and good fun this course is all its own. Combined with the Badlands 18, you're in for a treat and a long day. I shamelessly recommend running this course first with someone who knows it. Otherwise, like me, you have to walk the entirety of each hole before driving.

Best disc golf club and courses in Colorado! These guys have a heart for kids not just adult…read moreplayers like most of the other clubs in Colorado!

This is quite the park! Huge playground with a big variety of structures, a lake with a sidewalk…read morearound it, a really nice set of permanent bathrooms with showers, and the benches around the lake are built as rockers. There's also a stage for events and they have car shows most Friday nights. I am keeping an eye out for when they open the carousel (it's run seasonally the sign says). I was so impressed by the variety of wildlife- this park has beavers! My favorite place to go for an evening walk.

I'm going to start rating park playgrounds for kids as we check out different park playgrounds with…read moreour grandson. This is one of the best designed playgrounds we've been to (and he played on) so far out of the dozen or so playgrounds that we've been to. A large playground with lots of well designed climbing and slides and everything is smooth and well rounded with hardly any sharp corners or edges. I would give this place a 5 but I need to leave room in case we find something better. Say a 4+ star and highly recommended.

I discovered this little park a few weeks ago, having done extra time before I had to pick my son…read moreup at school and needing to walk my dog. The playground has a good variety of equipment, there is ample grassy space to run and play, and there is a nice trail that follows the creek that cuts through the park. I've visited this park twice now and plan to do so more frequently in the future!

This place ROCKS The Suburban ROCKIES as a Recreational Dreamscape, for outdoor enthusiasts like…read moremyself, who love Disk Golf! The picturesque rolling hills, ponds, trees, reeds, bushes and wild flowers are a BONU$ for those that are hiking and playing thru the 9-18 holes. Experienced Disk Golfers carefully evaluate each challenging obstacle, before selecting the appropriate Disk, for that perfect throw toward the elusive Disk in One! I had the pleasures of walking along with the two pairs of Team Disk Players that are experienced and extremely talented players with a passionate for the thrill of competition and a brotherhood connection that spurred lively conversations at each launch point. I could not help getting lost in natures unique and beautiful moments here at this beautiful park, located next to Water World. The park also overlooks those majestic Rocky Mountains! My journey begins watching an elusive dragonfly, as it weaves in and out of my path, much like a coast guard helicopter, surveying the coastline during a rescue exercise. Busy honey bees also float from each clump of wild flowers throughout the course, enjoying the nectar of each lovely bloom. The park is also home to majestic arrangements of trees that emulate strength and a wide variation of colors, signaling fall is now the season. There is also a few dormant trees bearing ghostly grey branches that have the appearance of Halloween Witches hands, reaching sky word, trying to grasp ahold of the fluffy cotton candy clouds floating by. These trees standout alongside the leafy groupings. While this vast park has baron spots scorched by the summer sun, there are also a mix of heavy overgrowth in some areas. Not a perfectly maintained park but it is a well maintained park. The city crews that upkeep this beautiful park deserve a huge Mahalo and recognition for their efforts in maintaining the epic landscape of the area, showcasing the unique beauty of Colorado. I can't wait to someday, have the ability to also play along each pathway. As for today's epic fall tour, I can not express in words, the joy of each priceless moments, shared with my friends today! Get outside and enjoy the beauty and wonder of Colorado's Parks and Recreation!

Awesome park! As a beginner to disc golf, this course had enough to keep me interested while I…read morelearned how to perfect my throw... Beautiful park. Great place for our Team Retreat to close out the year!

I had a nice time at this park the other day after grabbing donuts at the salty across the street…read morethe park was clean and had a nice play area. My baby was disappointed because there were no baby swings. Otherwise it was a nice place to hang out for sure.

I went to the Civic Center STARGAZE event with my mother-in-law, and we had the best time. It's…read moresuch a neat way to see the city in a different light! Atmosphere: Super easy to get to. We parked on Bannock for $2/hour and it was a very short walk. It's family-friendly but also makes for a unique date night. The Food Truck: They have food on site separate cost and the ginger tea and empanada I had were the perfect waiting for my turn snacks. The Guides: This was my favorite part. The people running the telescopes are so friendly and informed. They aren't just reciting facts; they are genuinely passionate about what they do. They explained how Jupiter has 70+ moons and showed us four of them. I'll never forget the rotten egg moon the one that smells like sulfur! Price & Timing: It's only $5 per person. You get a 30 minute timeslot, which is plenty of time to rotate through all 8 or 9 telescopes and see the Moon's craters and the planets. Overall: If you're visiting or just live nearby, go check this out! It's cheap, fun, and you learn so much without having to drive far out of the city. Check their website for their next event locations!

The romanesque gem is actually laid out similar to Rome's forum. Civic Center Park is a great…read moreneoclassical style setting with a wonderful list of civic landmarks bounding it in. The majestic Denver Public Library, Denver Art Museum, State Capitol, Supreme Court, City Hall, city buildings as well as various monuments. Continued efforts to clean up its unsavory elements will be beneficial to the city's upright citizens and visitors.

Marge Roberts Park is an Arvada city park. It's located just north of 58th Street on Miller…read moreStreet. Lots of green space for the kids with a variety of interesting climbing structures. There are also picnic tables and benches. This is a great neighborhood park. Quite peaceful considering it's location near 58th.

This is a fantastic little neighborhood park there's lots of grassy area for games or to play with…read moreyour dog. The playgrounds are clean and lots of good activities. There's one for smaller kids and then one for bigger kids, which is always a nice touch. The pavilion areas are large and covered. Somebody was having their graduation party the day that we were there and this would be the perfect place to hold a party for sure.