Es dificil a veces saber a donde ir o que llevar cuando tienes ganas de viajar. Viajes Colorado me…read moredio una experiencia magica. No me tuve que preocupar de nada, llevaban ellos equipo, sabian las mejores zonas, tomaron las mejores fotos, me llevaron por excelente comida. Una experiencia relajante y aventurera que 100% recomiendo.

From the owner: Driven by a solution-oriented mindset and a commitment to customer satisfaction. Christian is…read morededicated to doing whatever it takes to help you create the best memories possible, ensuring that your experiences are both special and memorable.

Huge area. Craig and Christian had awesome reviews from a biking perspective…read more I mostly walk this with dogs nearest to Ralston Road in Arvada. Some nearby water. Shade. You'll walk adjacent to a number of homes, park, and schools. Frequent trash cans and exits to enter the neighborhoods. Wasn't seeing any trash which is a plus. Just one of the many open space/walking/biking trails you'll see throughout Colorado. Occasionally you'll see some locks signage explaining which part of the trail you are on. Think historic setting and whatnot but otherwise it's a walking, exercise, skating trail like anywhere else within the state. You could have a good time riding the entire trail or adding sections into your regular workout route. Well paved and maintained as I mentioned before regarding trash cans and dog poop bag stations throughout. One reviewer mentioned noise but maybe they have the incorrect Yelp listing? Or their closest part of the trail to close to a loud highway. My only advice is to wear sunscreen. Vitamin C told me that once.

Enjoyed a solid morning ride of about 18 miles (9 miles out and 9 miles back). The trail actually…read moreruns a few miles further. I started at the Gold Strike Park in Arvada and there was parking as well as a connection to the Clear Creek Trail. This trail is paved and runs through number of parks in Arvada/Wheat Ridge. There is a gentle, almost subtle incline as you ride west. The creek of course is flowing downward in the opposite direction. I had no trouble using the big chain ring on my road bike and the return ride was a snap, with its gentle decline. The trail is mostly well marked and zigs and zags across the river. There is pedestrian traffic and not too many long straight stretches, so your top speed is limited. The trail runs on a few residential streets here and there. If you lose the trail, just keep going in the same direction and you'll pick it up shortly. Overall it's a fun, pleasant ride that I highly recommend. Suitable for families (although I'd start at one of the municipal parks that it intersects for the playground) and also for walking your dog. My total altitude gain over the nine miles up was only 410 feet, according to my Garmin. There are a few porta-potties along the way. A few water fountains too, at the park areas. This trail is perfect for an easy Saturday morning ride!

Crown Hill Park is seriously so beautiful. My brother and I took my kids on a walk around the lake…read moreand it was just a perfect day. The views are pretty in the lake pretty and the park itself is pretty. It's a really nice place to walk.

Crown Hill Park is located in a somewhat discrete area off of Kipling and 26th. It's an uncrowded…read morepark with a walking trail that goes around a small body of water and a wildlife preserve to the north. It's not the prettiest park but I like coming here when I just want to get away from everything and don't want to walk around a busy park like Sloan's. There is plenty of parking as well.

Amazing 11/10! Kathleen was my guide and she kept us nice and safe while having lots of fun!read more

We had such an amazing time white water rafting with Liquid Descent! Our guide, Kayla, was…read morefantastic. She made us feel safe and comfortable from the very beginning, and gave clear instructions so we always knew what to do. She tailored our ride to how "spicy" we wanted to make it, so since it was our first time rafting, that made us feel great. The trip was the perfect level of excitement for us as beginners. It was fun, thrilling, and adventurous without ever feeling overwhelming. My sons, ages 10 and 13, had an absolute blast and want to plan another trip back. We even got to see a bald eagle along the river, it was phenomenal. The weather was perfect, and the whole experience was incredibly well organized. It's also just under two hours from Denver, making it a great day trip. We really appreciated the free parking, and they kept our car keys safely in the office while we were out on the river. We felt completely comfortable leaving everything else locked in our car. We couldn't have asked for a better first rafting experience. We would absolutely recommend them to anyone, especially families and first-time rafters. Definitely opt for the photo package too - the pictures we received were stunning and memorable. Huge thanks to Kayla and the Liquid Descent team!

This is a beautiful park! It's about a 2 mile loop around the park with a nice breeze. It's very…read morebusy and parking was tough - we had to park on a close side street. There was a local popsicle vendor there which was a nice treat. The playground here is fantastic - I'm jealous I didn't have one like that growing up! The kids looked like they were having a blast.

Sloan's Lake is a decent spot for a quick stroll, especially if you're looking to get some fresh…read moreair and grab a bite to eat somewhere nearby. The location is convenient and the lake itself makes for a nice little escape. That said, the insane amount of geese poop everywhere is hard to overlook. It's pretty much an obstacle course trying to avoid getting it on the bottom of your shoes, which definitely takes away from the experience. Parking is also becoming increasingly sparse and difficult to find, especially when it's busy. All in all, it's not a bad location for a quick walk and something to eat in the vicinity, but there are definitely a few annoyances.

Who knew the nature center had art classes? No experience required. Twas fun and relaxing!read more

Everyone I know that's been to Majestic View Park has RAVED about it. Probably one of the best,…read moremost notable features of Arvada. I didn't spend much time there this past summer like I should have, but it was a blast in the short time I got to experience the epic trees and expansive green fields. Plenty of parking. Lots more amenities in the Nature Center that I haven't explored. Definitely one to bookmark again for the future!

This park has a little bit of everything. There's a pretty lake (obviously, based on the name)…read morecircled by a nice path for running, walking, or biking. The playgrounds have fun equipment and there are lots of picnic tables and green grass and big trees. My son has recently discovered fishing, and Rocky Mountain Lake Park allows catch and release and is close to our house, so we've enjoyed fishing there a few times lately.

A delightful park that I love to visit! With its stunning lake, playground, picnic spot, and vast…read moregreen spaces, it's the perfect place to spend quality time with my furry companion. I find it wonderfully calming to stroll around and soak in the picturesque views for hours.

After spending half a day at the Denver Convention Center, my colleague and I decided to go on this…read moreCherry Creek Trail to stretch our legs and get some exercise in. The trail is fully paved and runs all the way down, you guessed it, Cherry Creek. Along the way, we saw families of ducks and geese. It was an easy and relaxing walk, flat all the way.

Great for running or biking!…read more A few transient folks along the trail doing a few questionable activities, so maybe come when it's light out only (if you're walking or running?) Nice break from city streets and needing to keep stopping if you're doing an activity that requires some endurance. One of the things I actually enjoyed was looking at some of the street art graphics along the cement walls of the 'trail.' 2026: 70/100

This is a 75 acre osais in the heart of Arvada, CO. It is completely surrounded on all sides by…read moresuburban development. It was established in 1990 by a group that wanted to preserve this wildlife osais. There are actually 3 ponds - two are the most significant and the source of the name, There are several parking lots and access points and a number of hiking trials. If you want to experience a wildlife area and don't have time to get out of the City, take the time to visit this wildlife refuge right in the heart of the city.

Amazing! One of Denver's hidden gems managed by the most handsome Ranger. An example of the good…read moreour taxes can really do!

Our full-day tour of RMNP on the Trail Ridge Road was the perfect introduction to this beautiful…read moreColorado treasure. Our tour guide Hans really went the extra mile to ensure that we captured all the best vistas and viewpoints throughout the drive. And we were lucky to spot so many animals, for which he slowed down/stopped the vehicle and pointed them out with accompanying explanations. The day did not feel hurried. The weather was magnificent, which made the experience that much more enjoyable. The sandwich lunch was filling/good.

Christine was amazing. The tour to Red Rocks, Evergreen and Echo Lake was incredible. Her knowledge…read moreand sense of humor made the tour a lot of fun. The length of the tour was perfect as well as the group size. The van was very comfortable. You gotta do the tour. We would definitely do it again. Dennis and Sue