The place is very clean and offers lots of opportunities for fitness. However, closing 5 hours…read moreearly today, a Wednesday, due to activity at the park, is a real disservice to its patrons. The businesses at the shopping center next to the park are staying open. Buchanan is an established business that should not have to shut down because of park events.

Great pool, vortex and workout areas ! I would give it a 5/star…read moreRating . Our grandkids love the pool and slide area !!! The Senior plan gets you in for free if you have United Care

I had such a relaxing afternoon at Evergreen Lake. It's only about 30 minutes from downtown Denver,…read moremaking it an easy getaway without spending hours in the car. The main parking lot was full when we arrived, but the overflow parking was surprisingly easy. There was someone at the entrance directing cars, handing out the shuttle address, and answering questions. The free shuttle arrived within minutes, had air conditioning, and dropped us off right at the lake. The atmosphere is what makes this place special. It's clean, family-friendly, and surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery. You can bring your own kayak, paddleboard, canoe, or other non-motorized watercraft, or rent one there. Life jackets are required and rentals have time limits, but everything was well organized. The water was a little browner than I expected, with some natural tree limbs and debris floating around, and swimming isn't allowed. That said, it didn't take away from the experience. Most people were fishing, paddling around with friends, or simply floating and soaking in the views. If you're looking for a peaceful way to spend an afternoon outdoors, this is a great spot. I had a really good time and will definitely be back.

Please stay away from paddle boarding and recreating on this lake. The lake is extremely dirty and…read morethe staff was very rude. They made you pay $45 to wash off your board that was mandatory.They told us that we had to pay cash only, even though they said credit card was an option. A pontoon boat circled around polluting the water and yelling at everyone regarding their life jackets.There is no relaxing, life jackets are mandatory at all times and being mandated by teen staff. Don't plan on relaxing and or enjoying time at this lake.

I really like the golden community center especially the nice people who work there the pool is…read moregreat especially if you are with younger kids there's lots of fun activities for them to do and they let kids under 48 inches by the slide within an adult, which is really nice. Make sure to validate your parking inside when you go to pay and you can park right in front of the rec center, which was something we didn't realize right away. They also have a nice small play area for kids on the way in.

The staff is so welcoming. The facility has always been clean and well maintained…read more The hot tub is a nice touch.

My kids and I had a lot of fun here yesterday. The kids area is really nice. The water is fairly…read morewarm like the lazy river and it's considerably cheaper than the golden rec center and wheat Ridge, which is where we had been going, and I particularly liked that they didn't charge for my infant which golden does. They had a nice outdoor splash area which happened to be closed yesterday in a playground outside and an indoor climbing wall. I mean, this is a really great rec center. I think we'll definitely be back.

I love winter park and stumbled upon this gem at random when camping a whole week. For a mountain…read moretown this Rec center is awesome for a family. We enjoyed the indoor pools as my husband enjoyed the gym. The pools are awesome! They are warm and they got toys for kids to play with in the pool. They have such a fun play area in the pool for kids and even a fun little lazy River you can go in circles on for a while.

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.

Angie was an amazing guide. Very knowledgeable and personable. Made everyone feel at ease to enjoy…read morethe day on the river. Recommend anyone wanting to raft near Denver to choose Liquid Descent and request Angie for their guide.

Lovely surprise. Found it trying to get away from the heat. Easy trails. Saw 3 bucks. Attacked to…read morea historic mansion. They were having a celebration of life today and I got there early so parking was fine but the parking lot was completely full by the time I left. I walked the meadow and forest trails for a total of 1.3 miles. Saw three beautiful bucks. The staff was all very nice and helpful and they have great guides on paper and maps and activities for kids.

Visit here at the end of February, and the weather was perfect, not hot or cold. A small parking…read morelot, spacious enough to accommodate a nice amount cars. Nothing much more to do or see but the view of the far away town and hills. It has a small museum at the look out. A nice trail to hike nothing to crazy. We didn't spend much time here at this mountain. We spent more time at Red Rock Theatre. But we did capture some great photos while on the visit. It's was not a far drive to get to the mountain from the gas station we stop at, it was like 10-14 miles away. (it kind of remind me of the parking lot that's at the end of Galveston island, and looking out at the ocean.)

A staple of the Genesee Community since the very beginning. This was a favorite hangout of mine…read moresince I was a young kid. The facility unfortunately removed both racquetball courts and the space now serves as a gym. The Foothills Clubhouse also has one of the best outdoor pools in the area. Definitely great for family events!

As someone who was in the music industry for almost 30 years, I can't believe I've never seen a…read moreshow at this iconic outdoor venue. I have heard and talked about Red Rocks for decades, but had never been. My wife and I were in Colorado visiting friends and saw online that one of my favorite female voices of all time, Sarah McLachlan was playing a show at the same time we were in the area. It was a no-brainer! I could potentially make this one of my longest reviews ever, but I'll try to keep it short by saying this venue was everything I wanted it to be and more. Parking was easy as there were people directing you from the bottom of the hill up to the venue the entire way. I recommend getting there early like we did, so you don't have to shuttle from one of the outer lots. We had a short and simple walk from our parking lot to the entrance. I also recommend bringing some sort of rain gear just in case because of the random storms that show up in that area. The good news is they're gone almost as quick as they arrive, which was the case for us. After about 30 minutes of rain, the sun came back out, and it turned into a perfect summer night in Colorado. As for the concert, I've never been to a place where the venue gets talked about almost just as much as the artist. Sarah McLachlan is always incredible (still amazing after all these years) but our group talked about Red Rocks almost just as much as her. The view is amazing, there really isn't a bad seat in the entire place, and the acoustics seem to be almost perfect. We actually really liked their food options as well. That said, I wish I would've done my homework because a lot of people have brought their own into the venue and that's something. We probably would've done as well. Check their website for details before you arrive. One last note, don't forget to stop by their visitor center. I'm so glad we didn't skip it because not only does it share the history of this incredible venue, but they also have an area where they list off by year every single artist who has ever played there from the beginning to now. That was super cool! Truthfully, my entire Red Rocks experience was perfect. People who live in the area know what I'm talking about and if you ever visit Colorado, do yourself a favor and cross this amazing place off your bucket list. By the way, concerts are amazing here but it's also open to the public during the day just to check out. So cool!

Such a neat place and definitely worth visiting! I love that you can park and walk through the…read moreamphitheater for free as long as there isn't a concert or special event going on. Pictures really don't do it justice--seeing a world-famous concert venue built right into the massive red rock formations is an awesome experience. There isn't much shade, so be sure to bring a hat, sunscreen, and plenty of water, especially if you're visiting during the middle of the day. It's also pet friendly, which was a huge bonus for us since we were able to bring our dog along. Even if you're not there for a concert, it's a fun place to explore, take in the incredible views, and appreciate the unique architecture and natural surroundings. Definitely one of Colorado's must-see attractions!