I stayed in site 66 which is mostly secluded, but you have to "pay" for that seclusion and great…read moreview. There is a pretty decent hill and trail to get to spot 66 so if you carry a lot of gear it can be a hassle (you can also drive around to the vault toilets and climb up from there which is shorter but still uphill). This particular spot also has zero shade so bring your own. The campsite in general was great because of its seclusion. There's a handy "general store" for firewood or things you forgot

Good campsites. Very clean- camp host was great! Sites can be close together and wish there was a…read morebit more space but overall would go back.

I'm from out of town and was looking for a fun day of activities with kids while others went…read moreskiing/snowboarding at a nearby resort. They have an entire campus and are very family-friendly, I could see a family spending their whole day here if they wanted to! Day passes here are such a great value ($25 per adult and $10 per child over 5) regardless if you're a YMCA member elsewhere. The pass included the following with no extra fee for rentals: tubing, ice skating, roller skating. We also could have paid extra for climbing wall ($6), archery ($6), flat tire bikes ($20), etc...but you have to schedule that ahead of time. I was really glad we came here because it was plenty of entertainment for the family and we didn't have to plan how long we'd do each activity because there were so many options all in the same campus. If you were to go tubing elsewhere it would cost $30 per person PER HOUR, so I'm glad we came here instead where there wasn't a limit to how long we did the activity for. You have to sign waiver forms first and you can pick two different sizes for tubes. You'll have to take the tubes back up the hill yourself so keep that in mind if you have little ones or are planning to do this activity first vs. last.

We've been coming to snow mountain ranch every year for 15 years. The activities are great and the…read morestaff are still very friendly. Hiking to the waterfall is an annual ritual for our family. But the lodgings have become increasingly disgusting in the last few years. We stayed in one of the cabins. You could smell the pet urine when you walk in. The bathroom floors were stained ?? and obviously not mopped. The carpets dusty. The microwave started to actually spark. We called the front desk for someone to come take a look or replace it...no one came. Needless to say, we left earlier than planned. It's obvious that the cabins have been neglected. I understand and empathize that there is a staffing shortage. But - Next year, we'll get more comfortable, cleaner lodgings in Fraser/winter park.

This review is for the Lost Gulch family overlook, it's located in the open space and mountain…read moreparks. We went for the sunset view, it's easy walk from the car park. The sunset view was beautiful and it got colder after the sun set.

2021-09-03. Lost Gulch Overlook. Boulder, CO…read more A short scenic drive up the mountain will take you to several lookout spots that offer scenic views of the Colorado landscape. See the mountains during the day or the lights of the city by night. The road is completely paved, but narrow for 2 lanes in some spots. Wind up the switchbacks and feel the change in air pressure as your ears pop. The lookout points are part of the Boulder City Open Space and Mountain park, so if your vehicle is not registered in Boulder County you will need to purchase a parking permit for the parking spaces at these lookout points. Daily permits are only $5 and can be purchased online at bit.ly/parkosmp. There are also pay envelopes and drop boxes if you'd rather pay in cash. It's an honor system and the funds go to the upkeep of the areas. The place isn't as well known, so it's much less touristy, and there are no massive crowds to compete with. Worth the short drive out of Boulder if you're in the area. 4 stars! If You would like to experience more, come dine-with-me.yelp.com I'd love to have your company... Bon Appétit!

This 123 acre urban wildlife refuge & outdoor classroom, is a hidden gem right in the city! What…read moreonce was an irrigation reservoir in the late 1800s is now a refuge & a great way to connect with nature in NE Denver. Bluff Lake has a variety of habitats & is home to deer, coyotes, fox, raccoons, birds & rabbits just to name a few. The day I went I saw many, many rabbits! In their outdoor classroom they host environmental science programs for elementary school students. The trail is easy & family friendly (about two miles) that goes around the lake. Check out the cool boardwalk while there. This was a peaceful & serene way to spend the afternoon, with pretty views of the mountain range. To access the trails you'll need to walk down lots of steps or take the paved walk, ADA & stroller friendly. They also host monthly events like, Bird & Guided Walks, Family Nature Adventure Days plus After School Programs & Mini-Camps - check out their website for more info. Things to know before going...it's free, open 365 days a year from sunrise to sunset, no domestic animals, no drinking water & only Porta Potties at the entrance & along the trail. Also, no motorized vehicles & bikes. Go & enjoy the beautiful outdoors at Bluff Lake!

Beautiful park in a beautiful neighborhood. Ample parking and open from sunrise to sunset. As other…read morereviews mention, no dogs or bikes allowed. It's not a big park, but just enough to walk around and enjoy the scenery. You can also see the skyline of downtown Denver from here.

We had an outstanding paragliding experience with Golden Paragliding! Josh, Cam, and Charlie were…read moreour pilots for our flights and they were all awesome people and seasoned professionals. They tailored our experiences to each of our preferences from an easy scenic glide to a more aerobatic experience. I highly recommend Golden Paragliding if you are considering a tandem paraglide!

Golden Paragliding has the most experienced instructors in Golden and provides a bucket-list level…read moreexperience. You're in good hands with Josh!

Cute small playground in the area. Although small, it never gets crowded so it never feels like…read moreit's "too small" of a park. It's just the right size and perfect if you are looking for a quick stop and for some peace and quiet.

Great well kept park at the entrance of town. Never had an issue. Great way to remember our veteransread more

I love going to take kids to the playground, but I would highly suggest against coming here…read more Since Colorado has changed drastically. Politics allow the homeless to tent and sleep anywhere. Drugs run rampant everywhere. And this area is worse. Though it's a cute playground, I have witnessed a lot of bad things at this playground. Several drug deals and homeless sleeping on the benches. That means at any given time your child will be playing and homeless are in the bathrooms and on the benches. It's a lot of drug things going on here. Don't ever use the bathrooms there...ever! I love how cute this playground is. But I won't take my kids, nor would I ever suggest coming here unless they have an event. Breaks my heart because our kids deserve better. Not to have homeless sleeping on the benches here. And drug things happening

Pizza was hot and fast. Tacos great! Both entrees were good and averaged $15 each…read more Too expensive for an average family day out. Each attraction is about $15 per kid. $15(face paint each) $21(3 kids jumping). Etc. Nice, but way overpriced'

I really had a great time. I did not grow up in corn maze culture and this was the first time I…read morefully committed to going all the way in to one (instead of just photo opping near the entrance)! I gave myself lots of time. It was super hot in the sun - bring a hat with a big visor!! At this time of year this year the corn was all pretty dried out - very fall feeling. I went on a weekend day - a Saturday - so yah there were plenty of families and such. I just randomly wandered the corn maze running into the occasional child or parent but or teen group, but I found it very nice to just wander until I got out! It took about an hour. No stress and it actually felt positive that there were lots of other people in the maze at the same time. Less scary. They had a mini corn maze and a "crazy" corn maze so I chose the crazy one since I was trying to be brave. If you feel less brave, try the mini one! Next year I might try their night time corn maze! I love how they curated the pumpkin area! Pumpkins galore everywhere and organized by their gorgeous colors. So pretty and seriously so many like WOW! It was visually really nice. Lots of great creative photo op areas were nicely set up. Lots of kid activities of course. If you're a lone adult like me you're probably gonna do - corn maze, food truck, shopping. I like that they partnered with Palomar Farms to have some farmers market goodies. I did seem some unique jarred delights. I walked away with FROG jam and rhubarb jam! Next year I will try to go earlier in the season when the corn maze is maybe still a little bit green to see what that's like. I liked their modern branding and curated vibe. The corn maze staff was also super friendly and understood my anxiety. I also loved that the activities were a la carte. I paid for the corn maze which was under $20 and my jarred market delights which were $8.99 each. Parking was free. Okay I'm stating that cause I'm from LA. It's still a relief when parking is free here!