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.

This place was great, super chill vibe and awesome guides. We had a large group of 11 family…read moremembers so we were split into 2 rafts. Kaila was our group leader and guide for 5 of my family members, all who raved about her! Isa was our guide and made sure our group of six had a blast, especially the kids- age 10 and 12! We all did beginner level and it was perfect for them, as well as a few adults. I also reached out with some questions prior to booking and they were very quick to respond, which was super helpful. We'll definitely be back for sure, thanks very much to liquid descent for treating us to such a fun family adventure. And special thanks to our guides- you gals absolutely rock!

Wonderful experience…read more While visiting in Colorado, we booked paddle boards at Sloan Lake, a sunset excursion. It was beautiful. The staff was exceptional. Friendly and encouraging. Well worth the cost! If you're reading this review to make a decision, book it. Wonderful time with the family.

Everything you are looking for in a business. Denver Outdoor Adventure Company was responsive and…read moreeasy to get ahold of. They answered all my questions and the pricing was reasonable. The equipment was in wonderful shape we rented a canoe. Extremely friendly service from pick up to drop off. We rented a canoe and took it to Trinidad State Park and also Horsetooth Reservoir. I know paddle boards are all the rage but if you're looking to move along the water quickly and see a lot look into a tandem canoe.

Atmosphere and Scenery The atmosphere at City Park is very…read moreromantic and calm. It is a nice place to walk around with family and friends. Or to just play at the park, and a lot of people go there for running, biking, or playing soccer. One of the best things about this park is that it did not smell bad. I noticed because I know some parks have a stinky smell, but this one did not. Even though we went during the summer, it wasn't super hot and there were not a bunch of bugs for that time of year. Crowd The crowd depends on when you go and if there is an event happening. It was not crowded at all on the day we went because we went during the week. However, I know during certain times of the year they have jazz in the park and it gets super packed. Most of the time, everybody pretty much minds their own business or they are friendly, but if you go for an event, you should plan ahead accordingly. Price: This location is completely free to go to since there is no park entrance fee or anything. Even the jazz in the park events are free and really neat, which makes it a great spot if you are looking for a nice place that is laid-back and free to enjoy. Parking and Transportation: There are plenty of places to park during a normal day, but when we went to jazz in the park during the summer, it did take some time to find a spot. You should make sure to show up early so that you can find parking. If you live a little bit away, you might want to take an Uber, or you can just walk or ride your bike if you live close enough. Overall Experience: My husband and I went right before sundown to do a picnic and painting date that also served as a photo shoot. We had someone set this up for us and we paid for it, so it was very convenient because we just showed up and followed their instructions. It was a great time to go because it wasn't very busy and the lighting was perfect. I think it is a good spot to have a photo shoot or a cute picnic date because it has such a romantic feel to it. We had a really fun time and I highly recommend this place.

The park houses both the Denver Natural History Museum and the Denver Zoo, along with some…read moreplaygrounds. walkway paths, lakes, historical statues and monuments, etc. I walked through a bit of the park after having brunch in the city and walked over to the museum. Very open, clean, and spacious park. I love the dead and barren trees in November, we don't get that in California and paired with the cold, it feels weirdly nostalgic of something I've never had and warming on the inside (yes, I'm insane). I also passed by a lot of joggers and dog walkers in the mid morning. Very safe. I passed by 2 small lakes with some water fowl nearby, standard mallard ducks and Canadian geese. Very calming. Saw a couple squirrels too. Not a bad medium sized city park.

PROS: the staff was friendly and it was affordable. Nice view from the water and nice way to get…read morebikes to go around the park. CONS: I was the first one for the day to rent a swan and all boats were dirty. The one I got was not working as well. The original staff member was a no show so they had to call in this nice lady to sub. They no longer have kayaks and the life jackets are not washed OVERALL: nice to go boating or biking but just be weary of the issues this company has. I'm just happy I went boating for cheap

For $11 a person.. this is such a fun date night! I did this as a surprise and even though it's…read morecheesy, I got a lot of cool points for this! It's super buggy but it's easy to overlook. Would 100% do agin!!

Came by to check out the shop today. Staff very educated and was very helpful and informative…read more Believe his name was mason or mace anyways I had a great experience and reccomend this business.

I biked all over town in search of warm weather wax for spring riding and when I stopped at Emage…read moreand they didn't have the goods, the guy working there suggested I try Confluence on my way back home. Thankfully that had just what I was looking for on the floor. I grabbed my wax and headed home happy to know that there's a shop so close by with everything I need to keep my board tuned all season long.

Paddling here is great but even better, they have SUP Yoga! These are on Saturdays and is only $40…read moreincludes paddle board rental, life jacket, paddle, anchor and yoga class! The area faces the mountains so you're in all the elements of water, sun, wind, rain drops, mountains and all. A totally different and wonderful experience.

So, if you are looking for a spot that has a lot of trees / greenery / etc. the location we went to…read morewill not be the spot for you (Chatfield Reservoir). That said, if you are a beginning kayaker and just want to get some experience, this is a great place to go. If you are timid around water, not sure if you will like the sport, or someone who just generally likes to try new things, be outdoors, etc. - do it! We were in town from Arizona and the water was pretty choppy (dude said winds were ~10 mph... I think they were closer to 15 mph...) I am not in love with sit on top kayaks and I don't particularly love chop. Moving water? Fine. Rocking back and forth? Ehhhh. We only paddled for about 30-40 minutes because it was so windy. We paddled against the wind to get our bearings, floated/paddled to the other end with the wind, and then worked our arms off paddling back. My husband doesn't really enjoy that type of work out (ha!) so he got out and pulled his 'yak for a bit. I was more determined and paddled the whole way. It's a very chill area (or was in May) but if you wanted to bring a group of folks to paddle and sunbathe and eat some snacks on the shore (which apparently happens in the summer) you'll have a blast. We prefer barren, inclimate weather (seriously) so it was a perfect day for us.

We did the beginner part of the river and it was wonderful! It was a great introduction for those…read morewho haven't gone rafting before! Our guide was lovely and provided not only river safety and fun but also fun facts along the way. The picture we got were beautiful! Would definitely recommend!

Had a great time on the Intermediate Trip today with our guide, Rusty!…read more And it is so awesome that this company provides electronic access to your rafting photos for free!!! Highly recommend this company and our guide, Rusty! (And don't miss pizza at Beau Jo's afterwards!)