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!

My last full day visiting the Denver area and I was looking to something kind of quick to do. I…read morethought this museum would fit the bill, so I came! The best part is that it has FREE Admission!! I parked out in the lot just off E. Alameda Pkwy near the front of the Aurora Municipal Center. I was kind of stumped as to where to enter the museum. I walked past the cool sculpture called "Light Of Dawn" by Rafe Ropek. If you keep walking on that sidewalk, you will find the entrance is at the far end of the building right near the gate/fence. I really wanted to see the 1913 Street Car Trolley! It is in a room all by itself. It has been immaculately restored! I like the vintage ads inside! There's lots of information about transportation, too! You can learn how Aurora started out and grew! There was a Buckingham Square Mall that opened in 1971. It had two Palace Guard mascots named Buck and Ham. It was demolished in 2007. It was rebuilt into what is now Gardens On Havana shopping center. I was fascinated to learn that there in a Mission Viejo neighborhood in Aurora. It was modeled after the Mission Viejo in Orange County, CA! In the exhibit of "Growing Home Aurora", there's an extensive collection of memorabilia! I found out that Niagara Bottling, LLC has a plant in Aurora! I wandered through the "Mosaic of Cultures: Aurora's Mexican Community" area. For history's sake, I should have eaten at La Cueva. It is featured in this area. The founders of the restaurant immigrated to the U.S. in the 1950's. There's an exhibit called "Tatanka: The Spirit of the Land" that has lots of beautiful Bison paintings by Arturo Garcia. On my way out, I picked up A Guide to Aurora, too! It lists landmarks and historic sites with pictures. It was great to learn about Aurora!

I've lived here for most of my life and never knew this place existed and I was at the municipal…read morecenter for Pokemon so often. The museum is free and there's a lot thats being discussed to increase visibility. The staff are so friendly and knowledgeable. They have such a diverse knowledge about the history of Aurora and some of Colorado so feel free to ask questions. I learned a lot about Aurora. It gets such a bad rep and is most well known for tragedies. I never knew there was such history about this city. The hit of the museum and a must see is the trolley. I wish Denver had kept the trolley running so it made it special like in San Francisco. What a wonderful piece of Colorado history at the museum. You can also walk and sit in the trolley as well. Take the time to read the ads.

This was a great tour and Tom was a fun guide. He showed us some cool places in Denver and it was…read morefun riding on the electric bike with fat tires on it. It made me want to get one. The price was excellent for a three-hour tour. We were originally scheduled for a tour a few days later but rain was in the forecast so Tom let me and my husband switch to an earlier day. It was almost 100° out the day we had our tour, so we appreciated the frequent stops to make sure we were drinking enough water and staying hydrated. He brought a ton of water for each of us and was constantly asking if we needed more water. He also brought sunscreen. With all of our frequent stops our tour ran almost an hour late. That wasn't a problem because we didn't have anything else scheduled afterward, but we were starving because our tour started at 10:00 and ended at 2:00. I would rather have started the tour at 9:00 instead so we could have finished earlier. But I highly recommend this tour to anyone who wants to see the Denver area. It really helped us to get to know the city better and find our way around.

Pedaling through the city, wind in our hair, A guided…read moreelectric bike tour, an adventure to share. Exploring hidden gems, sights never seen, Service requested, where memories convene. What a great time with a guided tour on Tom's Electric Bikes. With knowledge and charm, he blew our minds away. A good value in my book.

Quaint, hipster little town. It has some local shops, as well as some touristy type places to buy…read moresouvenirs. The view is nice, with this town being at the base of the mointaind. It has a nice little mountain vibe and it's fun to walk from one end to the other to browse the shops.

Manitou Springs is an adorable, quaint little Rocky Mountain village outside of Colorado Springs…read morethat is a *must* for folks who enjoy an active lifestyle. The stairway to heaven known as the Manitou Incline https://www.yelp.com/biz/the-incline-manitou-springs is here, as well as nearby Cave of the Winds https://www.yelp.com/biz/cave-of-the-winds-mountain-park-manitou-springs, Pike's Peak https://www.yelp.com/biz/pikes-peak-americas-mountain-cascade-2 and Garden of the Gods https://www.yelp.com/biz/garden-of-the-gods-visitor-and-nature-center-colorado-springs with all of their trails and scenic views. Plus, you can sip from several different naturally carbonated springs http://manitoumineralsprings.org/pdf_files/brochure.pdf and eat some fabulous meals & desserts at the numerous quirky restaurants on the main drag. When you're ready to slow down, you can visit one of 11 art galleries. Almost everything is accessible on foot or via the free shuttle system that circulates through town. It's about 75 miles or a 90-minute drive from Denver (depending on traffic), but if you have the extra time and don't want to drive or park, you can take a Bustang $12 fare South Line https://www.ridebustang.com/south-line bus into Colorado Springs and from there catch the $2 fare #3 shuttle into Manitou https://coloradosprings.gov/sites/default/files/rt3_spweb2018.pdf. Free parking is available at Memorial Park https://www.yelp.com/biz/memorial-park-manitou-springs, from which you can take a free shuttle https://www.yelp.com/biz/bus-system-mountain-metropolitan-transit-colorado-springs-2 into town, the Incline, or the Pike's Peak Cog stop, but walking most of the village itself is totally doable from the park if you are fit. Don't forget your refillable bottles for the spring water! More helpful links (since Yelp doesn't want to update the biz listing to include a relevant URL): Mineral Springs CC & Visitor's Bureau https://manitousprings.org/ Mineral Springs Foundation http://manitoumineralsprings.org Mineral Springs City Government http://www.manitouspringsgov.com/

Five stars all day long! Jason was fantastic and somehow managed to keep 8 people entertained while…read moreshowing us Red Rocks, buffalo, Lookout Mountain, and Golden, no small task! He answered every question, shared tons of interesting facts, threw in some jokes, and somehow made us feel like Denver experts by the end of the day. If Jason is your guide, congratulations, you already made a good decision.

Rocky Mountain Experience: Very disappointing. The guide immediately did an upsell when we got in…read morethe van to include a gondola ride for an extra $27. Four of the 9 ppl in our van took advantage of it - which meant the tour went an hour beyond the allotted time and we were rushed through the sites we paid to see. It ruined our last night in town as we missed our dinner reservation and after dinner plans - which didn't concern the driver in the least. Other lowlights were listening to the guide drone on and on about his life and opinions, pulling over THREE times as one lady thought she maybe saw some wildlife waaaayyy in the distant woods, and spending much too long in a small town where half the stores were closed so the gondola opters could have their unscheduled fun and the tour company could grab a few extra dollars.

Not the best Famcamp Buckley!!! We were really disappointed in our stay here. I would like to…read moreknow what the $40 a night pays for. There is a camp host that doesn't do anything from what we have seen! (in all honesty - I have never seen him/her) You get free laundry BUT it consists of 2 washers and 2 dryers and since we have been here 1 wash has not worked! So 1 washer for all the campers!?!?!?! Also, it smells of sewage - and when you take a walk around the campground you can see where it is coming from and they are "working" on it as it has caution tape around it BUT we have never seen anyone working on it. The only reason I get 2 stars from me is the sites are big and you have some grass spots. We will NOT be returning to this famcamp again.

Nice staff. Showers had what appeared to be stuff from someone's nose on the shower walls, spider…read morewebs in restrooms. I took out the two laundry room garbage cans that sat full for several days. Unable to get rental cars delivered on base and nothing on base to help us get around, I have a class c and I'm scared to tow. I was fine walking but not my family. I am a single parent. No base pool, nothing to do on base. Was informed by handicapped veteran no water hookups for years in handicap RV sight. Walked off base, to meet someone I previously met, to get a ride. Base exercise went into affect. Visitor center said it would last one hour, SPs said two. Wasn't informed ahead of time of exercise, which is understandable, and base lockdown. Was told I couldn't get back on base to my child and we was from out of state, no one else was with us and my child cannot drive. Didn't matter either way base was locked down. Called the fam camp for possible assistance, no answer, phone went straight to hang up. Probably due to exercise. Cried! I know this was a me problem. Thank God for SP Tech Sgt Dailey who truly helped me feel better about the situation! Finally, after many hours, got back to my child as a courtesy. I will never stay on a military base, fam camp again. I needed to get my RV, get off base and get a screw out of the tire but couldn't. Almost full day of vacation wasted. This felt frustrating. Of course I'm grateful for the exercise and the purpose of it! I understand they were doing what they had to do. Other than this, base was quiet, nice. I lost $40 because I let fam camp know two days in advance I was leaving ahead of my scheduled check out. Had another reservation at fam camp Hill AFB. Cancelled 10 days in advance, because I didn't want to go through this situation again, and was charged a $10 cancellation fee and told it wasn't far enough in advance to get someone to fill the spot. I did eventually get that refunded. These two incidences have taught me never stay on base again. I liked staying on base due to feeling safe but I cannot willingly put myself into this situation again. I appreciate our service members and preparedness exercises but this was a very difficult vacation! However, could have been a much more difficult vacation so I do feel grateful. Just know if you stay on base, and there's an exercise that you don't know about, you won't be able to get back on base to your family for several hours.

This MLK memorial is not just a statue--it's a living classroom in bronze and stone. It educates,…read moreevokes, and challenges visitors to meditate on civil rights and collective history. Yet such potent reminders also attract unscrupulous attention. The 2024 vandalism serves as a painful reminder of the ongoing battles--literal and symbolic--that extend far beyond its physical form.

The statue of Martin Luther King Jr. by Ed Dwight is installed in Denver's City Park. The memorial…read morestatues was installed in 2002, which has replaced another statue of King relocated to Pueblo. This stature also features depictions of Frederick Douglass, Mahatma Gandhi, Rosa Parks, and Sojourner Truth. There is audio program for this monument right across the statute.

The place is very spacious and food was good. The person handling the numbers was way to fast there…read morewas no instructions on game what you were playing. She would mumble something between games. They would play special games but no instructions!!

Nifty place to go Bingo. Plenty of space to spread out and a wide variety of card selections…read more Things I didn't like were they only game they played was Black Out and it was difficult to understand what numbers the caller was calling.

We've gone to all the iterations of Camp Christmas: the first one at Stanley, outdoors in Lakewood,…read moreeven the virtual COVID one. This year's is smaller as expected but brings just as much spirit (and puns). It's great that they spread out a bunch of stuff throughout Stanley Marketplace but it's definitely worth it to pay for the Express experience as well, really cool stuff you can only see there. Some of which I definitely recognize from past iterations but also many new creations.

Always enjoy a trip over to Stanley Marketplace. Great stores and restaurants and fun to see them…read moredressed up a little bit for the holidays. We came for the return of Camp Christmas as it is one of our favorite holiday traditions. There was a couple of fun installations to view as well as the walk through experience. We had fun but were a little disappointed this year as everything felt on much smaller scale than usual. More of a sprinkle of Christmas fun rather than the usual Christmas extravaganza we've come to know and love from Camp Christmas. Still fun but a bit underwhelming. We were also disappointed to see some of our favorites from years past missing like the scavenger hunt and music playlists for different times of day. Also a bit disappointed that they are charging the same price for adults and children in the walk through experience. Hope that next year Camp Christmas will be back in full form.