What a great trail to get in a quick Mountain Bike Ride, trail run or hike…read more The trail surrounds a small pond, goes in and out the forrest and connects to numerous other trails, so you have the option of making it a longer more challenging ride, or just getting in some well deserved seat time. This is an easy trail with a slight moderate climb, not tough at all. If you're just starting out Mountain Biking, this is the place to practice, with just enough small rocky terrain, sandy patches and single track to get you wanting that next test.

Jessica was awesome! Curated the perfect route for us and met us at the trail head with great, new…read moreequipment and a positive attitude! Can't wait to do it again.

Took the e-bike tour with my mom and a friend and it was even better than we expected! I have very…read morelittle biking experience but the pedal assist bikes were super easy to get used to and the guides were very helpful and encouraging the whole time. Got to see some really cool sights and hear some neat history!

Great trailhead and general area for hiking and trail recreation. I group this along with Doudy…read moreDraw and Fowler TH since they are all pretty close, and you can hike to each within a few miles if parking fills at one. That said, it gets busy here even on weekdays, and except a tough search for a spot on a nice day. There's a fee for non Boulder Cnty cars. It's a great place to recreate, with access to likely a few hundred miles of trails. Many peaks to climb, like Bear and South Boulder make this a popular place to start your Boulder hike. It's a bit less crowded than something like NCAR or the flatirons, and there's a lot of trails that branch off. Do download a dedicated map application like Strava or alltrails, and pack some supplies. It's enough trails it can get confusing even to veteran hikers. Have a great time and happy trails!

I lived in CO for eight years and never knew about this trail space. It was the perfect place to…read moresee the Flatirons and enjoy some socially distanced hiking. I went on a Wednesday morning and there were minimal people and stoked to say everyone has masks on or ready and available (thanks Boulder county for putting logical laws and order in place!). $5 to park at the trailhead, cash, and by 10 a.m. it was full and people were circling. I saw a couple snakes on the hike so I grabbed my dog and went another direction. They have a trail where dogs aren't allowed but there were other trails to supplement. We spent about two hours there and there was plenty of shaded space to stop off and grab water or a snack. I would definitely keep this hike in mind for next time I'm in CO.

Eldorado is THE state park that keeps me renewing on the "Keep Colorado Wild" Pass w my car…read moreregistration. During the summer from Memorial Day to Labor Day - you'd need to get timed entry to get into the park. We have been parking outside of the park and hike on Fowler Trail. We've also done the Rattlesnake Gulch. All in all this canyon is me and my family's favorite. We just can't get enough!

This is an amazing small State Park that offers some magnificent creek views. Many locals do rock…read moreclimbing activities which is really cool to watch. You need to buy an access pass online to drive through for $10. Great short hickingbfor approximately 1 mile next to the visitor's center!

This was truly an amazing experience! Dickie was our guide and made it such a great time! He was…read moreextremely knowledgeable and gave us great instructions while keeping it fun! There was a huge traffic jam that potentially would make it difficult for us to get picked up and dickie swiftly found a solution that enhanced our experience! I have only good things to say about dickie and this company! This was our first time and we will be back

Had a wonderful experience last year with AIARE training. Would highly recommend taking a class…read morewith them!

Nick was amazing! I've been riding for years. I was hoping to gain some confidence and learn about…read moresome skills that I should be working on. I did! Nick gave just the right amount of advice so I could absorb what he was saying. Not too much so I was overwhelmed and not too little. This was definitely money well spent!

Nick is a knowledgeable, patient, professional guide. My family enjoyed an awesome morning mountain…read morebike tour with him recently and I highly recommend him as a guide. He did a great job coaching everyone from experts to extremely altitude challenged riders.

Community Ditch is a 10.8 mile out and back trail located near Boulder, Colorado. The trail is good…read morefor all skill levels but I really like it for mountain biking & trail running. It's a beautiful trail that has panoramic views of the flatirons. It's pretty flat with very little elevation gain. Pretty quiet trail, not usually a lot of traffic, but lots of bikers. A nice walk for fall, a little bit too unshaded for the summer. There are very few trees, so if you are hiking it in the summer, be sure to bring lots of water, a hat and some sun screen.

Beautiful trail. Great views. There is a trail area and an off leash dog park area. Parking lot is…read moresmall.

Amazing classic view of Boulder, as you arrive by car from Denver metro area. It can be beautiful…read moreon a blue sky day but you can also see to the continental divide. Today the high winds up there swirled snow and clouds almost vertically. To the right in this view is Longs Peak in RMNP. To the left is the Indian Peaks Wilderness area due west of Boulder. You might not use this this approach to Boulder on a weekday commute in when it will likely be bumper to bumper going very slow for several miles. And a bit dangerous with snow and ice and high winds at ground level. But on a beautiful clear dry winter day, it is classic and how so many people see Boulder for the very first time.