that the entire section, including the beach and creek behind the park, is privately owned…read moreproperty. There are "private property" signs at every entrance. Those wanting to use Kittredge Park -- specifically next to Bear Creek -- are being asked to go to a nearby park instead to play on the creek bank. The new owner is concerned about liability if someone gets hurt while playing in or along the creek and about how the property is being overused. "We want to restore it and prioritize the land's long-term needs over the short-term needs," Romero said in September. "The land cannot handle the traffic. It's being destroyed. We want shared accountability." People have trails all over her property and no one showed up for "cleanup day"... "Take only memories, leave only footprints." Town survey and homeowner survey say same thing she owns the land on both sides. Law and order is not about feelings or belief's. Also this park has other access on park property but they fenced it off. Why try to illegally take someone's land that they paid for when you have another access point? Another big question is, Why didn't the town buy that piece of the property when it went up for sale instead of assuming the new owner would want the whole town leaving garbage on their land?

We were disappointed that there was no water access here and it was all roped off with no…read moretrespassing/private property signs :( The park was still fun though and my son enjoyed the big sand pit and shady picnic tables.

Nice easy lake side trail. I hadn't done it in years and had forgotten that you have to descend and…read moreascend stairs by the dam to complete the whole trail, so had to backtrack since I had a stroller. It was still a fun walk.

Nice lake, trail goes around the whole lake. Takes about half to an hour to walk the whole trail…read more There's a small rental shop for paddle boards and kayak. Parking lot available for guests.

The trail was closed when I showed up but there was no indication on the website. It looked like an…read moreeasy hike. The water levels are super low right now so getting in the creek was only half the joy. But I made the most of it. Nice little easy hike.

This is a nice flat nature walk and an avid spot for mountain biking. Parking fills up very quick…read moreso I recommend starting early. It was a great start to our day of hiking as it was not intense at all and just a relaxing nature walk.

AllTrails does it again! I was looking for a shorter hike with good views! The trailhead was easy…read moreto find and the drive into the mountains was gorgeous! Limited parking especially on the weekend, so early is best! It got very crowded on my way out which takes away from the quiet sounds of nature. The trail is Bear creek & Panorama Point which form about a 3 mile loop. The views at the overlook are stunning!

We did a short hike to Panorama Point, which had great views and would have been awesome for a…read moresunrise or sunset. The parking lot was a decent size. Note there are no bathrooms there. The trail was dog friendly and well maintained.

This Little Park leaves a big impression that lasts. The punctually pulsing river provides a sound…read moreof peace one can only find outside bustling cities that never sleep. This spot packs a punch with its breathtaking views, shady paths, and picnic benches that invite one to stay and savor the scenery while sampling a snack for fortitude. The rich, riveting history of the place provided by signage is absolutely fascinating as well. Definitely a destination worth recommending for residents and tourists alike. There's plenty of parking and the hut provides Harry Potter vibes for fans of the gentle giant Hagrid. We can't wait to go back in the fall and see the aspens showing off their golden glittering coats.

This is a wonderful place for a pleasant hike. I haven't explored much besides bear creel and the…read morecool castle but I am sure there must be some heart pounding hikes somewhere up there. Great parking lot and toilets.

Nothing too crazy but a nice little walk with some incline. On our way here, we saw lots of deer…read morenearby which was cool. Bathrooms at the bottom were really helpful. Not the cleanest but not bad. Lots of rocks

This review is specifically for the Evergreen Mountain Trail, and it's also more for previous…read moreexperiences here rather than today. Even though many on AllTrails said the trail was fine within the past few days, it was clearly iced over today. No worries, as we had our spikes with us. Well, one worry, as one of my wife's spikes decided to sabotage our day and start to tear. After fighting with it for 30 mins or so, we abandoned our attempts to continue on the trail. Other than today, the Evergreen Mountain Trail is one of our favorites in Colorado. The views from the top are amazing. I can't recommend it enough; however, if you're going this time of year, take your spikes...you'll need them.

I really like this park that is next to Burger King Lake. They have some nice picnic tables, clean…read morebathrooms and a big parking lot. The last couple times that we've been we have had a picnic at the park before heading over to the lake either to walk the trail or for fishing.

Beautiful park! Lake, nice pavilion. Nice walking trails. You can see wildlife.. we did see elk,…read moremany birds. Many people out enjoying the day

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.

We attempted to drive up Mt Evans Road to get to the top. The road was closed for the winter…read morebeyond Summit Lake Park, so we headed back down after walking around there for a bit. We were pleasantly surprised to see the building included an educational place with things to look at! This is a small Nature Center in Mount Goliath Natural Area. We took a lengthy look at the exhibits and read the abundant information. I even got my Junior Ranger Badge! :P There's a workbook for children to complete and receive their badge. I also stamped the booklet with the Ranger's stamp. Yes, this activity was my highlight! Haha The huge cross-section of a Ponderosa tree was really cool! They have arrows pointing to the rings with what happened in that year. Pretty historic! The tube with the plant showing the super deep root system is amazing! I especially liked the habitat of the Long-tailed Vole! It knows how to stay warm when it is freezing out! They forage in tunnels below the snow and don't hibernate during the winter! Either on your way to or on your way back from your hiking spot or vehicle destination, you should take a look inside! There are trails which will lead you here or you can begin from here to other locations.

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.