I'm not going to lie, it started a little slow and we discussed escape plans about 2 mins into it…read moreBUT by the end, we were totally engaged and found ourselves repeating our new knowledge to friends at the bar the next day. Kevin may have skipped the "hi, my name is Kevin" part and I feel like there could have been a little, "hey, any of you from Denver?" chat but ok, he just got down to business. We took the Denver Wildside tour. I know Denver pretty well but don't really know anything about the history. At some point (somewhere around 15th and Market), I caught myself laughing at the jokes and getting into the stories. Once we got past the awkward beginning we really enjoyed the stories of murder, ghosts and "ladies of the night". I'd recommend it to those of us who are looking for something to different to do and like hearing about the more salacious parts of history. Insert your own jokes about how "Stranglers Row" includes the old real world house and Lodo's or how Gaslamp is where the cheaper women could be found.

I've lived in Denver for 16 years and why did it take me so long to do this? Even if you are from…read morehere you will learn a lot about Denver. It is fun and interesting and if you're looking for something to do with your family members, try this out.

Colorado Haunted History Tours is currently offering 2 walking tours, one in Golden and one in…read moreMorrison, CO. We chose the Murder, Mayhem and Madness tour in Golden, CO. We met at the Golden Visitor Center slightly before 8:00 pm and there was quite a crowd. The tour ran slightly over 2 hours, but the walk was easy and people of all ages seemed to have no problems. Our guide was fun and very knowledgeable with the historical aspects of Golden. It was dark by the time we finished, but he had a lantern and there were no unexpected places to lose your footing. We heard the history of some pretty unsavory characters, saw some haunted areas, and of course, talked about the Coors . $20 per adult, $15 for children. A great nights entertainment for that price!

I learned so much about the history of Denver! Out guide was excellent and very knowledgeable. He…read moreeven took a photo of our entire group in a VERY picturesque setting and emailed it out to us. Time and money very well spent.

Bear Creek Park is what I call, "my home park!" It is a paved path that leads to two lakes where…read moreyou can paddle board or fish! There are also horse stables, archery and picnic spots! This is a great park to get your daily exercise! A great place for biking,, running, walking, picnic tables, roller blading, a campground too! You are allowed to bring a dog on a leash. Views of mountains, red rocks and lakes one with a sandy beach! This is a fantastic park! There is a daily entry fee or you can buy a yearly pass. Colorado has so many excellent parks!

Wow- what a beautiful park!! I've driven by it on 470 all my life before finally going yesterday…read morefor an event for my son. The picnic shelters and bathrooms (porta and pit) were clean and stocked. The beach was nice and the lake was clean too but too cold for me! There were lots of nice trails for hiking and biking that I hope to check out next time.

The husband and I have done Segway tours in a number of cities, so it's become a go-to activity for…read moreus whenever we visit somewhere. Because hello, Segways are a TON of fun, and a great way to get up close to attractions without having to walk or being stuck on a bus! However, this tour in particular wasn't one of the better ones we've been on. Because the storage/training area is in a parking garage, you meet your guide outside a nearby restaurant so they can take you into the alley and down to the secret Segway closet (seriously DOWN a massive ramp, which may be intimidating for inexperienced riders). The instructions explicitly state that restrooms are available inside the restaurant...but for a 10am tour, they're not open yet. Luckily, the Panera next door was happy to give us the code for their restrooms. The Segways themselves have obviously seen WAY better days. Our guide apologized for being late due to having to inflate the tires, but the handlebars were banged up, my Segway made a constant clanking/rattling noise from one wheel, and the guide ended up riding one with a low battery because no others with fully inflated tires were available. The available helmets were in similar rough condition. While our guide was friendly enough, knew the basic spiels for the stops, and even texted me in advance of the tour to confirm we knew where we were going (and when he was running late), he also seemed pretty lackadaisical (although pleasant) and didn't wear a helmet. I was also annoyed that, for some reason, we didn't receive the waivers via email ahead of time, so we had to fill them out on the guide's phone. In hindsight, he wasn't checking anything, so I should've just lied and said we'd already signed... On the upside, we were the only two people signed up, so we got a longer tour and more stops that we would have otherwise. Since we've ridden Segways before, we also got to skip the training -- we just hopped on and demonstrated that yup, we know what we're doing. A vast improvement over watching 10+ people slowly get the hang of it! And of course, we really enjoyed seeing a wide variety of Denver spots up close and personal, and learning at least a little bit about some of them. So while you can't ever really go wrong with a Segway tour, definitely head into this one with open eyes about what to expect.

I took a trip back to Denver to visit friends and family over Labor Day weekend. My father-in-law…read moresurprised us with tickets for a two hour Segway tour through Denver, and it sounded like so much fun! You meet at the visitor center at 16th and California where you will get an individual tutorial on how to ride the Segway before heading off on the tour. I'm so glad they did the tutorial one person at a time, so give us a chance to get really comfortable on the Segway before we committed to two hours of zipping around the town. Our tour guys did a great job breaking down how to safely operate the Segway and I immediately was comfortable and ready to go! We zipped around checking out the sites and our guides did a great job navigating downtown during both a Rocky's game and the taste of Colorado! Crowds everywhere and there were no problems. My favorite part of the tour was when we were really cruising down the sidewalk parallel with the Platt river. I lived in downtown Denver for five years, but moved away six years ago so it was great seeing how much of it changed and what stayed the same. The guide and I had a fun time comparing facts and information about different historical spots in Denver. You can have up to 4 people in your tour group, and there is a guide in front and in back so we stay together as a group. Their website says they may be able to accommodate larger groups if you call way in advanced, but the standard is up to four. I had a lot of fun and would highly recommended this to both tourists and locals! Thanks Brandon and Jake for the fun tour!

Looking to get away? Looking to expand your group of friends and find some Ski buddies or just…read moremeet some other like minded people who love to enjoy the outdoors of Co or other exotic locals?? Check into these guys for sure. Last December I joined them for the annual ski trip to Steamboat Colorado. This trip has been happening for over 10 years at this point and I finally decided I would go and check things out for myself. I can honestly say I had a blast. I met a ton of people and although I am not a skier I was welcomed with open arms by all several hundred people who joined in the fun as well. I've never traveled with a large group of people so this was a whole new experience for me. I was fortunate through happy hours and gatherings prior to have met some great people and decided on my roommates in advance so we could sign up together. The price for me as a Non Skier was fantastic to be honest. You can plan your trip to suit your specific schedule over about a 7 days span if you wish. We all decided to go for 4 days. Depending on your group size or your specific needs there are several places you can get accommodations. We had a great condo with some really fun upstairs neighbors who were also on the trip. There are plenty of activities planned if you want to partake or you can just do your own thing with a few or a lot of people. A lot of the organizers for events are volunteer so I was also hijacked by a few friends to help out with the Saturday night Pub crawl through town. The great thing about it was, we were so welcomed by the locals and Outdoors Co has set up shuttles to pick us up at the last stop so none of that pesky worrying about how to get back or any of the other things that could happen as a result of a festive nights pub crawl. Looks like dates for this years trip have already been posted. Still trying to decided between winter or spring vacation. I have heard rumor of some new trips to warmer climates being added this year.

What a great time! This is a great deal and a great time…read moreskiing with friends. You can make this trip anything you want from spending time with family to partying like a rock star. It's what you make of it all at a great price! I've been twice and plan on going again this year, it's a must go!

If you're looking for someone who actually knows travel -- not just the highlight reel version --…read morePriscilla at SillyTravels is your person. She's the kind of travel advisor who will send you somewhere you've never thought to go and make you wonder why you ever planned a trip on your own. I've worked with her twice this past year: once for Morocco and Spain, and most recently for Lake Atitlán, Guatemala -- a destination that was entirely her idea and completely blew me away. That's the thing about working with Priscilla; her recommendations come from real, global experience, so you can actually trust them. For anyone grinding through corporate life, handing the reins to SillyTravels is the best decision you'll make. You show up, you soak it in, and someone else has already thought of everything. Highly recommend.

I can't recommend Silly Travels enough! Hands down, some of the best trips I've ever taken around…read morethe world have been planned by her. I've worked with her for travel to Thailand, Bali, Japan, Morocco, and Spain, and each experience has been better than the last. She has an incredible eye for finding the most beautiful Airbnbs and unforgettable excursions, all while staying within budget. Everything is always thoughtfully planned, seamless, and stress-free, which allows me to fully enjoy the experience without worrying about the details. If you're looking for someone who truly cares about creating amazing, personalized travel experiences, she's the one to go to!

Just got done with my first flight lesson. And I can't stop smiling. I flew with Rhett Kamm, who…read moreis the lead flight instructor. The facilities, aircraft, and lesson were top notch! From walking in the door to the preflight briefing to the landing, it was the most professional experience. This is not your dad's flight school, this is a modern flight school with modern aircraft and top notch employees. As the saying goes, "you get what you pay for.." I'll bargain hunt for some things, but my aviation training is not one of them. If you want the best, come see Rhett and his crew!

Great facility, fantastic top-notch (even brand new!) aircraft and awesome instructors. There's…read morereally no reason to go anywhere else.

Our guide Anthony was great. Very chill guy who knew his way around the bike and the area…read more Communication with the company/guide was fantastic and they were very responsive, even giving me a discount after I forgot to enter the discount code and later refunding some of the cost due to technical difficulties with the bike. However there were some pretty severe technical issues with the bike itself: the gearing was WAY off leading to some people having all the resistance and others barely being able to do anything. This meant we barely moved faster than a brisk walking pace (our friend actually managed to keep up with us during a phone call walking along the sidewalk!). This also fed into a secondary issue where the board above near your knees was a bit too close and, especially with little resistance, it was all to easy to smack into it hurting yourself. Lastly adjusting the seats was a bit difficult. For the amount of money I expected a bit more direction and time but you can only drink so fast. The tours listing 3-4 stops on their site seem ambitious even with a faster vehicle. In two hours we managed to hit two breweries. While we had a good time and the bike made for a fun team experience we could've just as easily have walked the whole thing. I'd home in the future they can make the experience a bit more worth the cost. We saw many of these types of tours in the RINO district where the breweries are closer together and the roads less intimidating/car-filled so that might be a better area for this.

What a fun day! Was in Denver for my brother's 30th bday party. It was my job to organize a group…read moreactivity one of the days and by luck I stumbled across Bike n Brew. As a beer enthusiast this was the perfect outing. We got to check out some amazing brews and had a blast cruising around. The breweries were fun but I have to say the most fun was pedaling around let by our guide Anthony who was super chill and fun. He really made it a memorable experience. This is a must do while in Denver, just make sure you book ahead of time as they where pretty booked when I first checked.