Set atop a large hill on the southern edge of Littleton, Jackass hill boasts fantastic views, but…read moreId hardly call it a "park" since there are no distinguishing attributes to designate it as so. no trees, green manicured lawns, not even a simple park bench, just a large wide open wild field. but perhaps the beauty is in its simplicity and just be thankful that its there.

Nice little park with a good, elevated view of the mountains. Lots of flowers and shrubbery, not…read moremuch grass but that didn't bother me. Couldn't find a garbage pail so I had to take a bag of doggy poo home with me to throw it in the dumpster there.

Lovely causal trail that was paved with cement. Plenty of parking in the lot , restrooms, covered…read morepatio picnic tables. Paved trail good for those with electric or manual mobility devices. However, one star removed for the dangerous bikers who need to be more careful and less aggressive in their speeds. I come from a beach area with PED lanes and bike only lanes . And Bikers were highly encouraged to know better ! I always biked with regards to speeds and safety of walkers. Every biker that was on the same shared path at this trail zoomed at top speeds without disregard to walkers. I constantly checked behind me but some corners don't let you see what is that far away. Bikers who clearly see in front of them , need to slow down! I can only imagine the accidents to those who have earphones in. The trail is 9 miles , I only did one mile up and back. I had come to make videos for one of my many young Godsons to show the actions and speed of a requested RC car. There was a gravel flat area near the picnic benches perfect to do so. I'll definitely be coming back to CAREFULLY ride bikes ;)

What a fun place to get out and active! I've passed by this open space so many times when I go to…read moreTarget at Arapahoe and Parker and always wondered what it was. So I drove over the other day and parked in a little parking lot across from the 24 Hour Fitness and got to walking and running. This loops up with the Cherry Creek Trail and there were people walking, cycling, hanging out with their dogs and such. There isn't a lot of shade so bring a hat and some SPF if you're going to be out for awhile. I ran for about four miles but look forward to coming back here again when the weather is consistently nice and exploring some more!

This review is specifically for the Eagles trail loop. This trail kind of kicked my butt. It's a…read morequick 700+ ft incline on the lollipop before you get to the loop. Then there's another 300+ ft incline while on the loop, including a final climb near the end of the loop before you start your descent. I'm not sure any of this trail is actually easy. Even the final descent is so steep, it puts lots of pressure on the knees. The trail itself was mostly covered in snow. Most of what didn't have snow was covered in slush or was mud. Very little of it was dry and easy to traverse. There's not a lot to see for most of the trail, as it's within the trees. However, about .5 mile of trail in the top of the loop has an open ridge view to the west, and it's pretty spectacular. No doubt we'll do it again, but will probably wait for better weather. Even though the trail was fairly easy to follow, there were still two spots where I missed switchbacks and had to circle back to find where I went off course. So the 4.2 miles of trail ended up as 4.8 miles for me. Tired, but I did it!

Beautiful park with moderate hikes! Great views and plenty of parking. Also not too far from…read moredowntown Evergreen. Not too crowded and perfect for all hiking levels!

Im so elated to have found this tranquil community park…read more So cozy and peaceful as I sit here on a memorial bench and reflect. The park resides with City Hall, Police and Fire Stations. I like the cute little horse arena for horse riding. There are many trails with wild life and a beautiful play area.for all. This is a perfect get away for the kids so pack up plenty of liquids and bring some snacks or a lunch Don't forget the sunscreen there is minimal shaded areas to keep cool. There is plenty of parking so don't be shy and bring some friends along and enjoy this fabulous park!

Love this park! Sometimes it's perfect for a nice walk around a couple of times. I got to this park…read moreoften to walk, runs, read or sometimes journal Next to the water. Great sized park kind of in the middle of some city and some suburb. This park has a lot of tables and benches as well to give an opportunity to soak in its beauty. Would highly recommend taking a stroll around this park and the bridges are fun to spend some time on contemplating life. Hope you enjoy this park as much as I have!

This was a good park to take kids to and had a lot of open areas. There is a playground that…read moreworked well for elementary school age kids and a sand area. Next to that is a basketball court. There is water and there were a few bridges. It looks like a great place to bring a dog. My main complaint is that there wasn't any parking lot near the playground. There is a parking lot on the higher side near walking paths, but this is the opposite end of tha park. There is street parking closer to the playground, but it still was a bit of a walk for smaller kids.

Arapahoe Lake Park is secretly tucked away in a secluded neighborhood. I found it while exploring…read moreand its a nice little place. The lake has man made water falls around the perimeter and a bridge that goes over the middle of the lake. A nice place to visit and watch the wildlife or just sit back and relax in the beauty of nature.

Ahhh, the hidden little parks and other road side attractions that I see while exploring…read moreneighborhoods on my bike rides. Things like this would rarely be possible while driving in a car. I like how this park is set up. its not just a small little sign, but a full-on large entrance. I cant tell if this park is part of the cities parks department, or just a local attraction, but you can tell from the hand crafted entrance that somebody went that extra mile in its creation. While walking along the nature path, one can follow the creek that flows through the park, enjoy the peaceful sounds of the little waterfalls, observe nature and the local wildlife and in the autumn months there are fruit trees that offer tasty treats. Finding little things like this put a smile on my face, maybe it can for you as well.

This is a farce. Don't do it. Takes you to a residential area. Waste of time and gas.read more

Located at the corner of DTC Boulevard and E. Crescent Parkway, near YaYa's, this is a great park…read morefor the "Concerts on the Crescent" free summer concert series. The "Robert V. Tartaglia" Pavilion is at the bottom of the small hill, providing cover for the band.