Beautiful park with gorgeous mountain views and tons of open space. They have a decent size…read moreplayground that overlooks the lake and a walking walk that surrounds the lake. Also, plenty of parking! Definitely a sweet surprise when I stopped by to check it out. Definitely a must stop when in the area!

Nice area not crowded. Parking is really great! Came here to fish but nothing is in this lake?…read moreNeeds to be stocked.

This park has a little bit of everything. There's a pretty lake (obviously, based on the name)…read morecircled by a nice path for running, walking, or biking. The playgrounds have fun equipment and there are lots of picnic tables and green grass and big trees. My son has recently discovered fishing, and Rocky Mountain Lake Park allows catch and release and is close to our house, so we've enjoyed fishing there a few times lately.

A delightful park that I love to visit! With its stunning lake, playground, picnic spot, and vast…read moregreen spaces, it's the perfect place to spend quality time with my furry companion. I find it wonderfully calming to stroll around and soak in the picturesque views for hours.

Super cute family park. I came in for a walk on a weekend and the park was busy but open enough to…read moretake a nice walk. They have a lot of local art around the park that you can snap a picture and go to the website to vote. Very nice a peaceful and definitely love it.

Odd vibes on a Monday afternoon. There were multiple folks just sitting in their cars, a guy laying…read moreon the grass doing sit ups and talking to himself, someone looking sketchy walking around with a black eye. Shady characters for sure... plus the trail along the lake had a ton of geese poop too. It didn't give me the nature vibes I wanted. On the plus side: I hear the skate park here is pretty good!

PSA: going in this water is not generally recommended by scientists or medical professionals. Enter…read moreat your own risk! Looks cool, but too bad it's pretty gross

Considering its in the middle of a busy city and literally right next to a highway, this is a…read morepretty peaceful little "beach." A bit of sand, a splashy river, a couple baby trees providing a liiiittle bit of shade, a hot dog stand a short trot away, plenty of room for picnics... It's a tiny piece of the great outdoors -- and you can see Starbucks across the street. This space was pretty crowded on a Saturday. Lots of kiddos and dogs swimming in the river (which feels sooooo good). More families line the tiny shore than couples or river sports-doers. We brought a nice little picnic, towels, bad magazines so we could celebrity-stalk, and a portable speaker for some beachy weekend tunes. I get real lazy on any beach; kayaking and rafting aren't really for me, but you can totally get athletic if you want. The beach is very clean and small, the sand a bit rocky, and the water cold and shallow. I can see myself spending many a summer day here.. sunbathing (wear sunscreen!), picnicking, and people watching. The best!!

Good walk - Secluded-…read more Dog walking- Fishing- Reservoir- First time walking and enjoyed it-

Solid area to enjoy a walk or run. Generally I see people fishing but on occasion dogs will be out…read morefor a stroll with their owners. Like everywhere else in the surrounding areas your furry friend must be on leash. Usually the area is empty though so on hot days my dogs will swim a bit. I've seen city park employees at nearby Tennyson Knolls but never here. 1.4/5 miles around the reservoir depending on which sign you read. A few benches are available but shade is lacking depending on the time of year you visit. The only frequent visitors are Geese. Think Sloan's lake amounts of poop but in a more dense area. Yay nature! Other than that it's a fairly quiet area. Lowell and Tennyson are testing RTD trains so on occasion the crossing gates will go down and a train horn will sound.

Twin Lakes Park is a beautiful park in the northwest city border between Denver and Westminster…read more However it does not belong to either city. It is part of Adams county parks and open space. This park is easily accessible by car or by the Clear Creek bike trail. At the time of my visit the park and all of the surrounding were immaculately maintained. There are many displays of art including two carved statues and intricate gravel designs by the front entrance. There is also a small playground and a paved path that encompasses the lake.

Adams County made a big investment and did a great job with this park. It has great connecting…read moretrails along the creek, two ponds, playground area, new and mature trees, resting/shade areas, etc. BUT the reason for only 2 stars comes from the many, many piles of dog poop that are left all over this park that ruins it for everyone. It's a real shame the local neighborhoods/residents don't take better care of the one nice place they have in the area. Maybe if Adams County could provide poop bag stations/more trash cans people would take better care. All of that dog poop eventually ends up going into the ponds and nearby creek...super gross to think about when I see people fishing in the ponds. :( please pick up after your dogs neighbors!

Nestled high in the Westminster foothills lies Stratford Lakes Park. A hidden gem that I found…read morewhile exploring the neighborhood. Stopping here will afford you spectacular views of the Colorado front range mountains. A true unspoiled vision that has inspired so many of us to venture forth into Colorado to begin with. Along with the view, be sure to also visit the surrounding lakes and other amenities such as the playground, basketball courts, picnic area and pavilions.

Croke Reservoir is a nice little park in Northglenn. Nothing much to do here but there is a 0.7…read moremile trail that encompasses the lake, a fishing pier and a scenic wildlife viewing platform. Easily accessable by car or bicycle but there is no parking lot so you would have to find somewhere along a neighborhood street to park.

Good place to take the kids fishing to catch some small bluegills. I took my daughter here for the…read morefirst time and she had a blast catching these little guys. Would definitely recommend for youth fishing. There's other species however we were only targeting bluegills.

Es dificil a veces saber a donde ir o que llevar cuando tienes ganas de viajar. Viajes Colorado me…read moredio una experiencia magica. No me tuve que preocupar de nada, llevaban ellos equipo, sabian las mejores zonas, tomaron las mejores fotos, me llevaron por excelente comida. Una experiencia relajante y aventurera que 100% recomiendo.

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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!