Good getaway from the usual. Nottingham Park is a nice place to center outdoor, non-slopeside civic…read moreengagement -- with a library, playground, and sledding, when the temperatures cool in the winter. Compared to other activities in the area, it feels like a four-star outing, but compared to parks of the world, it is certainly five star. So, five stars in generality.

Initial impression soured my experience MINUTES upon walking through security from (several)…read moredifferent entitled young girl groups who would walk right into you if you didn't get out of their way. Lots of other people also didn't seem to care or be aware of other people's presence. The general demographic here was definitely not my scene. Though middle aged to older population seemed kind and genuine. Drink prices are to be expected but food trucks are a little overpriced. Recommend finding food and a spot to sit earlier in the evening--lines for food are crazy near and after sunset. Expect to stand in line for 15+ minutes. Concert opener and headliners were pretty good considering technical difficulties. Employees were stationed at all trash receptors to ensure trash, food and recycling were allocated into the correct bins--that was neat to see! I hadn't ever experienced that.

Great market with nice cuts of meat, sandwiches and pastries. They have a small seating area and…read moresell bottles of wine.

It's really hit and miss- we had an açaí bowl- although the menu said it had bananas, granola- it…read morewasn't served with either- when I asked about she brought granola but they had no bananas

As the saying goes "Not exactly roughing it!"…read more Beaver Creek Ski resort is the top place to ski in the Rockies IMHO. We have enjoyed many fun days on the slopes when out west. Never too crowded. Great staff. Excellent accommodations. Start off at the Centennial lifts and enjoy! Don't forget to catch the chef serving fresh baked chocolate chip cookies at 4pm at the bottom of the mountain. ;) Plus, Après ski at the Ritz Carlton is the best. The 2024 - 2025 season has started with perfect powder. Happy Thanksgiving!

We LOVED this place. Kids ski school is right front and center for families with little ones…read more Haymeadow has some great little learning hills and magic carpets. Green runs are amazing and McCoy park was super fun to play around with the adults. Live music daily and a great beverage tent set outside. We had a blast! Can't wait to make it back again.

I love that the ONE other Yelp review highlights photos from the fall, while mine showcases how…read moreGORGEOUS this park is when it's snowing. My partner and I strolled around the perimeter one morning in Vail, admiring the mountains and frozen lake. The swing, bridge, and benches are very well-maintained. Would love to come to a community event here someday, whether it's a picnic or concert. Must be a blast!!

Lovely area to stop by any time during the day or night for beautiful, ever-changing natural…read morescenery. It is right next to Avon public library, rec center.

Loved visiting the shops as we walked around Edwards. Many cute shops and good restaurants…read more We even went to a movie at the retro theater. No fancy seats but friendly staff.

Very cute newly developed area to meander if you have an hour or two to kill or you can to find the…read moreboutique shopping. There are some surprisingly nice boutiques here with seasonally rotating merchandise. They also have a little participatory you-paint art studio if you want to entertain your kid or spouse on a non-ski day as well as a ski and mountain bike rental place that rents very quality gear. The next time I see Vail I plan to grab some Black Crows from there. There's also a book shop and a cafe or two. Parking is easy and free.

We had the BEST experience with Joel our tour guide for the day…read more From the time Joel picked us up at our hotel to the conclusion of our 12 hour trip he made it the most memorable day. He took our family pictures throughout the day to help save the memories. He drove us to our 3 hour train ride, captured pictures of us on the train, and then took us to the hot springs. The train ride is beautiful and relaxing. He then drive us to Vail for the evening to enjoy dinner and shopping before taking us back to our hotel. He made a special gift for everyone in our group and was delightful to visit with. You can tell how much he loves what he does and wants to make sure that you have a special trip.

Joel was awesome and told us amazing stories! He came and picked my family up and drove us to the…read moretrain we went on an amazing ride and he took lots of pictures for us. After the train ride he gave us a tour of Georgetown and also took us up to the highest point of the highest mountain. The views are amazing and the end of the trip he gifted us with pennies to wish on and I guarantee you we'll be reporting back when our wishes comes true. I'd 100/10 recommend this experience. I'd recommend also booking in the afternoon we were able to ride and see during the day and also all through sunset into the evening which was very very pretty.

The guides that teach are unprofessional. They are constantly on their phones when they send the…read morekids off to explore, which is more like playing. They give them many of those opportunities, too. At one point, one of them was on the phone and cheering about getting something like a job. I wasn't sure. The other guide joined her and started cheering. They also encourage the kids to use the bathroom outdoors since that's what they would do in nature. I didn't know that and had nothing, such as tissue, to give to the kids. I don't recommend them.

I had the pleasure of participating at one of the walking tour of the at the walking mountain…read morescience center this past week with our guide, Reese. Reese was a great tour guide that was super knowledgeable of the area (animal, plants, and the seasons). This was a super easy hike for those who doesn't hike often or has kids with them and wanted try something else than skiing or snowboarding. When we got to the top, Reese gave us all the opportunity to take photos and he was also our own personal photographer. Definitely coming back to take one of the self tour/hike that this location also offers.

My husband and I were staying in the area and decided to check out The Great Room for a casual…read moredinner one night. We loved the rustic ambiance and huge fireplace. It was pretty packed but a very fun atmosphere and they had live music! We ordered the veggies and fondue (which was pricey but SO good). Overall it was packed but we had a great time and would love to stay at the Ritz next time we are in town and definitely come back to hangout in the Great Room.

Very medicore. Slow service, high prices, and very low touch. You're not going to impressive anyone…read moretaking them here. You can always tell a nice bar when you need to put a credit card down to order food.

Excellent pet-friendly experience! The atmosphere was relaxed, our server was very friendly and…read moreattentive, and she was incredibly sweet with our dogs. The food arrived on time, and the wings were 10/10. Highly recommend!

Bob's never misses. Whether you're stopping in for dinner, grabbing drinks, or watching a game,…read moreit's always a great time. The food is consistently amazing. The fries are dangerously addictive, the nachos are some of the best around, the salads are always fresh, and the grilled salmon is absolutely my favorite. Everything I've tried has been delicious. The service is just as good as the food. Kirsten is so sweet, attentive, and genuinely makes every visit feel special, and Jason is always friendly and makes fantastic drinks. Great food, great people, and a fun atmosphere. Bob's is easily one of my favorite places to go!

This was my Sawatch range finisher and it was a grueling, but rewarding hike. I clocked about 12…read moremiles round trip with over 5K of elevation. The downhill was the hardest! Definitely tough on the joints. Much of the hike was in the dark to begin, so it felt like it took forever to get back since nothing looked familiar. It's a beautiful mountain with no technical skills required despite the elevation and length. I thought the scramble was great fun-harder class 2 but still easy with little exposure. Going through half moon pass is beautiful and offers stunning views of the mountain, but I definitely had an "oh sh*t" moment when I saw how far away it was. I brought my friend with me who did this as her first 14er which is pretty bad ass! I think if you choose this as your first, you could easily do all of the class 1 and 2s without a problem. There is one river crossing and so many pretty flowers when I went. A great challenging hike with beautiful scenery! I'd recommend camping at half moon campground the night before so it's easy to get an early start.

Obviously you can't summit now. It's covered in snow! This is a favorite among Colorado Fourteeners…read morethough. Just had to review. Expect at least 12 miles roundtrip from the closest trailhead. If you start closer to Minturn, it could be a 20. Truly enjoyable with lots of variation and a tight drop off bend as you approach the pinnacle. It has the visuals of where a sherpa would live with their goat. Truly awesome.