AMAZING spot! Clean, quiet & the view is so pretty. Saw mule deer, hummingbirds, a fox & gold finches. A nature lovers dream! Camped in the Bockman campground & drove to the N Michigan lake . We will be back & for longer!

Camped at state forest state park in our 38' motorhome had plenty of room, electricity and water but no sewer. Shower house is amazing. Nice quiet place to camp will definitely be back.

If you are looking for a park with lots of great trails, views and excellent facilities, this is it! I had an amazing time camping here. All the fecilties I visited were clean and well maintained, the trails are in excellent conditions and the staff were very helpful. Of course, the views were great at every turn!

Beautiful park! Saw 4 moose on the drive. Amazing fall colors and snow all in the same trip.

This is a very odd State Park. There's graded dirt roads circling all over the place, that don't go anywhere. The RV dump station is miles away from CG. And I don't recommend sites 201 - 205... they are just wide spots on the heavily travelled main road. There's odd buildings with work trucks scattered all over by the entrance. Very odd place.

First time there....fall colors were popping! Drove to the Moose overlook and had lunch on the small deck. Little bit of everything for everyone. Yurts, cabins, campgrounds and lakes to fish, canoe in. Lots of hikes and 4wd roads to explore. Mountain ranges to admire and supposedly the best spot in Colorado to see moose. Will be back! Comparable to RMNP but less crowded! Dog friendly as well!

A beautiful state park! Visit the Moose Visitor Center where there’s free wifi. There are several campgrounds with various amenities. Ranger Lakes CG has three nice fishing lakes with well kept walking trails. Northpark CG now offers full hookups at some sights. Michigan Lake has some lakeside sights and the lake was nice to kayak on. Hike the .8 mile trail to Agnes Lake, at around 10,500’ elevation. Close by the park is the Arapaho National Wildlife Refuge with a nice visitor center and a 1/2 mile raised boardwalk with many informational signs about the area’s waterfowl. There are over 600 moose now in the area of State Forest after being introduced in the 70’s and 80’s.

A relaxing few hour hike. Parking ($20) lot to the the glacier is about a mile with a light elevation gain (400 ft). About halfway up the trail is a picturesque lake right out of a Bob Ross painting. Great for beginners of all ages to experience our great outdoors.

Went on a Friday morning. Arrived at 0800 and only 2 other cars were there total in all 3 parking lots. There was ample parking when we arrived. There are 2 lots on the same side as the trail head and a newer lot right across the road from the trail head. All 3 parking lots that we saw were $20 per calendar day. There were signs for $10 lots but we could not find them. You can pay with cash at the lots on the same side of the road as the trailhead. You can also pay with credit card at all 3 locations using the link provided on the signage in each lot. We brought cash in case as cellular signal is not the best. The hike up has some good elevation gain. The first 75% of the trail is all uphill with many loose rocks. It can get tiring for the average person but there are so much scenic views to see all around that you barely notice you're tired. With that said, people with mobility issues should proceed with caution as there are no paved areas. The trail is very wide with lots of areas you can pull to the side and let others pass. From the trail head to the lake took us 23 minutes with many stops for pictures and to give our dog some water. The lake and whole area at the top is absolutely breathtaking. I would recommend going first thing in the morning so there's not much people around. There is a lot of space to spread out once you're up there, but it did start to pick up when we decided to leave after about 2 hours up there. Don't forget to explore the many other side trails while up there and if you want, you can continue up further to the actual glacier.

One of my favorite short hikes close enough to Denver. I've never experienced it being too crowded and it's amazing in all seasons!

This was a stunning trail and perfect for kids ranging in age from 7 to 12 with novice hikers. The lake is less than a mile so the payoff is huge! We kept going and did some sledding!

Best easy-middle hike. Awesome alpine view and glacier. Can do swimming and cliff jumping but water is so cold. Also moose always around

I am so jealous for people in Colorado! You can skip in the summer here, with beautiful views of the lake, spotting mooses along the way, easy to access of glacier, and of course a bit expensive parking. The last one of course is still worth it.

Beware of $20 parking on private land. Absolutely greedy pricing. None of that money goes to actually improving the trail. The hike is short and rocky. The destination is beautiful. Is it worth the parking cost? Up to you to judge

Great place for trail running during the summer. Fraser Canyon to Nature's Way makes for a punishing ascent with rewarding views at the top before a leisurely downhill run back to the base. (Also a great place for skiing in winter) Since I cannot directly respond to your review comment, yes you may use any of those photos.

Advanced Beginner hill. Not a ton of really hard runs but it was perfect for me. I loved the glade runs off of the green runs. Plenty of snow here and groomers were really nice in the early morning. RFID gates work well with a pass in your left glove or sleeve. Everyone working here was pleasant to deal with and pricing was fairly reasonable compared to some of the other mega resorts nearby. I looked at VRBO for rooms and they were really reasonable. Parking is well lit and there is plenty of it. There are a bunch of ski in ski out condos/houses. Love that they are on Indy Pass! I didn't stay in any of the rooms but can't imagine there are anything less than five stars. I really like the bathroom sink handle....you get to choose the temperature of the water and turn it on and off when you want to.

We had a great time skiing for our first time! The weather conditions weren't that great, but they got snow the day after we left. Lol. We went with family who have been here several times & they love it! The green lines are difficult for beginners, but that could've had a lot to do with the ice. The staff and facility were wonderful! The pizza oven was incredible! Can't wait to go back and conquer those green lines & advance to the blue!

Granby Ranch is a small but fun ski resort with a laid-back vibe. The lifts are definitely on the slower side, but the upside is that the lines are never too bad, so you still get plenty of runs in. It’s a great spot for families, beginners, or anyone looking for a more relaxed day on the mountain without the crowds or high prices of the bigger resorts. If you’re staying in Winter Park, it’s just a short drive away and totally worth it especially for night skiing, which is a rare find in Colorado. Not the most extreme terrain, but a solid mountain with beautiful views and a great atmosphere.

We love Granby Ranch! An easy drive up from Denver. The kids absolutely loved the ski school and the instructors. I hate writing this review because then more people will find out about our hidden gem! We do truly love it. The entire staff is so nice and the mountain is so family friendly! Having fewer people than the big mountains makes it easier to ski with littles without as many worries. To top things off, the valley is absolutely gorgeous and you have killer views from either chair and coming down most of the mountain as well. I wish there was a hotel at the bottom of the mountain, but love that you can park close to the base and not worry about shuttles or anything like that. This is not an expert terrain mountain by any means, but perfect for families!

Loved this place. Slightly less touristy than Winter Park where I went last year which was nice. Small town homey feel. Weather got bad and the roads were treacherous so recommend a 4 wheel drive vehicle for sure. Definitely coming back here. Would have gladly stayed if I had a remote job !!

Friend and I rode DH at Granby Ranch today. Trails were great for early season and the staff really smashed the button on customer service. Anthony and Tom in the bike shop ROCK ! Took the Littles up first week of Jan to ride snow and you CANNOT find a more family-friendly place . From the parking to the lifts, it just cannot be beat. The other resorts are so over crowded. Granby Ranch feels like a private country club in comparison .

This is the best tubing hill in Fraser. My son and I had a blast. The staff were extremely friendly and the hills here are huge! I highly recommend this location for tubing. The walk to the lift can be a little tiring after a while, but that didn't take away from the blast we had on the hill. Thank you guys for such a fun time!

We had so much fun we came 2 days in a row from Westminster!!! Great time kids enjoyed it and was a fun experience for the whole family. We will definitely be coming back during the winter months and all year round in the future!!!

Overall, the experience was okay where it went bad is where they have ride operators. Just monitoring the gate, rather than having one person at the top of the hill with a walkie-talkie and another one at the bottom of a hill, to dictate ride safety. There was an accident where a grown man didn't wait and crashed into my 8 yr old child. Do better and make a change. Waiver or no it's about a family's enjoyment.

This is our absolute favorite place to tube in all Of Colorado! It’s sad to see some low star reviews bc we have never had any issues! Just tons of fun, lots of laps and memories forever! Thanks Colorado adventure park! Best tubing ever!

Tubing experience was good. Major issue was the people management due to holiday season/overcrowding. Manager could have been more calm and composed during racists situation rather than acting out weirdly.

Ridiculous! Absolutely ridiculous! You book online, picking your date, coming and waiting to check in for an hour and a half, then you're waiting to pick up the tube for a couple of hours, then you're waiting to get on top for about 40 mins and you might be able to get 1 ride if you're lucky... This place makes no sense and no wonder they have a sign that they do no refunds because they don't provide a good service. I understand that I came here on the Dec 29th but that's why I made a reservation in advance... So if you wanna waste your time standing in 3 different lines to get 1 ride come to this place lol

Such a blast. This is my second time coming here with the family and we always have a great time. They have a cozy fire pit and heater indoors to warm up. It wasn’t too packed even this time that we came during Christmas break. The views around are incredible as well.

Day visit during the Summer ... Only 1.5 hrs from Denver. The drive is breathtaking. Great customer service. We decided to book an e-bike tour the same day, last minute so we had to call. We did the Riverside tour but the mountain tour was also an option. If we had arrived earlier maybe we could have done both. Included with it was a day pass for the gondola and $12 drink voucher (can only be redeemed on resort owned restaurants. Our tour guide was great and very knowledgeable. The bikes were pretty comfortable. The only disappointment was the food options after.

Rooms were very nice. Not a hotel but hotel-like. Multiple restaurants were shutdown during our stay (the one we wanted to go to was shutdown for a private event) & restaurant shutdowns weren't mentioned when we booked. One of the 2 mountain slides was also shutdown. Other than that a nice place to visit.

Winter Park is a great family ski resort. Nice accommodations and cute little village. The stores do close down by 6pm or so, not a lot of nightlife but great for families that like to hang out.

The only downside was no air conditioning and at night the room was very warm and you couldn't open the bed room windows. And one of the rooms a family member was in( our meet up area) kitchen sink was backed up the entire time and maintenance came with a plunger but didn't fix the problem during the 3 days we were there.

Spoke with Nikki in Customer Service at 4:58pm (they close at 5pm). Was thankful she answered the phone and was extremely helpful! She stayed on the phone with me and tried to find an answer to my questions. Can't said enough kind things about Nikki and the team at Winter Park. We are headed there this summer for a concert and had some questions. We always have a great time skiing, but had a few questions about summer activities. Thank you Nikki!

SPRING BREAK SKI CRAWL!! Winter Park Ski Resort is truly a gem for both seasoned skiers and families alike. The combination of exceptional pricing and fantastic ski areas makes it a top-tier destination for anyone looking to enjoy the snow-covered slopes without breaking the bank. The variety of lifts ensures that everyone, from beginners to expert skiers, has access to the perfect trails. The ski areas are meticulously maintained, and during our visit, the snow was falling beautifully, creating a picturesque winter wonderland and ideal skiing conditions. One of the highlights is their incredible staff—they are genuinely friendly, helpful, and go above and beyond to make your experience unforgettable. Whether you’re renting gear, finding your way to the slopes, or just asking questions, they’re always ready with a smile. Winter Park is also wonderfully family-friendly, offering plenty of activities for kids, including snowboarding, skiing, and tubing. Their shuttle service makes it easy to explore different locations across the mountains, ensuring no part of the resort is off-limits. Plus, renting gear and equipment is convenient and hassle-free on-site, saving you from any pre-trip stress. Overall, Winter Park Ski Resort combines affordability, excellent facilities, and outstanding service. It’s an experience I would wholeheartedly recommend to anyone looking for a memorable mountain getaway!

The alpine slide is the best!!! The staff wad amazing and super helpful! We went on late August so the crowds were smaller.

We were visiting the general area for a few days and decided to give the Georgetown loop a try. We were there during the week and out on the first train of the day at 10 AM so the weather was a little brisk. We arrived approximately 30 minutes early to allow for parking and picking up our tickets. Parking turned out to not be a problem for us since we were the first train of the day, but I believe subsequent trains probably have more issues with the parking availability. We were told boarding would begin 15 minutes prior to the departure time. A line formed to have photos taken and to check tickets about 25 minutes prior. The boarding actually started a little late due to a large group from a senior home, but it was not a terrible wait. I was a little concerned with the number of people and making sure we had a good seat on the train, but there seems to be plenty of seating and it was an unwarranted concern. My husband and I sat in the very first car behind the engine on the way up, and the only thing I would say is to be aware of the sound from the whistle being a bit much after a while. The engine switched to the other end of the train for the way down and we did not have to endure it the second half of the trip. It wasn’t quite what I expected out of the trip, but we enjoyed it. I don’t know that I would ride again.

This is cute. Not sure I would do it again. Definitely get there 30 min- 1 hour before. You will need to go print your tickets, you can not use your email confirmation. Then get in line. The ride is about 1.5 hours and follows the stream/highway. Sit on the right side/ stream side of the train. The best pictures over the bridge are taken headed over it the first time. Not sure I would quite call this a loop railroad. More like a there and back. My only complaint is the cheap painted animal status along the way. They are cheesy and don’t add anything to the experience. The next is the Christmas decorations, not sure if they stay up year round to make it easier or if the are starting to decorate early. But definitely takes away from the experience. Also make sure to get in line early if you want to pick your spot. Same goes for getting back on after the short stop. The stop is so short that unless you need to go to the restroom it’s not worth losing your seat.

We had so much fun! Definitely buy the tickets in advance, such a beautiful trip in the fall! Don’t forget to stop in the gift shop! Also, I didn’t see any reviews when I bought tickets to see if we could bring food, but they definitely allow you to bring food on the train and there is a stop in the middle so if you wanna get off and eat or stretch your legs or use the bathroom you will be able to do so.

This is a fun train ride. The time and distance is just under and hour the ride itself. There's additional gold panning options as well. My daughter loved this experience and is still talking about it. They staff are dressed for the period, very nice folks. Follow the rules and everyone returns with all of the limbs in place.

Very beautiful place to visit. The train ride was nice with a lot of amazing views with a small river running through the area. I would love to return at least once for each season. We went in autumn and got to see the colorful trees. All of the staff were cheerful and happy.

Amazing experience! The locomotive is what you would imagine to look like in the old days when they were mining metals. The staff was incredibly friendly and knowledgeable (I personally really appreciated the dad jokes). Good facilities in regards to restrooms in several areas. The ride itself was absolutely worth it - informative, fun, stunning views.

Super cute place. We went on the Santa’s Rocky Mountain Adventure, it was day time, but at night it would be amazing. We enjoyed seeing all the young children and the happy faces seeing Santa. Cute little gift shop, and yummy hot chocolate and cookies. A must for train lovers. They ran the diesel locomotive on ours, wish I could have seen the steam engine. Still a magical ride.

The natural mineral hot springs were exactly what we needed—peaceful, relaxing, and rejuvenating. The pools are naturally heated and vary in temperature, so you can pick your perfect soak spot. The resort has a charming, laid-back vibe—nothing overly fancy, but that’s part of what makes it so wonderful. It’s cozy, quiet, and surrounded by Colorado beauty. Our room was simple but adorable and just steps away from the steamy springs. We didn’t take many photos because we were too busy relaxing—and that says it all. If you’re looking for a peaceful, no-frills, soak-the-road-dust-off kind of stop, this is it. We left feeling like melted butter. 🧈💛 Would absolutely come back again!

Soul rejuvenating. We came for the day and didn't stay at the resort. Loved the magnesium pools, the lower private overlook and the waterfall pool. The drive there was also super beautiful and only a 2 hour jaunt from Denver. All in all they had about 18 pools of different sizes & temperatures. Plenty of choices for private soaking. Going to make this a monthly stop on my wellness routine.

Is this place the fanciest? No. Is it modernized? No. If you want this experience, go to Iron Mountain in Glenwood Springs. This place is legit. As natural and real as it gets when it comes to hot springs. 30 bucks is a steal to stay for as long as you want. We almost didn’t come because of some super negative reviews we saw online. Ignore those. Will definitely be returning!

So the people were nice. So my issue is the pools. The pictures on google don’t say the size of pools. These pools are small. Anyways just for y’all to know the pools are small. Nice scenery. Thirty dollars each. Not updated buildings either. Little expensive but it’s for the experience too.

Hidden Gem, and so affordable ! My very favorite hot springs in CO. The property is absolutely gorgeous it’s like walking around in a fairytale, so many tubs to choose from. The minerals in the water make my skin so soft and the smell isn’t bad at all. The rooms are cozy and comfortable, definitely worth the stop if you’re near WP!!

Pools 10/10, mineral content of hot springs 10/10, variety of pools 10/10. The waters here are amazing, my 2nd favorite in the state behind TSR in Pagosa Springs. However I don’t think I could do more than 1 night here because the town isn’t really a town, only 1 liquor store and 1 food option unless you drive to Granby. And not a ton of hikes close to the hotel unless you go towards Steamboat and Grand Lake. The rooms are totally fine but as others mentioned they’re pretty outdated. Nonetheless a great spot and hot spring off the beaten path that everyone should check out, just don’t expect any amenities in town!

Can only comment on the springs, but omg. Wish I could move here, it's so good for my muscles and skin. People seem pretty nice. Wish they had memberships of some kind so I could afford to come all the time! The sulphur makes the springs pretty stinky, but I've never been to a hot springs that didn't smell. There are a number of pools, and several of them get higher than 105! Highly recommend.

Really beautiful scenery. We stopped here pretty briefly, and unfortunately the peak was closed so we didnt go very far, but gorgeous nonetheless.

Wonderful spot. Biked to the top ages ago. Evans having been the territorial governor and perhaps having acted to cover up the needless loss of life of indigenous people, then lost the mountain that bore his name for over 100 years. So it goes.

One of the most incredible mountain drives you can do in Colorado. It truly was the experience of a lifetime. The sights were breathtaking, from the mountains, lakes, valleys, to wildlife, couldn’t recommend more. At one point we drove into a thunderstorm, then above it. I would do this every day of my life if I could.

Beautiful getting up to the road that takes you to the top but that's as far as you can get. Road is closed but there are other parts to see while in that area

We did a ride up for sunset and during the day with a reservation. The views were beautiful and sunset was absolutely amazing! Great drive although the road near the top is in need of work that is scheduled to happen end of July 2024 and last about a year

Drove up around 10am on a Sunday. Beautiful day, lots of bikers riding up (kudos to them!) and relatively low traffic. Saw a herd of goats approaching the parking lot. ‘Hiked’ the summit trail and had some gorgeous views to go with the easiest 14er.

A great and easy way to experience a 14er! Purchased tickets in advance and drove to the top parking lot. There were many pretty views along the way. At the top we ran into so many mountain goats and marmots! We hiked to the top, which was a short trail with some mild elevation gains. The elevation definitely made a huge difference. At the top, we were roughly at 14,225 feet!

Really beautiful scenery. We stopped here pretty briefly, and unfortunately the peak was closed so we didnt go very far, but gorgeous nonetheless.

Wonderful spot. Biked to the top ages ago. Evans having been the territorial governor and perhaps having acted to cover up the needless loss of life of indigenous people, then lost the mountain that bore his name for over 100 years. So it goes.

One of the most incredible mountain drives you can do in Colorado. It truly was the experience of a lifetime. The sights were breathtaking, from the mountains, lakes, valleys, to wildlife, couldn’t recommend more. At one point we drove into a thunderstorm, then above it. I would do this every day of my life if I could.

Beautiful getting up to the road that takes you to the top but that's as far as you can get. Road is closed but there are other parts to see while in that area

We did a ride up for sunset and during the day with a reservation. The views were beautiful and sunset was absolutely amazing! Great drive although the road near the top is in need of work that is scheduled to happen end of July 2024 and last about a year

Drove up around 10am on a Sunday. Beautiful day, lots of bikers riding up (kudos to them!) and relatively low traffic. Saw a herd of goats approaching the parking lot. ‘Hiked’ the summit trail and had some gorgeous views to go with the easiest 14er.

A great and easy way to experience a 14er! Purchased tickets in advance and drove to the top parking lot. There were many pretty views along the way. At the top we ran into so many mountain goats and marmots! We hiked to the top, which was a short trail with some mild elevation gains. The elevation definitely made a huge difference. At the top, we were roughly at 14,225 feet!

Fantastic and has the best spring skiing around considering how late they stay open! Might be the only place around, but it presents fully open as if it’s the middle of season. Friendly and helpful staff, easy parking and shuttle, quick access to restrooms, food options, and almost a beach like atmosphere at this stage of the year!! (May-June). Reduced pricing too- can’t beat great skiing, short lines, low traffic!

It's a great place to ski. The ski area opens in late fall all the way to early summer. Great view at the mountain top and good live music at the base. Parking is limited because many people will be there. Go there early to get parking closer to the lift.

Great mountain for skiing or riding. Good people good vibes. Lots of special events throughout the year with music and shenanigans. Ropes course and plenty of hiking and biking trails for summer activities

We had a great time visiting A-basin in late May- after Memorial Day! So excited they were still open. 🎿 The rental shop was great- personalized service by Nick & Rebekah. They set us up with some great gear to use. 🎿 It’s been a while since we’ve skied, we loved the convenience of keeping our lift ticket in our pocket, vs the old skool tags that were scanned at the lift. Great prices, no crowds & free parking for Spring!!!

Legendary for a reason! Was able to snowboard here in June and October. I really like that there isn’t a resort type of vibe here. Just people that come to enjoy the sport.

Skiing here over Memorial Day weekend is an amazing experience. The two open lodges serve food that surpasses the quality of most other ski resorts, adding to the enjoyment of the trip. Even in late May, the snow remains in excellent condition, making for a fantastic ride down the slopes. One thing to keep in mind: ski lifts may shut down for 30 minutes after a lightning strike. If the weather is unforgiving, you could end up waiting half the day with your boots on. But beyond that, there's little to complain about when visiting the only ski resort still open at the end of May.

Went two years ago. Will go back hopefully soon. Had a great time on the mountain, but the prices definitely sting if you’re buying day tickets. Passes and multi-day deals are the only way to make it feel reasonable. The vibe is more laid-back compared to the bigger resorts, which I really liked. Just keep in mind there aren’t any hotels right at the base. We stayed about 15 minutes away, and there are plenty of options in the nearby towns. It takes a little extra planning, but it also keeps things feeling less crowded and more authentic.

We had a fantastic time doing the Upper Colorado with Mad Adventures. We were vacationing in Granby, CO with another family. We had kids that were ages 8 to 14 with four adults in one boat. Big Ben, our boat captain was great! He made the trip so easy. He knew all the history, told us all the wild tales, and was fantastic with the kids. He also was a great guide and captain, as he knew exactly where to go to keep the kids safe, but also let them play and have a wonderful time. It was clear he had over 20 years of experience in whitewater rafting. Highly recommend the trip for kids and beginners, and ask for Ben. He Really did a wonderful job and made it a great day.

Great activity for the whole family. While staying at a local dude ranch (Drowsy Water Ranch), I went on a float trip with two of my kids (13, 10). Everyone had a great time. Tex, Sophie, and Mán were excellent guides. Highly recommended!

We had the best time ever. Our guide (mon maybe.i forget his name):was super attentive and great with the young ones 7 and 9 on board with activities ,water fights, jumping the cliffs, spinning the raft. Total fun.

Great time! Elliot was a fantastic guide. He was very knowledgeable, fun and we felt completely safe. Highly recommend.

We had the best time with Big Ben as our guide! He was so funny & very knowledgeable of the river. We will definitely be back!

The team at Mad Adventures were great. Such a easy going, fun, and energetic team that made our trip (2 Adults/3 Kids (10, 8, 7) such a success for our girls first time white water rafting. Special shout out to Ben our guide. He ensured everyone had fun and making the girls feel safe as well. We will return.

Fabulous experience! We opted for the more mellow ride, upper river, because we were traveling with younger kids. It was the perfect level of excitement for our crew with kids ranging from 6-12. Our tour guide threw in some fun games and we all stopped to jump off a rock.

A wonderful experience! 🐎 Riding across 10,000 acres of open space with breathtaking views - freely, without having to follow the horse in front. We were able to simply ride, practice the turns, and enjoy the scenery, the horse, and the company of other riders. We were lucky to have amazing weather, which was a bonus. The small group and our knowledgeable, engaging guide made it even better. A truly unforgettable two-hour ride. I want to go back already 😆 It’s a bit of a drive from Breck/Keystone, but totally worth it. Highly recommended!

5/5 for Rusty Spurr Ranch!! Absolutely worth the easy, beautiful drive from Breckenridge. Our 2 hour trail ride was nothing short of amazing - from the beautiful scenery to the well-taken-care-of (sweet and gentle!) horses, to the “free range” riding, all the way to the experienced guide, we loved our experience. We were even offered the chance to watch the herd be released for their days off, nothing like seeing nearly 50 horses run for fun! Couldn’t recommend this ranch more, we will be back!

What an unreal experience! We drove to the ranch from Breckenridge and the ride to the ranch itself was jaw dropping. My husband has never really rode before and John, our wrangler, could not have been a better teacher. He was not only so helpful, but he was full of great information and an overall joy to be around. The property itself is STUNNING and the views of the surrounding area were unbelievable. We always look for “ethical” adventures when traveling and this place is definitely that. It is great to see how well cared for and healthy the horses are, and their way of life on this ranch is hard to beat. 10/10 experience and we will be back!

Do not sleep on Rusty Spurr Ranch when you are in this area! The most beautiful and well done trail ride I have ever been on! This group of folks at Rusty Spurr loves and takes care of their horses and ranch, and it shows! Our guide, Jean, was so friendly and knowledgeable with our group and all of the horses. The 2 hour trail ride was the perfect way to see the mountains, and we were able to explore and do more than your head to rear trail ride. The views, pictures, and moments were beyond breathtaking, and we are so happy we made this part of our trip!

Wow. Not only is this place absolutely beautiful with mountains all around you, but the service and the horses are incredible! I did a 2-hour trail ride with my fairly inexperienced mom one day, and then I came back the next day for the cattle drive. Both were amazing in such different ways. If you want a more relaxed, sight seeing experience: trail ride. If you want a more active/adventurous experience: cattle drive. You’ll get more out of the cattle drive if you have riding experience and are comfortable on horse back; moving side to side quickly at times and going up and down hills quickly at times. It might be a bit much for a beginner, but definitely doable. And they encourage you to not do anything you’re not comfortable with! Highly recommend. Can’t stress that enough. I’ve got horses at home, but riding in the mountains and moving cattle was new for me and SO worth the money and sore butt lol!

I can’t begin to describe what an incredible experience I had today at Rusty Spurr Ranch! I went on a cattle drive with Han as our guide. He was awesome. So knowledgeable and patient. And really taught us how to drive cattle. For me, this was definitely a once in a lifetime experience. This is the real deal. 10/10 would recommend.

This was our second ride with the ranch and wonderful again! If you are looking for a ride that is NOT head to tail, then this is your place. Connie was knowledgeable, very kind and made sure everyone was safe and comfortable. We were treated with a bear sighting up on the mountainside.

I returned home today and I really didn't want to leave that paradise. It's a mixture of fun, tranquility and overwhelming scenery. The route through the mountain is challenging for those who don't know the place but are worth every minute in it. The people who work in this place are formidable . . and if they want to have a good, tasty breakfast, visit (Steep Brewing and Coffee!!!.

Keystone Resort in Colorado is the perfect destination for a Christmas or New Year vacation! The atmosphere is absolutely amazing, filled with holiday spirit and breathtaking mountain views. The ski trails are beautifully maintained and offer something for every level, whether you’re a beginner or an experienced skier. The vibe here is festive and welcoming, making it the ideal spot to celebrate the holidays with family and friends. Between the gorgeous snowy scenery, fun activities, and top-notch skiing, Keystone truly delivers a magical winter getaway. Highly recommend!

This was my first visit to a bike park, and I LOVED it! Great green trails for skill practice and a few fun blues to finish the day. All the staff we interacted with were so friendly and helpful. Can't wait to go back!

Went on a pre-season sunday. No lines, but the only open piste (schoolarm) was crowded. The chairlifts, gondolas and bars are well equipped. Being a intermediate, I had loads of fun on 3ish mile run. Highly recommend if you have an epic pass, otherwise I wouldn't pay full day price for pre-season times

Well it’s been about 5 years since I did some downhill biking at Keystone and I can say without a doubt, it’s an absolute blast! All the changes and improvements have made this place a killer park!!

Great for family’s. Has everything you need. I would give it five stars, but there’s a lot of other resorts in Colorado. I would pick over Keystone.!

For early season skiing, with zero natural snow, they did a great job of covering Schoolmarm. Little icy, lots of idiots going too fast, but still a great day.

The experience was beyond disappointing. After paying an absurd price for a family of 5 to play mini golf at $125 for an 18 hole course, the conditions could not have been worse. There was mulch all over the course, the bricks and groundwork were falling apart, and the putting green was absolutely destroyed in multiple holes. Additionally, for that price, they didn’t provide scorecards. There was nothing redeeming about the course for the price paid when a majority of courses are almost a third of the price. Absurd to see the lack of care provided for that price. Will never come back again.

I would give this a much higher rating, but the prices are ridiculous. Don’t get me wrong, you can definitely have some fun here. However, the lines are Long, the food is expensive, and all the activities are entirely too much. If you buy a ticket That is unlimited rides, it will run you $120 a person. And then they play the Price game. If you only ride one thing, once, they charge you $50. The second that you want to do two things, the prices don’t make sense. And you have to buy a ticket to write everything once. If you have Kids, you’re going to end up paying $120 per child. And they cannot write alone, so you will have to go with them on those rides that requires supervision. The beers cost $13. The food is expensive and it’s not really good. If money, does not matter to you, then you’ll have fun, but there are long lines. That being said, you can go mountain, biking, Jumping, put golf, sliding, mountain roller coaster, and many other really cool activities. This place would be fantastic. If they weren’t just trying to steal you blind.

We had fun! We're fortunate enough to be there early and was able to go back to back, 3-4 times, on the coaster and alphine slides. My kids are 8 and 9 yrs old and some of the activities are more for younger kids.

A great way to spend a summer day in Breckenridge, but very pricey! A few notes: *Purchase tickets online - the will call line is SIGNIFICANTLY shorter *unlimited pass was perfect for our family - kids played from open to close while we grownups hung out on the outdoor tables & Adirondack chairs watching, eating and drinking *Outside food/drink is allowed, but no outside alcohol. *we were glad to have binoculars to keep an eye on our kids *alpine slides took about 30 minutes round trip (with no line) *smaller kids have to ride with someone at least 16 years of age for slide and coaster *bungee trampoline is timed as a two minute experience. Not worth the price unless you have an unlimited pass.

Definitely a bit pricey but getting the all day pass is the way to go if you have kids. Unfortunately lightning in the area shut things down a couple of times and we weren't able to do the everything but luckily with vouchers that they offer because of the weather we are able to come back again. We were a little impatient when it cam to the trampoline because out of 4 spot 1 or 2 were really going. They were possibly under staffed. I do suggest packing your own snacks and lunch food up here is pricey but to be expected Side shout out to Cole working the welcome desk today dealing with my multiple questions throughout the day. He was a great help to have and very cheerful with everyone I saw him interect with.

We enjoy the alpine coaster and alpine slide. We'd give the experience a 5, if it not for the cost of $160 for 6 rides. We break down our cost per ride or run each time down the hill. At minute 30 second ride for $26.66 per ride, that's a bit steep, pardon the pun.

Went here for snowmobiling as a family. the quality of the instructors is amazing! They take the time to be sure that everyone knows how to operate the snowmobile safely and then separate you into smaller groups by family. the trails are well maintained and can be as challenging as your skills permit. the guides decide how well you're doing and if you're ready for something more advanced.

Such a cute downtown area! Small park, river runs along the back of the shops. Lots of different little shops, restaurants and bars. Even some historical buildings and museums.

Great view

(Translated by Google) One of Breck's perfections Visit during Christmas time and the photos will be sensational..... 🤩💕 You might be lucky enough to see Santa Claus' race too. (Original) Uma das perfeições de Breck Visite em época de natal e as fotos serão sensacionais..... 🤩💕 Talvez dê sorte de ver a corrida da papal noel também.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place (Original) Hermoso lugar

(Translated by Google) Very nice place (Original) Muy lindo lugar

Beautiful street in fall colors!

Fun for all ages; cold on top of the mountain, a light garment is advisable. Gondolas are free to hop in and out, coaster was great. A place for families with dogs, young and old alike. Love it!

We took the gondola up to Breckenridge Ski Resort — it’s the third stop — and when you get out, even in summer, there’s plenty to do. You can ride the mountain slide, play mini golf, or check out a few other fun activities. There’s a nice outside restaurant and bar area where you can relax, and I loved that they had big chess set up too. Being up there was gorgeous — the mountain views are amazing. If you want to go even higher, you can take a chairlift up to the very top. I really enjoyed the whole experience. It’s a great spot to spend time in the summer, not just winter.

Favorite place to take the family skiing!! The double black diamond trains are the best with breathtaking views. Even during holiday weekends, this resort does not feel crowded at all. Highly suggest getting an epic pass and pre-purchase your lift tickets Trails are very well groomed, and average snowfall Here is perfect.

It's our first time in Breckenridge (my husband and I) and we're in love! We're definitely coming back. We don't ski, and we like to travel off season. We're here in the fall and loving every minute of it. There's so much to see and so many places to visit and drive through, it's never a dull moment. You don't want to drive anywhere? You can always hike the slopes and enjoy the views from up above. It reminds me of my childhood spent hiking in the Carpathian mountains. If you have a chance to come here even off season, take it. You won't regret it.

Fun summer day on the mountain, plenty to do for all ages. The gravity coaster is a blast as was the slide. Taking the chair lift to the top, and back down, gives you awesome views of the mountains and the valley.

Fun activities, alpine slides and alpine roller coasters, along with some other stuff like bungee trampolines. The alpine slides were very fun but the waits made them almost not worth it. And it was very expensive. Expect at least ~$100 dollars unless you only want to go on one ride (which would be ~$45) We also skipped lunch because of the crappy food that was also incredibly expensive, so bring your own. So overall: •Rides (Alpine slides specifically) - 5 stars •Waits - 3 stars (An hour sometimes) •Food - 1 star, didn’t even eat, too expensive for what they offered Personally I would’ve gone on a beautiful hike for free but it was still a great day.

We loved this place, I can't help but to be honest that the people at the front desk are super friendly, but the maid service and workers doing renovations are not. Not 1 of them. My suspicion tells me it's because of their ethnicity and aren't treated fairly or equally. The resort itself is pretty beautiful with great amenities. My only advice would be....don't forget the people on the front lines.

I truly cannot express enough how amazing this experience was. Coming in the off season (late October), we decided to go horseback riding to make up for no snow activities. I would almost say this was better! It was an extremely laid back experience and completely worth every penny. Our guide Luke was awesome, and it’s always nice when you can tell people love their jobs. He made us feel comfortable as inexperienced riders and promoted spacing out throughout the ride as opposed to nose-to-tail. Our horses Daisy and Fairplay were very smart and well-behaved. The scenery was stunning, and we even got some snow during the ride. We did the 2 hour ride and highly recommend. We’re so happy we chose to do this activity on our trip, and will happily return next time we come back to CO. Thank you guys at ASR!

We had a wonderful experience recently at American Safari Ranch. The facilities themselves are rustic and what one would expect at a horse ranch (not a dude ranch!) The horses were well trained and well matched to us. Luke and Billy, our guides, were very experienced and patient and made the 90 minute ride extremely enjoyable. Being able to ride side by side as opposed to nose to tail made the ride even better. We highly recommend American Safari Ranch!

We decided to spend our last day in FairPlay at American safari ranch and we were not disappointed! We booked a morning horseback ride that was beautiful and the staff was friendly and extremely helpful. We came back later in the day for an atv tour which was also amazing, I had never driven an atv but the tour guide showed me the ropes and I was good to go! Another helpful and friendly group of guides, I would highly recommend this place!

Went on a 2 hour ride with Billy as our guide! He was helpful, personable, and overall wonderful. And the trails were so fun to explore, even though we missed most of the changing leaves; the aspen groves were still so pretty. This was my first time here and I so hope I can come back! Thanks to the team there that makes it happen and takes care of the horses. Bonanza (aka Turtle) was stubborn but we got along like apple pie by the end :)

The horses are absolutely behaved and exceptional, the guides are always friendly and helpful, the views are stunning horseback up in the free range mountain, and the prices are the best I have ever seen. Just go! ❤️ I took my 8 yo daughter here for basically her first ride. They care about children and help boost their confidence and love for horses. Very kid friendly! Would give it 10 starts if I could!

Last time I was here we had Giselle as our guide (who was awesome!!) but this time we had Billy and he was great! He would tell us fun facts, tell us we were doing great and made it fun to be out on the trail. After we rode, we asked if we could stick around to pet the horses for a bit and they didn’t mind at all! Very lovely place, definitely want to come back!

We visited in late October, our guide was Billy the Kid. He did an excellent job of helping us learn to control the horses as well as safety.As well as explaining the area from dangers to what to look for. He was also nice enough to take some take pictures for us.(Harder than you think to take a picture while riding a horse)The Ranch is beautiful to say the least. Going up and down the peaks and through the Ash trees. Absolutely recommend.

Copper mountain is so beautiful in the summer time! Rising up the chairlift was incredible and the view from the top is breathtaking (literally). We went on the haleluya walking trail and it so nice! It’s a great summer visit for the whole family ❤️

The mountain terrain happen to be very organized starting from the west side (beginner) to the center (intermediate) to east side (advanced). The village is big with so many food spots and stores to explore. They have a demo center at the base, which is super convenient if you want to try out gear, you just rent and take 10 steps to the American eagle lift. The mountain is pretty massive and most skiable areas on the front side are accessible by lifts. The lifts are pretty new.

The cliff dwellings tucked into the canyon walls are incredible. Seeing where the Ancestral Puebloans built their homes more than 700 years ago gives you chills. The ranger-led tours let you climb ladders into some of the dwellings, and it’s worth it for the experience. History doesn’t get more hands-on than this.

Ski there a few days ago, beautiful weather and snow. Their green and blue trails are wide and long, very suitable for carving. Went during midweek so literally no lift line. Parked in the Alpine lot - one of the two free parking spots. There are shuttle buses running from the free lots to all villages.

Copper Mountain is a combination of great terrain, good service and a type of clientele above many others. It’s a bit of a “locals” resort feel with great appeal beyond its vicinity. My son and I have had some of the best times there. From the challenging bowls and seemingly unending mogul runs, to the smooth yet interesting groomers, to the terrain park(s) to play catching some air. By all means, a great resort in the heart of the Rockies.

Copper mountains, a wonderful mountain to go to definitely family orientated. Lots of great runs. Friendly staff and very modernized way of getting through the lines. They have a wonderful lift with a canopy that comes down. The chairs are comfortable and yet the blue canopy that comes over you keeps you warm. They have lockers to put your stuff in, they have weekly and daily rents on the lockers. Great downtown atmosphere at the bottom of the run.

We went in the summer for their free lift Friday. The parking is free, the lift is free, the hiking is free. There were great views and hiking from the top of the mountain. The new Aerie building is beautiful, but I wish it had more outdoor seating on the downhill side to enjoy the views of the village, valley, and mountain. I July 2024 they were still working on some of the new outdoor landscaping g and features where the old building used to sit, but it is still very nice. It was cool to see they still had two skiing/snowboarding areas and several people were working g on tricks. The village area itself was nice with multiple shops that were not overly priced as much as some of the other ski-towns. Of the 3 ski areas we visited, Copper was our favorite.

Peaceful quiet park and alpine garden. There is a cool gift shop near the amphitheater. Bathroom is available in visitor center and kids playground. We really enjoy the nice stroll through the garden and it was raining for a bit so we sat by the garden bench and meditated till it stopped.

Spectacular gardens, free and open to the public, dogs allowed if on leash. We visit these gardens every year and bring a picnic lunch. There is a park next to the Gardens with picnic tables. Also, a very informative visitor center and cute gift shop in a historic school house

While I didn't come at the best time of year for blooms there were plenty to see and the colors of the trees made up for it. The variety of plants here is stunning and the information is really nice I always learn something when I come here. Mostly just being in amongst the trees and plants and the sound of running water in the various ponds and waterfalls throughout the garden are so soothing and relaxing it really is beautiful. If you have any stress or worries what a wonderful place to come and they just wash away.

Beautiful gardens! Nice place to enjoy a relaxing walk. Good for adults, kids and dogs. Picnic facilities and large playground. Plenty of parking and accessible by bus.

One of the most peaceful and beautiful parks in the country. There was endless fun for the kids - we basically had to pull them away after many hours there. It’s a must visit for young kids in Vail.

The Garden was beautiful but the tour was not what I anticipated. I typically look for interesting information or tidbits that I could not have learned otherwise from a knowledgeable guide. The tidbits we did get were things that were not particularly interesting or helpful to except for you can snowshoe in winter.

Beautiful gardens and amazing flower varieties. It is free to enter the garden. The nearby parking lot costs $2 an hour so if you can park somewhere else try to.

This museum was a real treat, and the ticket price was totally worth it! Seriously, they have a little bit of everything, which is super cool. It's like stepping back in time; the atmosphere really makes you feel like you're in the 1800s. I highly recommend it if you're looking for a fun and educational day out! You won't regret it.

Awesome! Must see! This is by far the most amazing representation of the old West, 1850 to 1880, I have ever seen. Extremely good price for admittance. Attention to detail is phenomenal. The museum is interactive, you can actually touch/ interact with some of the objects, go upstairs in some of these old dwellings. It really gives you the feeling of what it was like to live in 1850. And how horrible it must’ve been for these individuals to survive. How lucky we are to be where we are now. Not sure where you’re coming from, I would not want to live here. But this is an awesome reminder of a difficult and not so silver lined past.

"A delightful surprise! Even if you aren't a big fan going in, you'll be charmed. It's the cutest museum I've ever visited, packed with so many unique collectibles that make the visit worthwhile. Plus, they have a fantastic gift shop where you can pick up a souvenir or gift."

We loved this place! So much history to see and experience, it was fantastic getting to walk thru all the old historic buildings and see all the amazing antiques and artifacts. We were rushing a bit but still had a great time and got to see everything we wanted. Would definitely recommend a stop here when you’re in the area!

We came upon this on our way home. What a great museum. The 44 buildings and all of the history in this place was amazing. The great collection of time period correct pieces was unbelievable. Definitely worth a visit

Open between mid-May and mid-October located on old main street Fairplay. Hands down the best open air museum! Take the opportunity to stop by and soak it all in. They do allow fur babies, just keep them on a short leash. Do allow a solid couple of hours and when wrapped up, stop by and support the other local shops.

Beautifully kept and such history! It was wonderful to step back in time. The route is clear to follow. All the buildings are so well kept and dust free!

Such an amazing experience! My partner and I have been snowmobiling a few times in Washington and this one was the best experience. Our guide was very knowledgeable and made us feel safe while giving us a really fun tour. The grounds are so beautiful. We stayed in vail and booked the PM half day and it was such a great day. Left the hotel right before noon and made it back around 6.

Our ATV guide Shane was superb! He explained everything beforehand and was very careful with us. During the stops, he described the mountain ranges and areas so we could learn more about our surroundings. He was fun, friendly, and professional. Definitely an asset to your company.

We had the best time on our 4-hour, Side by Side, self-guided tour! We were greeted by a friendly and helpful lady (unfortunately I did not catch her name) and she got us checked in quickly and fitted us with our helmets and goggles. We received a safety briefing from Nico and he gave us detailed information on the trails, which ones we could drive on and what type of trail we could expect. Some are smooth and easy and others are much rougher and rockier. My husband and I both said it was worth every penny. The views are stunning and we saw lots of deer, marmots and chipmunks. We recommend going in the morning when the animals are more active. The history of Camp Hale is interesting too. Imagining the training that the 10th Mountain Division went through while driving in their "shadows" was exciting to think about. We HIGHLY recommend the Nova Guides tour as it was one of the highlights of our entire trip.

What a wonderful experience. One warning: don't settle for two hours - go for four hours - you won't regret it. We rented the side-by-side for two hours, took a picnic lunch with us, headed to the top of the mountain, sat on the log rail and ate at the top of the world. I got to drive the entire time and wow, what fun! Speed up a little bit and enjoy the ride. I kept steering into the divots to get more excitement. What a rush! Don't skimp, don't go too slow, enjoy the ride, the scenery, and the fun. Wish we had the time to go back the next day to cover some of the trails we missed!

My wife and I had a fabulous time riding snowmobile we rented from Nova Guides! From the onset, the reservation agent provided a wealth of information regarding the snowmobiles and mountains we would be riding and made suggestions to allow us an opportunity to have a great experience. The tutorial of the snowmobile provided by the instructor was helpful as was the map to navigate the mountain. All the staff were very friendly. Needless to say, we had a wonderful time on the unguided four hour excursion. The scenery was amazing! Breathtaking! We look forward to returning and highly recommend Nova Guides snowmobile rentals!

AMAZING TIME! We did the 4 hour unaccompanied snowmobiling and it was perfect!! We were able to go at our own pace and revisit trails that had awesome views. My wife and I had a two person sled and loved the heated handle grips and the seats were super comfortable. We highly recommended this activity and this company for your next adventure!

The rental team was very helpful. The trails in good shape. Overall a very nice time on ATVs.

What an unforgettable experience! I wasn’t quite sure what to expect going in, but our guide Simon was incredibly helpful, informative, and made me feel completely safe and confident throughout the adventure. I don’t think I’ve ever laughed so much—our guides were absolutely hilarious and brought so much energy to the day. The zip line course itself was thrilling and so much fun from start to finish. I highly recommend this experience and will definitely be coming back for more!

We had the best time! I was very nervous and the guides were so friendly and encouraging! Jonathan and another guy, I sure wish we remembered his name! The photographer was so sweet too and the girl at the front desk. The waters and the snack and the places to rest along the way were an added touch! We felt very safe, but got that thrilling rush! We would definitely do it again!

Had an awesome time on the zip lining course! The course itself was beautiful, fun, and well maintained (thankful for the water and snacks along the way). Our guides, Simon and another (wish I remembered his name!), were awesome!—funny, patient, professional, encouraging. They helped make the experience smooth and enjoyable. Overall, a super fun time and one I’d definitely recommend!

Had such a fun time here with my daughters ages 11 and 15! Guides were entertaining, safe and knowledgeable. We had an A+ experience from start to finish, check in was smooth and easy, we played corn hole while waiting for the rest of the group to show up and then were treated to a ride in a really cool vintage military vehicle out to the zip line canyon. All of the zips were fun, they kind of start easy to hard. Views were incredible, they gave us plenty of cold water and snacks along the way. Definitely do the canyon drop, soooo fun, really gets the heart rate up haha! I highly recommend this, we can't wait to come back! A must do on any trip to Vail!

We had a great time ziplining here! 🏞️ The views were amazing while riding, and the guides made it a breeze! Our family felt very safe the entire time! #adventure #familytime

Really fun experience for a networking event I attended. The guides were friendly, offered facts about the area, and made jokes along the way. You get to drive to the course in some old historic military vehicles too that adds to the experience. They had snacks and water throughout the course too.

This trip was absolutely amazing! We were welcomed by the manager Eric and he gave us a run down of everything and invited us to explore the ranch (beautiful ranch btw). Then we played yard games and soon after our guides, Simon and Dustin got us ready for the adventure. I gotta say this guys really rock, they were entertaining, enthusiastic and overall they just made our day. The adventure includes a surprise that I promised not to spoil for others but I am definitely looking forward to do this again. Well done guys, me and my friends loved it.

Beautiful gondola ride and scenic views from the top. I am not sure if It is year round or not but they have 5 person chairs and gondola cars running on the same lift. We had beautiful weather so we rode up on the open air chairs for the best view. I recommend that... weather permitting of course.

We loved our week long stay. Our son had great ski school lessons with Sean in level 5. Truly a magical place. Exceptional skiing as well as an incredibly beautiful setting. We can’t wait to return.

One of my favorite ski resorts - we were so blessed to have a late season snow that brought amazing powder in April - absolutely love the tons in McCoy Park! They are really mellow and were covered in powder

We just went to see Beaver Creek Resort for the first time. We walked around the Village. Very quaint, but a little expensive. I thoroughly enjoyed the art gallery, especially the whimsical photography. My favorite was the cowboy playing golf with a putter in one hand and a rifle in the other. His caddie was a buffalo with the bag of clubs slung over its back. It started to rain, so we ducked into Citrea for brunch. What a lucky break! Again, a little expensive, but very tasty. I recommend the French toast with berries, real maple syrup, and a scoop of maple ice cream. (I did gain three pounds over the weekend.)

Beaver Creek is a really nice, fancy, and luxurious place to ski or snowboard. The resort feels upscale from the moment you arrive beautiful lodges, heated walkways, great service, and a super polished vibe. The terrain is fun and well-groomed, and the whole experience is top-notch. That said, I personally prefer Vail over Beaver Creek. Nothing compares to the back bowls in Vail they’re absolutely legendary and Vail can actually be more affordable, especially when comparing lodging and lift ticket options. Beaver Creek is still an amazing resort, perfect if you enjoy a quieter, more luxurious mountain experience. But if I had to pick one… Vail wins for me every time.

Beaver Creek Resort is truly amazing any time of year! The beauty of the area is breathtaking, and we absolutely love the charm of the town and the village. In the summer, the hiking is fantastic with scenic trails, and in the fall, the vibrant leaves are a stunning backdrop. Winter skiing here with our family is always a highlight. It’s such a family-friendly resort with something for everyone to enjoy. The Red Buffalo Express is our favorite spot to ski as a family, offering awesome and varied terrain. Plus, you can’t beat the fresh baked chocolate chip cookies they hand out daily at 3 PM—such a fun touch!

Beaver Creek is an incredible destination for both beginners and expert skiers. With a variety of trails and off-trail areas, there's always something new to explore. I've skied here all season and never got bored. Snow conditions are consistently good even better in the expert glades, with excellent grooming in the mornings. Lift lines are rarely long, and all of the resort's faces are easily accessible. The main village at Beaver Creek is smaller compared to nearby resorts, but it offers a charming, family-friendly atmosphere. It's a quiet and beautiful resort, ideal for families seeking fewer crowds and plenty of activities.

I have been trying to schedule a trip. I filled out the online form, but it wouldn't send - kept giving and error. I left a message, and they did return my call. However, I have been trying to reach someone this week with questions, and the phone line is engaged no matter when you call. The online form still isn't working. No email listed on their website. They don't appear to be on any other platform. No idea how to reach them.

Great float trip down the Roaring Fork. Paul is an experienced guide, and great teacher. Very enjoyable trip. Highly recommend CRO.

This is a pretty cool thing to do. It takes about two and a half hours but you get to go on a nice train ride and the announcer is very well informed on everything about the town and surrounding areas. The seats are pretty comfortable which is nice. The staff on the train was very friendly and willing to help with anything you needed. You learn a lot of factual things on the strain right also. Lots of very cool scenery on this trip

What a beautiful train ride. Would diffenitly come back near the fall color change, but it was beautiful nonetheless. If you love train rides, this is a must do if you're in the area. Open seating was $59.00 per adult..$89.00 for assigned car seating. They had snacks / burgers / drinks on board. 2.5 hour ride. Outside car was PERFECT at about 55°. Two time slots of 10am & 2pm. Dog friendly. Lots of families on board. Reserved tickets on 24 hours in advance & had my whole hiking group of 8 get on. So, plenty of space.

Love love love! My son has a love of trains, and so while we have taken trains, in other states, we’ve never taken our hometown train! Yesterday we went up in the mountains and saw all the beautiful trees and listen to a wonderful diatribe by the conductor! Totally loved our two hours on this train. Thank you so much for making my son’s Sunday a great day.

Recently enjoyed a train ride on a sunny October day to celebrate our 21st anniversary (we rode it on our honeymoon). This adventure is worth every penny, but bring your coat and gloves! We highly encourage the upgrade to a lounge car in chilly weather but be sure to check out the concession care even though you have an attendant. Great photos and other surprises to explore. The bathrooms are an adventure unto themselves, so be prepared for a rustic experience in that part of the train.

We had an amazing time on the Leadville Railroad with friends. The views were stunning, the warm coach seats were perfect for the chilly October weather, and the full glass windows made the scenery easy to enjoy. They serve food to your table, and the standing area adds extra fun. A truly unforgettable experience!

This train is absolutely amazing! As a plus size person I highly recommend! The isles between the seats are really wide the door and the stairs to get in and out of the cars are also nice and wide. We took our two dogs with us and appreciate the fact that dogs are allowed to enjoy such a fun activity! The pretzels 🥨 are super good as well! The staff is super friendly and very knowledgeable! I can not say enough good things about this train!! 🚂

One of the best railroad experiences in Colorado! We rode the train this week (last week of August) and the Aspens are already beginning to change, if you're reading this and planning the fall tour, y'all are in for treat! The drive to Leadville from Denver is around 2 hours but beautiful the entire way, the town of Leadville is really really cool, not all blown up and commercialized like Golden. Beautiful brick buildings etc. Anyway, back to the train... Best views are facing away from the station (left side). The covered car with windows can be a bit loud from rattling. If it's not raining (it rained before we boarded and dang you wouldn't believe how fast the crew worked to dry seats!), sit in the outside car or the covered car with no windows. Beautiful views and history the entire way. On the way down try and get closer to the engine...the diesel gets caught in the last car going downhill and it's a bit rough. Regardless, the staff is great and friendly and of all the railroads we did this one definitely has a special spot. We look forward to returning some day.

Very informative ! This is a great place to learn about the history of mining in Leadville, State of Colorado and the entire United States. There is a lot of information for gold mining to coal mining and everything in between if your in Leadville and have an hour or so and want to check out the museum you won’t be disappointed. This is in the old school house we were told.

Such a neat place. You could easily spend a few hours here learning about history of the area and interacting w/displays. Staff is super friendly and happy to tell you anything you need to know about Leadville area.

As a descendant of an immigrant miner and also Baby Doe on my husband's side, the museum held a lot of significance. The interactive exhibits were very realistic. You can spend a few hours here and learn quite a bit.

Awesome old School Building turning into a Mining Museum and Hall of Fame. Lots of cool mining facts and artifacts to see. There's an awesome Miniature room, and several immersive walk through rooms that transport you under the earth. Also didn't trigger my Claustrophobia at all.

Just a perfect museum. Either a willingness one comes away with such an incredible treasure of new knowledge. Highly recommended.

Awesome place to visit! Really cool dioramas depicting life in a mining town. Walk through faux mines. Really affordable!

Very cool museum! Great for mining enthusiasts, but also a great intro to the history of Leadville and mountain Colorado.