This is my favorite campground that I’ve ever been to spacious, beautiful scenery very knowledgeable staff. We got Lakeside spots and had been told to reserve them right as reservations opened in January. We did then I had to change my reservation and they were awesome. There was a change fee, but it was minimal and I got another Lakeside spot. That was incredible. you will not get lakeside spots late in the year for the summer, but they were campgrounds sites open everywhere and it’s easy walking distance to the lake obviously mentioned they have no electric hook up no showers and their toilets are very basic but the campgrounds are kept crystal clean the lake is clean. Awesome awesome campground.

Beautiful park with walking trails, Beach area, lots of parking, restrooms and a nice shelter area. It was $10 per card to get in.

Beautiful and not crowded! We love riding mountain bikes up to the top. There are some challenging spots on the trail, but overall it’s an easy ride. Quite a bit of climbing, but there’s not very many trails in Colorado that don’t have that. We have been here several times and always enjoy it.

One of the most beautiful and rewarding hikes I've done in Colorado! The parking is limited, but there is overflow parking a few miles down. The hike was beautiful and there were so many people with dogs! At the end, you get to the red stairs and it's scary but so worth it! I would do this over and over again! It took less than 2 hours and we also went to the Finn Overlook!

At a higher altitude of 7054 ft I was amazed that there was actually snow on the top of the surrounding mountains even in mid-summer. I went on the walking trail which was a short walk around the lake of 1,25 miles. Along the way there were ablutions and picnic facilities. Fishing is popular at the lake with trout available for fishing if you have a licence, seasonal boating and ice-skating are also popular activities.

Absolutely breathtaking atmosphere. There's several hiking trails that go through the park, I did a few of them & none of them were too difficult. There's a really nice shaded Pavillion where you can sit & enjoy the view/have lunch. It wasn't too crowded when I came either. Keep your eyes open for wildlife, I saw several turkeys & their babies, deer & hummingbirds are active this summer. Tons of pretty wildflowers too. Make sure you bring lots of water & sunscreen, there's not too much shade on the trails.

My family (party of seven) went to GCBD for this year's Easter brunch, and from making the reservation through to taking family pictures just outside the front entry, the experience was absolutely phenomenal! Making our reservation was extremely easy unlike several other places we contacted. We arrived a few minutes early because my mom is in a wheelchair, and they sat us in a great location to accommodate her situation. The manager and serving staff were so nice and consistent with drinks, helping with my mom, clearing dishes, ect. And the food selection was incredible. My wife and I had gone to Eddie Merlots last year, and this buffet absolutely blew theirs out of the water. Every single item was freas and jyst how it was supposed to be, from the basics breakfast food (scrambled eggs, eggs benedict, sausage, bacon (crispy), waffles, country potatoes, etc.) To the prime meats (carved NY strip steaks, leg of lamb, chicken, etc.), seafood (oysters on the half shell, steamed muscles, clams, shrimp cocktail, two or three different cockes salmon, etc, several salads, pastries, fresh fruits, and deserts! Soooooo Gooooood! All that and the cost was 1/2 of Eddie Merlots. It's was simply one of the best event buffets/brunches we've ever attended! Thank you GCBD! Thank You

Walked the Raccoon Trail from Panorama Point and stopped in at the visitor center. Amazing views from the trailhead. The trail itself is very well maintained and relatively easy for us (fit 54-55 yr olds). This park looks to be very well maintained by the State. (Makes one wonder if CO should manage RMNP as well!). Exhibits at the visitor center are great for kids and the rangers are very friendly. Kids will love feeding the trout too.

Get ready for an unforgettable experience at this stunning venue perched high above sea level at around 6,500 feet. The altitude can definitely catch you off guard—just climbing the steps to the entrance can feel like a mini workout if you’re not used to it. No rush though, take it slow and soak in the views as you go. Evenings can get pretty chilly and the wind doesn’t hold back, so come prepared with layers. Downstairs, there's a fascinating museum filled with information from past performances that’s totally worth checking out. You’ll also find clean restrooms down there, which is always a plus. Food and drinks are available, though be ready to splurge a bit at the concessions. We had general admission seats and chose to sit up at the very top—and wow, was it worth it. The city of Denver sparkled in the distance, and the whole scene was absolutely magical. The sound quality was impressive too. Every note carried beautifully through the space. No doubt about it—we’re already looking forward to the next visit.

Wow, what a wonderful experience.And what a wonderful story you need to go very spiritual and uplifting. She was an amazing saint , and you need to go drink some of the water and go to the top beautiful. You can do stations in the cross all the way up.

Ended up being an easier hike than I expected. Even out of shape 54 year old me could do it. Glorious views!

Spent the day at the Buffalo Bill Museum + Grave, and it felt like stepping into the pages of all the Western stories I grew up loving. The sights, the stories, the spirit of the frontier—brought back so many memories of dusty trails, cowboy legends, and a time when the West was still wild. A truly unforgettable visit. Loved it! Wish the gift shop was open.

I love going to this State Park. It seems to be a place that many other come to and enjoy. There is a nice beach to hang out at and take a swim, there seems to be a nice camp site, that I hope to experience in the near future. There seems to be areas to rent canoes and paddle boats. There also seems to be a lot of boats that Cruze around the lake as well. I have had a lot of fun each time that I've visited Chatfield State Park.

Hey, have you heard about this hidden gem of a park in Colorado? It’s not one of the many parks in the Mountains, but it’s right near the plains, and you’d never guess it! This park has tons of trails and levels for all skill levels, so you can find something that suits your fitness level. There are two entrances, one in the north and one in the south. If you’re planning to hike, most of the trails are on the north side. The visitor center is located at 83 at the south entrance. There’s a big picnic area on the south end and some picnic tables on the north. Oh, and there’s also a trail that goes all the way from end to end!

Wow what an incredible hike! We did the Royal Arch Trail and then continued on the Blue Loop. Definitely difficult, it took us a little under an hour to hike to the Arch, we took minimal breaks. Enjoyed a PB&J at the top with the chipmunks who are overly friendly. (We did not feed them).

What a complete blast for my family. We took our kids/grandkids for an early Christmas. We will not see them on the 25th unfortunately. Everyone we came in co tact with was very pleasant and helpful. Our instructor, Phil Graham was great with the kids (and my wife). My grandson was a natural, instantly understanding the task at hand. If there was any “complaints”, they could keep the plexiglass cleaner for better photos and videos, but that’s nitpicking.

Beautiful park and amenities. We hiked the area 3days in a row, meadow, and baseline trails. Upper trails we got halfway, but it was nearly 100* that day so it was fun, but too warm to walk another 2hrs. Bit love this place

Amazing trail that passes through downtown Boulder. Well paved and easily marked. Not a ton of traffic when I went in December and also not much snow/ice leftover. Connects other trailheads for fantastic hikes.

This mall was super cool. They had a nice esthetic and really cool design to this mall. There were stores of basically anything you needed, Tesla, Apple, Lego, Nordstrom, Dillard, and Dicks, whatever you wanted you could probably get. The parking was really big so you didn’t have much of a problem getting in. The people who worked in the mall were super nice and supportive in whatever question you had about anything. The food court was amazing. You had places like Panda Express, chick-fil-a, chipotle, Dairy Queen, and more. There was a really big space for seating and eating. Overall this place was really good and I would come again if I had the chance to.

All the staff was so nice and the kids loved it. We spent about four hours there. I would have given four stars but the fish tour, the animal encounter, and the offer for a special tour by Mr. Carl brings it up to a five stars. Definitely do the extra stuff to bring your visit up a notch. Kid's favorites were the fish, the moving fake animals and the play zone. My favorite part was the stellar art section, and the fact that as we went through the exhibits we could see them from several angles. Cannot believe the one star review complained about the gift shop, it was small but nice, staff was nice, and who goes to a museum to shop anyway, not I. A beautiful place inside and out, and we will visit again.

It’s Tulip Fairy and Elf Festival last week Sunday and there’s a plenty of activities for kids, a lot of tulips . So many people enjoying the Live music and other streets performance . You need to park a bit far tho and walk. It’s an outdoor mall style. You need to dine if you want to use a decent restroom. Parking is not free, but not expensive .

Beautiful campus! Spent time here in the summer. See the photos. They have a space exhibit at old main, a planetarium, an observatory, and many other things to see and do. The buildings all share a unified stone and red tile them on the roof. They also do walking tours.

It was a really great experience. The staff were very helpful and friendly. I’m not an artist so I really enjoyed having the Bloomberg Connects app. Paintings with a little red tag had a number you could look up and hear/read a little snippet about the work and the artist. I loved that, a much more involved experience for me. The works were displayed beautifully and being able to visit another building via a connecting bridge was fun and convenient. They even had an artist in house sculpting and you could watch his process as he worked. I definitely want to visit again but give myself more time because there was so much to see!

Went to the 16th street rival, it was a lot of fun. There is still sketchy people but there was a big police presence and security guards.

The station itself is absolutely beautiful—both inside and out. The architecture is stunning during the day and even more charming at night when it’s all lit up. The interior has a really nice vibe, with great design and places to relax or grab a bite. I added some photos to show both the daytime energy and the nighttime atmosphere. The only downside is the number of homeless people around the area, which can feel a little overwhelming at times. Still, it’s a landmark worth visiting and a really cool part of the city.

The Colorado State Capitol is a true gem, steeped in a rich and captivating history that dates back long before it became a state in 1876. This magnificent building, with its stunning Beulah Rose Onyx walls and Colorado Granite and Marble, stands as a testament to the state's remarkable past. The Capitol's architecture is simply breathtaking, with every detail meticulously crafted to transport visitors back in time. As you step inside, you can almost feel the weight of history pressing against the walls, inviting you to uncover the countless stories that have unfolded within these hallowed halls. The Ute Indian and Southern Ute Indian history is intricately woven throughout the building, reminding us of the indigenous peoples who once called this land home. The state flag, with its striking representation of the sky, snow, rocks, and sun, serves as a vibrant symbol of Colorado's natural beauty and cultural heritage. The government's annual session from January to May adds a dynamic energy to the Capitol, as lawmakers gather to shape the state's future. The Hall of Presidents, with its impressive collection of portraits, offers a glimpse into the political leaders who have guided Colorado's journey. While the temporary removal of the 45th and 47th Presidents' portraits may have sparked some curiosity, it only serves to highlight the Capitol's commitment to preserving its rich history and honoring the diverse perspectives that have shaped the state. Visiting the Colorado State Capitol is a truly immersive experience, where you can feel the weight of history and the pulse of the present intertwine. Whether you're a history buff, an architecture enthusiast, or simply someone seeking to deepen your understanding of this remarkable state, a visit to the Capitol is a must-add to your Denver itinerary. As I reluctantly depart this impressive landmark, I'm left with a profound sense of appreciation for the enduring legacy of Colorado. Though my journey has come to an end, the memories and lessons I've gained will forever enrich my understanding of this great state. The Colorado State Capitol is a true gem, and I highly recommend it to anyone seeking to explore the depth and diversity of this remarkable place.

Love this place! Went too the Rockies game Friday Night with some friends and we had an awesome time! We parked lot B and got a bus shuttle that took us to the entrance and they were awesome people and friendly too! And got into the game easy and no problem! Their were so much food spots to choose from , so we end up getting random food that cost us $75 and didn’t finish it all . We finally try the Rockies Dog! Very good and enjoyed that! So after the game we got back on the shuttle bus and took us to our parking it was easy! Well can’t wait too be back for another game!

Beautiful place for an all day exploration. If you're looking for a peaceful day in nature to explore a variety of plant species, Botanical Gardens is the one. There are indoor and outdoor options along with areas for a variety of events. The Gardens is very kid friendly. Visit them during a plant sale for free entry and reasonably priced plant sales! Dont forget to go inside and check out their art exhibits!!

The Denver Zoo is one of the most beautiful zoos I’ve ever visited! 🐅🦒 The grounds are clean, spacious, and full of life, with animals that look healthy and well cared for. The exhibits are thoughtfully designed, making it easy to enjoy every habitat while learning something new. From the majestic lions to the playful monkeys, every corner brings a new surprise. It’s perfect for families, couples, or solo explorers. Truly a gem in Denver and a must-see attraction!

This is one of Denver's few places that gets a five star review. This place is an awesome experience. I've visited several times with my kids during school field trips, but if you're able to come without children its even better. The amount of nature and science that is being displayed is astronomical. From the big bang to space exploration, microorganisms to the expansion of space and matter. There is something for everyone from toddlers to seniors. General admission is $25 adults children $20 and they regularly have free days.