James's Guidebook

Nearest public bus stop is 2 miles, limited service. Limited Uber services.

Great base for outdoor adventures, including lake padleing, hiking, mountain biking, stream or lake fishing, sightseeing and animal watching (one of the biggest local heard of Elk in Colorado) and bird watching.

There is no need to go to expensive resorts to enjoy the best Colorado has to offer, its all right here locally.

All of local open space parks are free, including parking. Park-n-Ride service to Denver, and Airport.

Use Open Table to book Denver restaurants...especially in Cherry Creek area (busy on weekends)

Yup, all the great outdoor clothes are essential here. Hoodies and Uggs will get you by until about November, then a nice puffy jacket and some snow boots (Sorels) will keep you dry and warm. Don't forget snow pants and sun glasses (sunblock too) for outdoor adventure.