Family Things To Do in Indian Hills, Colorado

Owned and operated by the Jefferson County Open Space, Mount Falcon Park is home to numerous trails that lead to a number of historical and scenic treasures. This hike follows a short but interesting loop in the parks higher section. ... More on Trails

A unique one-sixth-sized town with over 100 colorful buildings and a train ride powered by authentic steam ... More on GoCityKids

Later, I took my own children there. More on GoCityKids

Experience fun at Fat City! Coloradoâs premier entertainment facility has more than three acres of exciting... More on Discover America

The bowling alley is very attractive and modern, and the staff is friendly and knowledgable. More on TripAdvisor

Red Rocks Park and Amphitheater is a wonderful place to visit, even if youre not going for a concert (altho... More on NileGuide

The setting itself was truly amazing for our small (less than 20 person) ceremony. More on TripAdvisor

It got some good technical climbs, and there's three loops you could go for, the longest loop is on Old ... More on trails.mtbr.com

Nice quick ride for those who needs to go back to work afterwards. More on trails.mtbr.com

Heritage Square is a victorian village with plenty of shopping, food and amusements. An amusement park, min... More on Heritagesquare.info

They did not go there for that, and it is not complimentary for anyone involved. More on Yahoo! Travel

A 22-foot statue of Jesus stands at the top of a 373-step stairway adorned by carvings representing the s... More on Frommers

A few weeks ago my daughter was out of school and my husband and I were both off work. We were trying to c... More on igougo

As one of THE hardest mountain bike trails on the front range, and being so close to the city, Apex is a local favorite. Try to go in the early morning when it's not too hot -- the heat (combined w... More on NileGuide

Very popular with mountain bikers, the Apex Park area once provided a climatic relief from the heat for lowland dwellers. Although secluded, the park is accessible from the foothills above Golden. ... More on GoCityKids