If you're not totally into Baseball, get a discounted ticket for the Rooftop - you don't get a seat but it's a fun area to grab a drink and watch the game while hanging out with a big group.
The Toyota Elephant Passage is my favorite part of the zoo, followed by the Edge exhibit. I love to watch the Elephant and Sea Lion demonstrations.
The Lavender Festival is my favorite time to go! It happens every year in July
Even if you can't catch a concert here, it's still a great place to hike and you'll find many people working out in the amphitheater early in the morning.
The Buckhorn is Denver's oldest restaurant and has been serving Old West Fare since 1893! The house specialty is the Rocky Mountain Oyster!
A local favorite, this 100 year old building is a great place to hang out, grab a drink or even some food!
I love just walking the perimeter of Wash Park and looking at all the gorgeous houses! But if you're looking for something a little more active, there are plenty of Volleyball games on the weekends!
I've only eaten here once but I go often for the Ping Pong! I love going during the day and playing outside while they have the misters on!
Since this is the only Top Golf in the area, it's frequently busy. Put your name on the wait list then head to the bar for lunch or dinner, by the time you eat it will be time to golf!
Pretty easy trail but great scenery. If you're from out of town and want to go on a hike - the change in altitude here isn't severe so you won't get sick.
Get up close and personal with the giraffes by purchasing some lettuce to feed them. This is a very interactive zoo!
This is a place you'll definitely want to make reservations for in advance, they do take walk-ins but there's not always room.
Bring a lot of cash and don't miss the jousting match, grab a snack and find a good seat about 15 - 20 minutes before it starts.
