Starsmore Visitor and Nature Center

I’ve been hiking in Cheyenne Canyon before and it’s been lovely, but this was my first time rock climbing here! I came here with my fellow camp counselors from Go West Camps to train for the summer. The only downside to rock climbing here is that the path that you’ll be hiking up and standing on to belay the climbers is uneven, steep and gravelly. So maybe not the easiest place to rock climb when you’re first starting out.

It’s a beautiful and easy hike, good for kids. There’s a nice and fun nature center. However beware there is poison ivy all over near the parking lot and on the trails.

The lady who works this location is super sweet and lovely. It is a free park with gorgeous trails and opportunity to see wildlife!

Chris is absolutely wonderful. He helped us get a good plan for the day. We drove up from Brighton with my mother in law who is from Idaho. We wanted to see Helen Hunt falls, but wanted a good hike as well. He recommended Mt. Cutler Trail which was perfect. Also he told us about the old railway with the 2 big tunnels which was super cool. Highly recommend stopping here for lots of good information.

My favorite is when you first pull up to the Y in the road, to your left is a little creek I love putting my feet in.

Cool little stop if your in the area of Broadmoor Falls. Nice nature walk and information with birds and animals

Beautiful location for a short walk and splash in the stream. Water was extremely cold.

everyone is incredibly knowledgeable & helpful. fun & educational at the same time. near a creek & walking paths. also near an artsy dragon