"Sloan’s Lake Park is such a beautiful and peaceful spot in Denver. The lake is stunning, with the mountains as a backdrop, and it’s the perfect place for a relaxing walk, run, or bike ride around the trail. The paths are wide and easy to follow, making it great for families, pets, or anyone looking to enjoy the outdoors. The sunsets here are incredible, reflecting off the water and creating a postcard-like view. There are plenty of open spaces to sit, have a picnic, or just enjoy the fresh air. It’s one of those places that feels like an escape from the city while still being right in Denver. Definitely one of my favorite parks for a morning walk or an evening stroll!”"

"Such a lovely, serene park with a stunning view of downtown Denver, and the outlying mountain range as well. A basketball court on the north shore of the lake, and the walking/running/biking bath was wide enough for everyone. Several businesses close by if you needed to get some errands done after you've enjoyed a little exercise."

"I used to love walking around Sloan's Lake until they started introducing scooters and bicycles. They go too fast, and they zip in and zip out around you, and it makes me nervous. They used to warn you and say' on your lef't or' on your righ't or ring theirBell,l but they don't even do that anymore. So I quit going there. I now walk at Crown Hill. I like the fact that they have a gravel path or a paved path and you can choose either one. People are more courteous over there they don't zip around you and ride at unsafe speeds."

"Beautiful, peaceful, MANY people-walkers, people with pets, bicyclists, runners. No restrooms that I saw, pretty inconvenient. Otherwise, a great park with wonderful views!"

"Great place to walk, run, and exercise your pet. There is a paved path around the lake (approximately 2 miles) and they do a good job removing snow in the winter. There are several parking lots, a play ground, and some open space surrounding the lake. This is not a boating/water sports lake so leave your kayak and SUP at home. Close to Edgewater and other eating/drinking establishments which make it nice for grabbing something after a little exercise. The path around the lake is very popular and it can get pretty crowded...do not come here seeking solitude."