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Really recommended to go to the botanical gardens. We enjoyed it.

This park is one of the best places to catch a sunset around Denver! The park also bustles with life and activity during the day, with recreation facilities that include playgrounds, tennis courts, basketball courts, athletic fields and multi-use trails.

Washington Park, in Denver, Colorado, is a 155-acre urban park that features two lakes, Smith Lake and Grasmere Lake, and a 2.6-mile jogging and biking loop as well as connecting trails to other major bike paths in the area. There are also open green spaces, and well-maintained flower gardens, including a replica of George Washington’s Mount Vernon garden. Additional facilities include tennis courts, playgrounds, and picnic areas, and the historic boathouse by Smith Lake that serves as a popular venue for events.

This is the largest lake in Denver, and the second-biggest park in the city; it's named after the man who accidentally created it by digging for a well. He struck an aquifer that flooded the land, and voila — a lake was born. There's a lot to do here: You can bike, run, walk,play tennis, explore the playgrounds, try out the water on a stand-up paddleboard, and a whole lot more.

Smith Lake and Fishing Pond are two small reservoirs in Washington Park. This is a cool spot where you can see both bodies of water near the road crossing.

This lake is part of City Park, and has some nice trails for walking or running. Keep an eye out for waterbirds like black-crowned night herons and snowy egrets, which use an island in the lake as their rookery.

The Water Garden at the Denver Botanic Gardens is the largest pool of water and is home to many different aquatic plants and flowers as well as small fish, birds, and amphibians. There are multiple pools, fountains, and cascades of water all around the park that have their own unique features.

The Water Garden at the Denver Botanic Gardens is the largest pool of water and is home to many different aquatic plants and flowers as well as small fish, birds, and amphibians. There are multiple pools, fountains, and cascades of water all around the park that have their own unique features.