Address: Champlin, MN 55316, USA
“Sweet little park, perfect for small ones! Minor graffiti ☹️”
Address: 10200 Goose Lake Pkwy, Champlin, MN 55316, USA
“Amazing park in summer and winter. Really cool sledding hill that isn’t too steep for young kids (4 and 2 year olds could climb it). Fun park with plenty to do and the snow adds a whole new level of fun.”
Address: 11750 Zachary Ln N, Champlin, MN 55316, USA
“Great park. Pretty big area with nice trails. There is a fenced-off pond area that dogs can swim in. Has a water fountain and a bowl. Separate area for small dogs. Has a permanent outhouse. Just wish they had trash cans throughout the park instead of just at the park.”
Address: 1688 W Hayden Lake Rd, Champlin, MN 55316, USA
“I think this is the best place around the twin cities. Grizzly land is a blast and good for all level riders if you can handle going the distance. There are multiple ways you can go and decide how far you want. Riders are and should be polite as well.”
Address: 7200 117th Ave N, Champlin, MN 55316, USA
“Splash pad was closed but the park and playgrounds were clean.”
Address: 1312 W Geddes Ave, Littleton, CO 80120, USA
“The company originally intended to place about 50,000 acres under cultivation, but it had difficulty securing sufficient water because earlier ditches held irrigation rights based on prior claims. Court cases regarding water rights dragged on for years. Because the High Line Canal's water rights were junior to 74 other canals in the South Platte watershed, it was frequently dry. Although the agricultural development that the HLC was meant to spawn never fully materialized, the canal nevertheless nourished the growth of both Denver and its eastern suburb, Aurora. In 1924, Denver Water took over the canal.”
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