We don't want to get ahead of ourselves, living in Colorado! Summer here means three things: beautiful sunny days, leisurely afternoons, and days spent in the water. If you want to soak up the season, we know just the thing — explore these six lazy rivers in Colorado! Whether you want something peaceful or adventurous, there's a river for you. What are you waiting for? Pack up your swimsuit and enjoy all our state has to offer.

• Clear Creek White Water Park (Golden, Colorado) - Prepare to be dazzled by Golden like never before as you glide along the rushing waters of Clear Creek! Whether you opt for tubing, rafting, or canoeing, your journey through this quarter-mile stretch of exhilarating splendor promises unforgettable memories.
 
• "Turtle Tubing" the Colorado River (Gypsum, Colorado) - If you're unsure where to start with tubing, look no further than a Turtle Tubing adventure! Whether you choose to drive yourself to the landing or opt for the convenience of the party bus pickup, the friendly team at Turtle Tubing ensures a seamless experience, offering all the assistance and supplies you need.
  
  
• San Juan River - Pagosa Outside (Pagosa Springs, Colorado) - For another rental option with reliable transportation and a guarantee of a great time on the water, consider tubing the San Juan River with Pagosa Outside. (Psst... an added bonus of choosing Pagosa Outside is their designated zones catering to beginners and adrenaline junkies alike, guided by a River Flow chart measured in Cubic Feet per Second!
  
  
• South Platte River (Denver, Colorado) - Feeling overwhelmed by city life's hustle and bustle? Look no further than Denver's stunning Confluence Park: the Mile High City's go-to spot for swimming, sunbathing, rafting, and, of course, tubing!
 
• Yampa River (Steamboat Springs, Colorado) - While Steamboat Springs is renowned for its exceptional winter sports, did you realize that summertime holds equal promise for this mountain town? Consider, for instance, a leisurely float down the serene Yampa River, offering a journey of up to three hours of scenic delight.
  
  
• Cache La Poudre River (Fort Collins, Colorado) - The quintessential lazy river option in Northern Colorado is none other than the stunning Cache La Poudre River, offering a naturally scenic experience. Its most beloved stretch, from the Filter Plant to Picnic Rock, is a favorite among locals and visitors alike.

Make this summer one to remember! And if you have any questions about Colorado Springs or any of the areas mentioned in this article, don't hesitate to contact one of our qualified real estate agents who would love to educate you on our wonderful state and its beautiful cities. Be safe!