Top roping near Denver/Boulder?

I am visiting Denver and have two friends with me who would like to climb. I have experience, but they are both pretty new. Looking to stay about an hour from Boulder or 2ish hours from Denver.

So I'm looking for some areas with shorter approaches where I'm able to hike up above, set up top rope on chains and rap down.

*Dont have any long slings or trad gear to set up my own anchors*

Easiest one by Boulder that I can think of is Nip and Tuck crags. Easy approach (60s) and at least 4 spots to setup toprope anchors on bolts from above, though 1 is reachy to do at 5' 10". It gets pretty crowded on weekends as it is well known for this. Bring a quad and its simple.

Table Mountain in Golden has lots of easy to set up top ropes.

Duncan's Ridge in Ft Collins has a short approach with many bolted anchors at the top of a short cliff with lots of moderate routes.

I second n table. Its great for new climbers due to short approach and easy to access top

Jay Eggleston wrote: Table Mountain in Golden has lots of easy to set up top ropes.

Facing straight south with not a single tree in sight = blasting hot from May through Oct.

Castlewood canyon, Grocery store wall

Happy Hour crag in Boulder Canyon. Would need a long piece of webbing or two though. Lots of places you could pick one up on the way

Table Mountain is close and has good top rope climbs  with bolts and chains but will be really hot (and probably crowded)

It is really easy to knock rocks off of the top at Table where they drop onto the crowds below. And if you are not familiar, the routes are hard to identify.
You should post up looking for a ropegun for a moderate crag.
Another option is "Fraiding", where you aid up the bolts with a harness runner, quickdraws, stick clip and a belayer.