We booked the sleigh ride with dinner on Jan 1st. Venue is beautiful, food is good and service was…read moreexcellent! There wasn't enough snow for a sleigh ride, so it was a wagon ride instead. We still had a good time. Fireplace was burning so the atmosphere was cozy and the music was fun!

This was a magical experience! I wish we had snow for our sleigh ride dinner but the wagon ride…read morewith history was very cool. They decorated the inside of the cabin for Christmas and the campsite s'mores were all set up. The Buffett was delicious- the chili was the star of the show. Live music and beautiful big sky country. We had a wonderful time.

We went this morning to shoot and had an amazing experience! The staff was so amazing and patient,…read moreespecially for a first timer like myself. We'll definitely be back!! :)

We went to the Lazy J as an activity for the day after our friends' wedding in Vail. Although most…read moreof us were too hungover to do some horseback riding, it was still a great experience. Many in our group did skeet shooting, while the rest of us watched (and had snacks, of course). The weather was perfect, and the mountain landscape was breathtaking. We ended the day with a bonfire and some smores. Delicious! They had a beautiful wedding space here if you are looking for a lovely country-style wedding!

We planned a river rafting half day tour with Timberline Tours, and it did not disappoint. Aside…read morefrom the breathtaking views, and exciting class 3 rapids...this group of professionals are second to none. From the initial check in, to the outfitting of gear, tour bus down the the landing spot, our guide Quaid and finally the delicious lunch at the end...this is definitely the company to work with. Every single individual we came across with this company was friendly, knowledgeable, professional and always concerned with ensuring we were having the best time. We will definitely book with them again. Thank you!

Great trip on the Shoshone am raft trip, Michelle was an awesome guide…read moreScout led the rest of the group and they were behind us but also enjoyed the rapids and the float. Seeing the sulphur springs was An added bonus. Would definitely go again when in the area. Nice offering f muffins and coffee I. The office

Very nice as public recreation facilities go. Centrally located in the valley. It's a worthwhile…read morevisit, if you need to hit the stair master.

Adequate, not quite amazing. The facility was built "way back" in 1995 and needs a bit of a…read morerefresh. Little water pressure in showers, a few machines are out of order and many missing or mismatched ceiling tiles. Nice locker facilities but might benefit from combination locks instead of none or bring your own.

Yes, I do highly recommend this place. After driving on a dusty dirt road for nearly an hour,…read morecoming to this tucked away alpine spot certainly was a treat. While in Vail for a quick getaway for a short weekend, I found this on a whim. As lucky as I felt I also got to learn about their history that is ending soon come end of September 2026 due to the owners' difficulties in renewing their lease with Denver Water. This ranch is an event place, paddle boarding place, hiking paradise, wild animal watching, etc. all in one. Per the information I read, the current owners have operated it for the last 15 years. This is one of the iconic places when it comes the outdoorsy stuff you can do in Vail. I wanted to do the hike to the waterfall and yet as sooo. As I learned from one of the workers that it takes about 6 hours to complete the whole round trip journey, I regrettably forego the opportunity. "I guess I will come back to do it before the official closure of the business" was what I thought and yet that's roughly two months away. Will I make it then? I shall see.. As the drought continues to threaten the entire region, I felt that this area could also utilize some moisture. Fortunately however, some wild flowers as well as the whole lushness of the greenery were still intact (as of early July in 2026.) So if you want to enjoy this beautiful property before it's completely shut down for good, go here before September 27, 2026. There is still time.

Sometimes you need to get off the beaten path to find the most beautiful places this country has to…read moreoffer. Piney Ranch is just north of Vail, Colorado and truly heaven on earth. While the ride is extremely bumpy to get there, it is well worth it. The views along the way are wonderful, but once you enter the grounds you see a wonderful little camp with amazing views with many activities available. You can just sit and enjoy the scenery while enjoying a nice beverage and good food, or you can explore the area with a wonderful, well manicured and marked trail, lake for fishing and boating and breathtaking scenery for photography. If you have a long lens you may capture some great wildlife.. maybe even a moose on the far side of the lake. Piney Ranch hosts many weddings and some of the staff are residents at this great community. It took approximately an hour from Vail and I would not attempt to drive the bumpy road in the dark or rain. An SUV would be best, but we saw sedans making the trip. No camping available.

Every summer our family visits Adventure Ridge in Vail, and every year I hope it will return to…read morewhat it once was. Unfortunately, each summer has been more disappointing than the last. The biggest issue is the value. We paid around $200 per child, yet the price never seems to be adjusted when major attractions are closed or unavailable. The ropes course hasn't reopened since 2020, but it's still standing there, slowly deteriorating. The summer tubing hill has been reduced to just two lanes, while the rest is simply a dirt mound. The adult zip line is now closed as well. Year after year, there seem to be fewer attractions, yet the admission price continues to increase. Adventure Ridge used to be a highlight of our Vail vacations. Now it feels like you're paying premium prices for a much smaller experience. If you're considering visiting, keep your expectations low, because the pricing certainly won't be.

Our family spent $365 for two adults to ride the Gondola and two kids to participate in only three…read moreavailable activities on mountain. The only activities available to them were the trampoline, climbing wall, and mountain coaster--which is now limited to just three rides. Given that there were no lines during our visit and staff were literally sitting around, it felt unreasonable to restrict the coaster, especially given the amount of closed activities. Adding to the frustration, the rides that were not open were not clearly marked on their website or at the ticket counter, leaving families with far fewer options than advertised or communicated at the time of purchase. Unlike other resorts, Vail charges $64 per person for a ride that is operating regardless of ridership. Combined with the limited activities and lack of transparency, this left us feeling that we received little value for an extremely high price. Not worth the exorbitant price tag.

Didn't call back. Left a detailed message and no one cared enough to respond…read more Thumbs down.

Good Pilates classes from instructors who know what they're doing. These are not easy classes but…read morethe instructors are thorough in their explanations on how to use the equipment.

Good getaway from the usual. Nottingham Park is a nice place to center outdoor, non-slopeside civic…read moreengagement -- with a library, playground, and sledding, when the temperatures cool in the winter. Compared to other activities in the area, it feels like a four-star outing, but compared to parks of the world, it is certainly five star. So, five stars in generality.

Initial impression soured my experience MINUTES upon walking through security from (several)…read moredifferent entitled young girl groups who would walk right into you if you didn't get out of their way. Lots of other people also didn't seem to care or be aware of other people's presence. The general demographic here was definitely not my scene. Though middle aged to older population seemed kind and genuine. Drink prices are to be expected but food trucks are a little overpriced. Recommend finding food and a spot to sit earlier in the evening--lines for food are crazy near and after sunset. Expect to stand in line for 15+ minutes. Concert opener and headliners were pretty good considering technical difficulties. Employees were stationed at all trash receptors to ensure trash, food and recycling were allocated into the correct bins--that was neat to see! I hadn't ever experienced that.