I've been training here for a couple of years, and it's a good local gym. It's not as "hardcore" as…read moreI might like, and doesn't have all the equipment that I'd want, but it's got a great atmosphere, a conscientious owner, and it's compulsively clean (having caught a staph infection on my skin at one gym, I'm careful about that.) It's a fun place to train, and when you get on a regular schedule, you'll find a group of folks coming around the same time who will happily include you in if you want to work with them. The owner will take extra time helping young student athletes learn to train right.

I have been here since doors opened poeple that own it are down to earth helpful poeple great…read moreenviroment to train in may wanna bring headphones play own music but anyone there will answer any question you have takes need for personal trainer out of budget also anything you need to train

50 yards indoors and a very welcoming family run archery range and shop. Pay by the hour.read more

In the land of arches, Natural Bridge brings the bridge to you with a Sky Lift that climbs straight…read moreup the rock wall to drop you feet from the star feature. There are a few loop trails above for different views, above, below, ridge side, and even up close and personal with the fat man's squeeze down from the top. On Saturdays, a farmers market may be at the base offering local fares like breads, baked goods, honey, or even alpaca fur! The lakeside trail offers a suspension bridge, and on Saturday evenings there could be square dancing at Hoedown Island! Adjacent to the Red River Gorge, you can stay or dine at the Hemlock Lodge with a view of the pool and river below.

If you are looking for somewhere with all the bells and whistles, this is not it. However, if you…read moreare looking for a room to relax in while you explore a gorgeous park, this is your best bet. We stayed here one night. The accommodations were very simple, but also very peaceful, and dinner at the lodge was delicious. Breakfast didn't have a lot of options, but we were going hiking anyway and didn't need a big meal. The property is dated, and the refrigerator didn't get very cold, but overall we were happy and would stay here again.

I must write a review of the area and the beginning of the trail to alert future hikers that it is…read moretemporarily closed due to abuse, vandalism/garbage. People were loud and using the creek as a pool, spray painting and damaging the trail/trashing the area. So, if you are headed down to hike on the John Holder Trail, as we were, you will find it closed. The area itself is lovely. Hall's on the River is great (and open during Covid), you can still canoe on the river, and the fort is close by and well worth a visit.

It was too beautiful of a day in February to not try to get in a hike. Decided to head out on the…read moreJohn Holder Trail. The trails were pretty muddy after the snow melt but it was worth it. I would rate it a moderately easy there and back trail but with some beautiful views of the Lower Howard River. Total round trip is just under 3 miles. There is a point that you do cross the river so make sure you have either waterproof hiking boots or the river is low enough to get across. Please don't try to cross if it is deep or flowing fast. Nobody wants to get hurt or wet. There are some elevation changes and several historical sites. For this hike there was a lot of pretty ice hanging off the cliffs. There is a waterfall but that's off property so you shouldn't hike there. And after a day of hiking you can get soon food at Halls On The River and enjoy the scenery from there. As for parking, I usually park across the street from Halls but there is parking behind Halls too.

I've recently moved to the area and was looking forward to working here after having spent the last…read morethree years working at another YMCA in another state. Positive feedback: the members and front desk staff seem friendly. Opportunities to improve: cleanliness could be better. The coffee station in the lobby has little fruit fly insects all over the place. The entire place looks shabby and rundown. There are no schedules or information available for prospective members. Reason I quit after four hours: Management is unprepared and unprofessional. I was put on a computer for four hours (after the boss was late) to do modules. No new hire paperwork, no tour of the building, no introductions to other staff. I was given incorrect information about breaks and hours worked. (I looked it up online and corrected the manager.) The manager had tested positive for Covid last week and was back to work already- hacking, sneezing and coughing all over the desk. No visible means of sanitation, wipes, masks that I could see. After the professionalism and adherence to company policies I am familiar with from my previous YMCA, I simply have to look elsewhere for employment.

Tried planet fitness it was a terrible experience ! It is just the opposite of what they claim the…read moremost judgmental place I have ever been. So I joined the YMCA of Richmond it is just the opposite everyone is welcome from power lifters to cross fit athletes or just someone who's there just to socialize. Love the place !

i love the environment. the games are fun. the first time i went in and didn't know what to expect…read more someone gave me a dollar so i could play a game of pool. the people there are very kind. they also have a training stick for pool. there are many options available, free and paid. free options include their selection of board games, giant connect four, corn hole, and the play axe throwing. the arcade games, air hockey, pool, and darts can all be done for a very low price. they also have a machine where you can pay to play any song you want to hear. for a higher price (but not too high), you can do the real axe throwing. i did not do this, but my friend did and he enjoyed it so much that he did it twice in the few hours we were there. bathrooms were also clean and the staff was nice and offering tips while playing games when we asked and it was extremely helpful. they do also have food and drinks, though i did not try this. i live very close to this place, so this will become one of my regular hangout spots.

Beautiful golf course! Took my grandsons golfing and we all had a blast. Would highly recommend…read morethis place!

Pace of play is awful. Just had a 5 hour round. There are no marshalls and stacked tee times with…read morelots of slow paced golfers. Course is great but its nearly unplayable to get 18 holes in.

Fun course and beautiful. I love the 2 par 3 with the difference in elevation. Come visit a great…read moresecret in the mountains

Beautiful 9 hole golf course! The course was challenging with rolling hills and a winding creek…read morethroughout the course. Both par 3 tee boxes were elevated so that you hit waayyyy down in to a valley. Very interesting! Staff was welcoming and friendly. My only complaint is that the bar area allowed smoking, so it smelled. But this may be a positive to smokers :) Fun day at a fun course!