My Grandson whom is 7 years old wanted to go climbing. He had been to Rockfish a couple years when…read morewe visited.. We were visiting from Southern California and was taking him to places he wanted to go. We found that the smaller walls he was able to reach the top. What was fun for him was there was a slide to go down to the floor. They also have w weight room.

When I previously took my kiddo climbing a few years ago in Portland, she was hesitantly getting…read moreinto it until a younger kiddo playfully played peek-a-boo and startled my kid to tears. Today, she got the gear, and absolutely fell in love with the kid climbing wall. I think they've done such a great job with it. There were even a few climbs on there that I struggled with, which was great fun because I could also climb up with her and still feel challenged. Some great routes and fun, playful ropes and ladders set-up in the middle. I think they've used up the space really well. The guy (sorry, didn't catch your name) who helped us was really patient and awesome with getting my kid comfortable, safe in terms of rules, and excited to climb. After a foiled attempt at taking the scenic drive through Glacier Park due to the fires, this experience at Rockfish hands down made up for it. It meant everything to see my daughter so happy -- thank you! We would definitely return on a future trip to this area of Montana.

Have been going to this gym for six months, purely for cost and convenience and certainly not…read morebecause of equipment quality. That said, all I need is a squat rack and barbells to be happy, so I was willing to endure subpar equipment to avoid a longer trip to the gym. This place clearly coasts on the fact that you don't have many choices in CFalls with plates that won't even fit on barbells (as evidenced by my third blood blister in a month posted below). I've been coming here for six months, deadlifting, not dropping weights but lowering them, and was informed that I was not permitted to do so as it would damage the (rubber, basement) floors. This was never disclosed prior, so powerlifters beware. The bargains are not worth it. The pulley equipment is in poor condition and employees are rude.

They keep it clean and it's reasonably priced. No tanning beds or sauna but ya can't win em all.read more

This is an awesome workout. Super fun instructors and the 45 minutes or an hour class fly by. Lost…read more6 lbs adding Sobbacycle to my cardio

The class are fabulous! Teachers are kind and the community is welcoming! The Reformer is such a…read moregreat way to get strong and balanced.

If you're looking for a good workout with knowledgeable instructors you should go toDelia Pilates…read more DELIA is experienced and offers well executed classes that will challenge you while maintaining your body's integrity. She knows anatomy and is well versed in Pilates principles. You'll receive a strength based, balanced body, and energizing workout. They offer pilates (private and group classes), barre, bodhi, and spring board classes. Great variety and a lovely atmosphere provided by the staff!

What an incredible studio. I was here for a week and really enjoyed the classes I participated in…read more They have a great community, really fantastic teachers and a lovely studio. It was such a pleasure to experience Love Yoga and the new client special was a steal!

I'm visiting for a month! They had a great deal for new clients, unlimited classes for $59. I've…read morewanted to try Hot Yoga. Great experience, excellent teachers. Beautiful space! Variety of classes & times to make it work with your schedule.

Finally, a good yoga studio in Columbia Falls! My mom, two aunts, my cousin and I attended a Gentle…read moreYoga class together. Our instructor, Mollie, was welcoming and accommodating, which we appreciated since a few of us were novice yogis. If I had to nitpick one thing, it would be that they play music in class. Music before and after class is fine, but for me, music ^during^ class is an unwelcome distraction - it makes it difficult to hear verbal instructions, and creates a barrier between me and my breath. But!! They allow drop-ins, have all the props you need, and you can even borrow a mat. I'm glad they are here and I hope the community will continue to support them. Thanks, Mollie! PS - Grab a pastry and coffee afterwards at Uptown Hearth.

Molly and her team are so wonderful! I've enjoyed the outdoor yoga classes at Bonsai and loved how…read morethe instructors help you calm your mind and listen to your body and to nature around you. Wonderful addition to the Cfalls community! Thank you for opening a studio in my home town!!

Inspired by Cobra Kai, my kid wanted to try martial arts, so I asked around. The consensus was…read moreSawbuck Dojang, but their class schedule didn't work, so I gave SBG a shot. The first red flag was that they don't post prices on their site.. So I made an appointment, where I found myself in a small room getting the kind of hard sell treatment I usually associate with buying a car. $2000 is how much it would cost for a school years worth of classes if you pay for it all up front - 2 one hour sessions a week. Way expensive, but it was either this or disappoint my kid, so I bit the bullet. I was told there would be a partial refund if we quit. That turned out to not be true. More on that later. The good: Beautiful facility. Nice staff. Fun classes. There was a lot of variety. They'd learn techniques, do rope climbing, play dodgeball and tug-of-war. My kid loved it for a few weeks, then her interest started to fade. She would ask if she could skip class, to which I had to remind her of the commitment she made to attend this very expensive class. One day she tells me she has advanced to the next level and hands me a letter. The letter said I needed to set up another appointment. Oh boy, they are going to ask for more money, aren't they? Yep. Back to the used-car-salesman room where I was asked to pony up an additional 2k to advance to the next level. I asked what she had done to earn this promotion and was told it was for 2 months of participation. No skill requirements. Pay to play. If you want to wear that cool blue Gi, your parents have to cough up the bucks, otherwise you are stuck with the basic white Gi. It's clever tool for manipulation. Goodness knows how much it costs to advance to the elite black Gi. Bruce Lee took 20 years to earn his black belt, SBG can get your 10 year old there in four months for $6k. The salesman said the promotion comes with the privilege of helping kids in another class and access to a Friday sparing session - so you do get something extra for your money, but you are barred from advancing unless you pay. This meeting gave me bad vibes, so I gave my kid permission to quit - which she did without hesitation. I was told I would receive no refund. The fine print (on the lengthy contract I didn't read) did indeed say there were no refunds, so it is my fault for taking SBG at their word. There is a lot to like about the instructors and classes. I'm sure they are just following orders from corporate. But the Pay-to-Play and hard sell aspects are just not the kind of thing I want to support in any way. Hopefully my story is helpful to other parents deciding how to spend their hard earned money.

Home away from home when I'm up in Whitefish. I really love it here. Professor Mike is a very…read moreknowledgeable guy will get you rolling the right way. Check it out if you get a chance 5/5

Precision Physical therapy was a great help to me with my chronic back pain. Adam was patient, a…read moregood listener and truly helped my get back to my regular activities so I could fully enjoy my retirement. He was very knowledgeable and willing to try new things.

The crew at Precision PT have been incredible while helping me recover from my Total Knee…read moreReplacement. In addition to great technical skills, their confidence that I could return to my previous activity levels was key in guiding me to competing in a CrossFit competition only 5 months after my surgery. Amanda, Adam and JT are the best!!!