A very well organized group that holds monthly events and swims. They are very open minded to all…read moreand are body positive as well as family friendly.

Holds monthly swim meets for those who enjoy swimming in the buff. Also hosts other venues on…read moreoccasion. A very friendly group focused on advocacy, body acceptance and living healthy lifestyle.

I was hit from behind after slowing down where the course told you to do so. the person behind me…read moredid not and ran me down. No staff supervision to ensure safety.

This establishment is a great case study in reusing existing infrastructure from a prior project…read more It is truly a hidden gem!!! Situated at the previous venue for the Winter Olympics, part of the ski hills have been refurbished into a Downhill Karting circuit. Pro Tip 1: Look thru their website in advance to purchase online packages (many of the family tickets comes with a free digital photo, which you normally have to pay for separately) Pro Tip 2: Do not toss your safety helmet yet when you're done!!! There's a scan code on your helmet that is used to retrieve the photos of you speeding down the track taken by the on track mounted cameras. The whole circuit sequence was perfect: From fitting your safety helmet, to riding the conveyor to the top of the hill, getting your cart checked out, to returning your cart at the bottom of the hill, and then going again (there's no way you're going to go just once and not feel the yearning to want to go again!) Everything was very well choreographed. Looking forward to coming here again, it was loads of fun!

Amazing energy with great instructors who have amazing song selections and were incredibly…read morewelcoming to new comers. They have a complimentary first class which is great to try it out without any commitment. The facilities are the nicest of any spin studio ive ever been to. There are Aesop products throughout the bathrooms. There are showers, towels, hair dryers, water bottle stations. Amazing atmosphere and great class to indulge in some self love

This place is very unimpressive! For the price you are charged for 7 mins you would think they…read morewould have more things to do. They have a couple basketball games and 2 vending machines. If you want to go to a speeders, definitely go to the south location. The north location doesn't even compare. Will not return.

Went here for the first time this month and I'm not sure if I would return…read more.. Pros: The carts are completely electric which is pretty neat. The marshals can control them remotely and slow down or speed up all the karts. I felt that the marshals did a great job of making sure everyone was safe and keeping an eye on the track. That was reassuring for me as it was my 11-year-old brother's first time here. There was even a safety video explaining what to do and not to do on the track. The marshals were very kind and helpful. Cons: We came on a weekday because we figured it would be less busy and we were right. However, we waited for hours and hours between races. We were there for a total of four hours just to do three races for one person. I understand that they separate the races by skill and they wouldn't put a beginner (my younger brother) with skilled racers. There needs to be a better way though. They have two vending machines, a couple of arcade games, that's it. There's also nothing around the area to do except for the Rec Room. My brother really enjoyed racing, but the wait was just too long and the races too pricey. I'm assuming if you are coming in as a group the wait will go by faster. I would recommend making a reservation for this place and bringing something to do (cards, Nintendo Switch, etc) while you 're waiting, because you will be doing a lot of it.

Calgary, this is your best kept secret…read more Now, please understand that part of me, wants to keep it that way; the other parts want to share with you... the nature that exists within the confines of the city limits. The Weaselhead Natural Reserve (natural area) is truly, a remarkable place. First and foremost, it lays over a map area that is the delta to the Glenmore Reservoir. It's meandering Elbow River flows through a changing channel that has left deep clefts in the surrounding hillsides and marked it's way across the eskers that exist below Calgary. Whether ye be a biker, a hiker, a runner, a dog walker, a stone skipper, a tree lover, a calm river flowing reveller or any number of combinations of said activities and the inclusion of your own, this place runs the realm on all the above. I've been visiting the Weaselhead for over 20 years. I've seen it change and am still amazed at how, with each visit, it brings me to a new place... most times, within the same places; down the same paths, only to discover something entirely new. And for me, to see the changing face of a natural space over time, is much like understanding one's own life... And indeed, the Weaselhead, is capable of assisting with these types of meditations; in as much as it is capable of showing you what "the now" looks like. Spend an afternoon, evening, early morning... all will do, and you may find yourself, drawn back, much like I was... mythical within reality.

Beautiful park. We took the road less traveled and walked through the small forest trails rather…read morethan the paved biking trails. Look up Jack Rabbit Trail for directions. Gorgeous, relaxing, not too strenuous. Tip though - there are tons of Mosquitos in August, so bring bug spray!

Lots of fun and great staff. Just did the tesla room and i thought it was very creative. Promised…read morethe guys i would leave a nice review on yelp as well. Also cute dog to pet while you are waiting. Last note they also promised us tissues and a corner to cry in if the puzzles were too hard, we didn't need to make to much use of those services but it was a nice touch.

The technical and artistic expertise, and passion, that obviously went into the Cabaret Voltaire…read moretruly makes it an experience above and beyond what you get in other escape rooms. Nothing about it is "phoned in". The puzzles fit the theme perfectly, using tons of authentic props that never break the immersion of the setting. The puzzles are all really clever conceptually and in execution, without ever being frustrating. And the really unique hint system helps you out if you're stuck without ever breaking the fourth wall. We can't wait for the next room to open.

Smooth, relaxing ride with beautiful views. As a bonus, we learned a lot about the area. Katelyn…read moredid a great job!

Dino and team ensure that everyone has a great time on the float down the Bow River. This was our…read moresecond time using this company and we brought along friends who had never floated or rafted before. They enjoyed it tremendously and we know our second trip won't be our last.

Okay, this is not an extensive Botanical Garden, but it's still a lovely place, in the middle of a…read moreshopping center. They have a nice selection of different plants. Love the different textures and blooms. Signage is available to let you know what you are looking at. Some excellent spots for taking photos or selfies. The many people I saw, individuals, couples and families were all enjoying the chance to spend some time indoors (it was a little chilly outside) but still be in nature. Nice :)

One of the most unique botanic gardens I've visited - truly lovely! Unlike most other botanic…read moregardens, you'll find this one on the top floor of a large shopping mall in the heart of downtown Calgary and Stephens Ave walk. Over 2 acres of gardens - with over 500 trees, 50 varieties of plants, fountains, fish ponds, and a 900 sq. ft. living wall, fountains that acts as a natural bio filter. Many of the plants are labeled and there are interesting info signs scattered about. There's a kids playground and even a small climbing wall on one end. Scattered throughout are lots of bistro style tables and chairs. And they have a permanent sculpture exhibit by Tom Ward - such whimsical wooden sculptures - they fit perfectly in the gardens. And turns out, the sculptor was a City of Calgary employee! The city parks department maintains the gardens and they do a lovely job. It was spotless inside and such a relaxing place to take a break after tons of walking around the city. Definitely worth a stop when exploring the downtown core. Highly recommend!

Please make a reservation-…read more never had a problem with our reservations or lanes the place its located though is pretty sketchy but fine if you lock your car super fun and relatively a good price making it a monthly thing now when we go out with a group to bowl- had a great time !

Lane 27 broke down on us at least 20 times in the hour we played and instead of just moving us to…read moreone of the many open lanes, they let us be inconvenienced the entire time as well as the employee that had to keep running back behind the pins to fix it. On top of that, the score keeping was inaccurate numerous times, which we also let them know but they didn't seem to care as they offered zero solutions. Certainly not worth the $70.

My fiancee and our two friends decided to go with this company our first time rafting down the bow…read moreriver. We went on a Saturday afternoon and it was not at all busy. Ideally, two cars would be best because you can leave one vehicle at the exit where the shop is and the other should be where the launch site is. You can also choose the shuttle service if you don't want to deal with driving. The staff were very friendly and helpful, describing the entire path. In addition, one of the employees were waiting for us at the end of our float to help take our boat in. The prices are pretty reasonable. We decided to get a 6 person boat for extra comfort and the 4 of us were able to lounge and tan in the boat. It was about 25 bucks per person between the four of us and the float was about 2.5 hours. The whole package comes with life jackets for everyone including 2 paddles. We absolutely loved our experience floating down bow river and we would definitely try lazy day rentals again as our experience was rather positive.

Lazy Day has everything you need for a relaxing afternoon spent floating down the river. We rented…read morea 6 adult one which was enough for 4 adults and 3 kids--- cooler for drinks and snacks. They had life jackets for everyone and took the time to make sure they fit right. It was about 2 hours - just shy of - from Edworthy to Eau Claire. We got off on the north side of the river past the peace bridge. Next time we would likely do the south side as the incline was less with kids - although the walk with the raft would be a little longer. Either way, great way to spend a warm afternoon and enjoy a little Stay Cation.