I have been calling and calling this business because I am dying to speak to someone about boarding…read morethere. And aft We almost a week of emailing and calling no one is replying. I am so saddened and frustrated at the same time. Please reach out to me through a message here or reply to my emails.

So your plans to hike the West Maroon pass from Crested Butte to Aspen are dashed because of…read moremassive snow? No worries take this amazing hike up to Blue Lake. Roughly 10 miles total (back and forth) and about 2100 feet of ascent. You will be treated to wildflowers, stunning mountain views, amazing waterfalls, beautiful streams. The last bit of road is a tad tough but not too bad. https://www.hikingproject.com/trail/7005030/oh-be-joyful-835

My partner (or should I say "pa-dner") and I took a half day ride with Mega Mountain Magic, and we…read moredidn't regret the time, money, or saddle sores. We were in a small group of four, plus our awesome wrangler Stephanie, and had a solid three + hours on horseback all the way to the top of the Rockies to an amazing panoramic view. The horses were healthy, sturdy, and well trained with only minimal snacking on grass when allowed by the novice riders. The tack was in good shape and not shoddy or worn at all. Our wrangler was personable and kept conversation going. Best of luck to you and your travels, Stephanie! The ride had many breathtaking moments, from the Aspen forests to the pines, to fields with wildflowers and old abandoned log cabins, and of course the views of the mountains. Be prepared to get a few scrapes and cuts from unkind branches of pine trees that will get in your way no matter how hard you try to out-maneuver them! I was a bit dismayed to learn that it was to be a walking tour only, and this is the only reason why I docked a star as this info wasn't entirely clear to me before I booked the tour. Although there isn't much space that is horizontal enough to go running (most of the ride is steep up or downward pitch), I was really hoping to get a good ride in. However, I learned that this is normal for riding in this area - apparently a different license is needed for ranches that allow anything more than a steady walk. So, if you are an experienced rider hoping to use those skills, please be aware of this.

I signed up for a full day ride back in September of 2009. I was by myself and they grouped me…read morewith another couple, so there were 3 of us, plus the guide. We trailered the horses and headed to a trailhead nearby for the full day - stopping for lunch in a beautiful meadow. I believe they provided a couple bottles of water, sandwich, Capri-suns and some trail mix, as well as rain ponchos. Being late September, I was hoping for more color and Aspen groves, but this ride was mostly through pine forest - the guide mentioned that the 1/2 day ride may actually have better scenery, but I was very happy with the full day. A lot of our ride followed the Colorado Trail and we saw one hiker the entire day. I think it would be really cool if they took you to some old ghost towns or abandoned mining areas, which are pretty abundant in the area.

This gym is great, tons of equipment and huge aerobic class rooms for different types of classes!…read moreThey have a floating floor so less impact when jumping which is cool. Also offers massages, they have everything you want, plus open 24 hours!!!!

Wooded hillside terrain, with lots of bushes, a few benches, nice, tall fencing and poop bag…read moredispensers make for a great place to give your traveling, furry companion, some unfettered and fun exercise. The hill is not too steep and they even have a basic pooper scooper on site. We were able to play hide and go seek with our pup. The best part is you can tell people use it respectfully and clean up after their dogs. The worst part is there is no running water. There are an adjacent playground and skate park. The entrance can be a little hard to find off 6th street between the houses.

Even though my two huskies had infinite space to run around while camping, they needed space to…read moreunleash their energy in town. Thank goodness for Leadville Dog Park! Such a cool spot that seems relatively new. Basically fencing put up around an area of tall trees. There's a dirt parking lot with plenty of space. The gate is a little janky but functions. It's overall well-maintained. Bring water and waste bags. I'll definitely be coming back every time I'm exploring Leadville!

Awesome Section of the Rio Grande Trail! We enjoyed it . Was partly shaded so it wasn't too hot !…read moreParking lot was easy to get in and out . We will come back and bring our bike!

Our family has taken lessons from Kevin for several years and we highly recommend him. He is one…read moreof our favorite instructors. We have taken group and private lessons from Kevin and both are valuable. He is fun, and offers insightful training techniques.

Thank you Kevin! Kevin is one of the best instructors I've…read moreever had in any sport. He's wonderful in all ways. He takes extra careful measures to make sure post neck surgery that I'm practicing safe tennis. He's always patient, professional and understanding. He can find the slightest detail in my tennis stroke even if it's a thumb out of alignment. He always knows the best advice in the right time, never overwhelms me with instruction and encourages me with praise. Overall, he's a life coach! I always feel better after tennis! He's a joy. He's a great father and husband. Mostly, I feel fortunate to know him. Thank you Kevin!