Friends recommended this climbing center to us when we were visiting. The owner was working the…read moredesk when we arrived. The intake process was simple, and the owner had my son wash his hands before and keep his mask on while he climbed. The owner also kept the door open, so there was no foul smell as there is normally at rock gyms. The owner also went out of his way to given our son climbing tips and suggestions. When our son started developing blisters on his hands, the owner let our son know that he could take a break and use the slack line that was hung outside. Our teenage son had a blast here and ended up going back in after using the slack line and stopping only when all of his blisters had popped and were bleeding! (Gross, I know, but a testament to how much fun he was having.) While our son was climbing the owner let us know that there was availability for a private lesson the next day where the owner would take our son and his friends to a nearby natural bouldering/rock climbing spots and teach them whatever skills they wanted to learn. The price was reasonable, and my son was excited to climb in a natural setting. Unfortunately, the popped blisters meant we would have to try this cool option another time. We love seeing entrepreneurs succeed and hope the owner of LCA is able to survive the pandemic.

I wish I could give this 0 stars. Poor communication & not professional. I worry that the owner…read morereally doesn't have the logistics of owning a business together enough for this business to survive. Long story short, he didn't show up on the day we booked & then couldn't take us out on the date we rescheduled for. He didn't communicate either with us, so we showed up on both dates. I'm not sure if this experience is unique or not, and perhaps others would have better luck with the owner. However...my partner and I booked a half-day climbing trip online. It was a LOT of money, which we were fine spending for a positive experience rock climbing outdoors in CO. We showed up on the day of the trip - a Sunday. It said to arrive 15 minutes early (for an 8am trip) so we arrived around 7:45am expecting to need to fill out paperwork or grab gear or something. There was a van that was parked as though it was in a hurry - diagonally across a couple of parking spots. The door to the climbing center was unlocked but all of the lights were off & the place smelled strongly of weed. We shouted out to see if someone was there & no one responded. We exited and sat in our car waiting a few minutes, thinking we were too early. We called about 5 minutes before 8 & then at 8 & then at 8:15 or so. The phone was apparently not even connected. Because of the very weird circumstances, we figured something bad had occurred (unlocked door, haphazardly parked van, lights off, no one apparently there or at least not responsive) and we called the police non-emergency number out of legitimate concern for the safety of the person who was supposed to be meeting us. We waited another 15 minutes before emailing (we couldn't leave a VM because the phone wasn't connected) and heading to do something else. The owner then called us later that day - around 3p for the 8a trip - to try to rectify the situation. He apologized but didn't offer an explanation & then offered us to go another weekend. We set up the replacement trip for the following weekend on Saturday at 8a. I confirmed with him that we'd receive a confirmation via email, but Again, we showed up around 7:45a and were a bit reticent. The door was locked this time, at least. The van was out front again, so we sat in our car and waited. Right around 8a we saw the owner of the climbing gym unloading a cooler, so we got out of our car and approached him. He looked up at us seemingly VERY confused & said "can I help you?" At that point, we knew he had again had forgotten about the trip we'd set up. He said he thought we were going the following day (a Sunday) even though my partner and I were both on the phone when we confirmed with him we'd be going on Saturday. He goes to the Farmer's Market for a different business (some drink thing?) every Saturday, but booking a climbing trip on Saturday is still possible online. So if you're reading this and plan to book a trip, DON'T book Saturday. He won't be there. He offered to take us out the next day or another week but we were in Steamboat for a limited time and really couldn't reschedule. He also offered to take us out for free another time - giving us a refund - but then immediately walked back on that and said he'd give a $100 discount. I understand not wanting to work for free because the work he puts in is certainly worth more than that, but at this point we've showed up twice for two confirmed trips, neither of which he took us on. We just wanted the refund and to stop wasting our time, so that was the approach we went.

Great recreational center. Good for families. Multiple activities available…read more I came here on a trip and I needed to go to the gym. They have a lot of great facilities, weight room, cardio available just lots of stuff. They have this cool, gymnastics area. It's really fun to watch. The cool thing about it is there's a water park available and a swimming pool. The hot tub is really big. They had the cutest little recreational river. It's really small, but it's really relaxing. I saw they had a rock climbing wall as well, and it went pretty high. Amenities are pretty good. Locker room could be a bit cleaner, but it was cool that it was available and they had two different size lockers available as well. Bathrooms were pretty clean. Recommend if you're in the area and you need a gym. Or a fun time with the kids.

Best facility ever. it has the friendliest staff and is clean as a whistle. As a lap swimmer and…read morerunner I use the rec center every day. the pool area has a an excellent lap pool with a jaquezzi,steam room and sauna. The workout room is clean and modern with an indoor track. I have belonged to many different health clubs but the winter park rec center is an example of a well run facility. Claude Diamond J.D.

Incredible staff and facilities. So many options for all skill levels and comfort. We went and it…read morewas quiet and peaceful. Felt very challenged and left so happy. Tim was a great help and personality. We'll be back when we visit Vail next!

Look, I've been climbing rocks my whole life and when I say i've never been so disappointed to see…read moreno bell at the top of the wall, a tear fell. Seriously cmon eagle what! what's the point of putting on all my fucking gear to climb up this wall of despair just to see collected dust. I was so excited about getting to the top and ringing my way to the bottom, but no. I tried to get my money back and they told me to leave, unbelievable. i rarely write reviews but man, this is just unacceptable. NO BELLS. how tf are y'all gonna build a whole ass mf climbing gym next to. A TACO BELL! and not have a bell. some people literally pay and climb just to ring that bell, I LIVE FOR THAT, thanks to eagle climbing and fitness i've officially decided to never climb again.

These guys are just the GOAT! Max went mountain biking with Scott, who is super experienced, has…read moregreat teaching skills and to make things fun, a great sense of humor. Max learned, grew and improved his skills in one afternoon. GREAT JOB SCOTT! TY Today Max went out with Peter for a rock climbing afternoon and had a blast. Again, Apex Mountain School is the BEST. we could not be happier.

Fantastic day in the backcountry with Scott! Extremely knowledgeable of the area. Scenery was…read morespectacular and skiing was a blast! Felt very safe in variable conditions. Will definitely be going back.

Today we did a day trip to YMCA Snow Mountain Ranch as our friends were camping there. There are…read moresooo many activities! You have to pay $25pp day pass... but a camping site is $75 and they provide day passes for all those at your site. They have plenty of camping sites available last minute. The whole property is so well maintained. We did 2 nice hikes, our daughter did the tubing hill and aerial course. She had a blast. This place is great for family reunions, large gatherings or families.

We stayed here two nights with our 13yo and 12yo for cross country skiing…read more With the stay, the passes to ski were free and many other things like the rec center which had various sports, pool, ping pong, air hockey and roller skating. All of that was included. The rooms were old, but nice. Bunk for the kids and queen bed for us. We stayed in one of the lodges. There was a common room with a fireplace and some games we utilized, too. We had a mini fridge and microwave. We used those for storing breakfast and lunch items and the microwave for popcorn at night. Was a nice stay! The cross country skiing trails were great, even with the limited snow that this year has brought. Great workout and loads of fun. We did that with our kids for a few hours each day (January stay).

I had so much fun on this raft trip. It could be one of the…read morebest in Colorado. My guide Shawn was extremely funny and knowledgeable

What a terrific experience to share with my family. Our guide Isaiah was knowledgeable, courteous,…read moreprofessional, and a total blast. Super relaxing with some medium rapids to rev up the adrenaline. We paused so those brave enough could take a plunge into the Colorado river from up super high. What a rush! Family friendly. My 5 year old nephew really enjoyed himself. Thank you AVA!

Our family of 4, with two kids aged 6 and 15 took a trip down the rapids with Colorado Rafting…read moreCompany today. Everything was perfect and the highlight was our guide "Coach" (Nathan). He made the experience fun and my 6 year old loved every minute of it. 3/4 of us were first timers and it was incredible.

What a great trip! Our guide tanner was not just fun but connected with all of us and had our 16 yr…read moreold classic rock granddaughter smiling and chatting! Highly recommend this business!

Quinn and Julia were the best tour guides! 10/10 would recommend going with them! #fearlessread more

I had so much fun zip lining! Quinn and Julia were our guides and they were amazing! 10/10…read moreexperience

Took level 1 development course with CMS for rock climbing. My guide was Jason Antin, absolutely…read moreamazing experience. The program is well structured and professionally run. Communication was fast and i had zero issues with anything in the program. Jason is absolutely incredible, Humongous knowledge base but beyond that he has a massive amount of experience and is an incredible teacher. Very detail and safety oriented. I did my first 2 multi pitch climbs with him and felt extremely prepared before setting off on the climbs. Jason kept me safe the whole way and coached and thought throughout. I am taking level 2 with them in a couple of days and have no doubt that will be a 10 start experience. My skill level and knowledge base has increased exponentially. I can't recommend CMS and Jason Antin highly enough. If you have an interest in anything outdoor do yourself a favor and take a course with CMS. The best experience hiring a guide i have ever had.

This was a surprisingly decent hostel, and one of the only affordable places I found in Estes park…read morein September! I was able to book a bed in a co-ed shared dorm for like $80 that night and it was pretty decent. They have a nice big parking lot and when I arrived one of the staff came from a nearby cabin and helped me move my bags inside. They have clear instructions about everything inside, it was a smooth check in and checkout. I would def stay again - it was perfect as a single night after a long day of hiking in the national park, and an early morning again hiking in the national park the next day. Decently clean too, and very homely :)

GORGEOUS! Absolutely worth visiting! There is a short, paved trail to a falls overlook and also a…read moreshort trail to the base of the falls. You should definitely do both! Dogs are allowed on trails but need to be leashed AT ALL TIMES! Not just when you see other dogs and then leash yours. The most basic requirement so please follow.

FROM PARKING LOT TO UPPER FALLS: - 1250 feet incline…read more- 8723 ft elevation - about 3 hours round trip (2 up and 1 down) Definitely a hike that needs some stamina. For regular hikers, not pro, not super experienced, hiking up to the Upper Falls gives just the right amount of difficulty and intense mountain edge hiking. It was certainly difficult at some parts, but we did it! One thing - don't expect signs on which way to go...just follow the trail. It starts with a gradual incline, then about the last 30-45 min. It gets a lot steeper and rocky. There are some beautiful views for sure. Along the way you see lots of Aspen trees and a couple bridges. We went after a storm a few days earlier so there was snow and part of the trail was pretty muddy and slippery with ice. One thing I don't understand, when you reach the upper falls, the trail seems to just end at the falls. I'm unsure which way to proceed to the lake view as there's no more path. I wish there were signs at that point to help you continue.