I tried to go to the swimming pools. All 3 were closed for children to play in. There are no signs…read moresaying the paying members aren't allowed in then. I work out there 2x a week and haven't had any issues but the swimming pools are rarely open when I go. Apparently swimming in the afternoon is not for members.

Very nice newer ymca with a nice pool. They provide towels though the locker room is kind of dated…read more The employees are really nice and helpful.

So, the house, what you can see of it: 5 stars. It's gorgeous and everything is well preserved…read more Why the 2 stars though? Three reasons: 1. I would post pics showing what it looks like but no photography is allowed. I thought the one woman was going to bat my phone out of my hand when I took it out to take a pic. It is 2019; 80 year old grandmothers have smartphones with cameras. If it's about flash photography, say so and let me take pics without the flash. Otherwise, a restriction on photography gets you an immediate downvote in my book. 2. You see three rooms and you can't even go in and look around, it's all roped off. 3. None of the guides knew anything beyond their script. Anytime anyone asked a question they said they didn't know the answer. Why are you working here if you don't know half the questions people are asking? Beautiful house, what you can see of it. I got in free with a tour but based on my time there today would never pay to go inside.

Fantastic tour, house is preserved so well and you can tell the staff/volunteers have a lot of…read morerespect for its history. Well worth the ticket cost. Tour probably an hour or longer and so much detail!!!

I give it 3 stars because it is a really good library. Easy access and they helped out a lot during…read moreconstruction recently and I like that they now let general public spend time at library with area for things needed daily and coffee or tea. I think my past due fine should be taken care of because of givinh this review. Oh and awhile back I was in bathroom which is now real open to the general library no physical door to either men or women's testrooms. Anyway me and a much younger girls fishies up with washing out hands etc and in came a male janitor to empty the garbage. He nev re introduce self or said "cleaning" nothing. Very awkward and definitely needs to start announcing self befire going into and public restroom I want to say working as janitor or not, wth , right?!?

Stopped here yesterday to see a speaker on UFO sightings in Wisconsin. I was impressed with the…read morefeel of the place. Bright, warm and inviting. The staff was very pleasant and helpful. The presentation itself was interesting and entertaining. There was even an audience member with a tinfoil hat (not me)! We will definitely be back!

awesome place for seniors also, have some great exercise classes, only down side is no notice if a…read moreclass is cancelled sometimes . Love the water exercise classes and chair yoga classes. Everyone is very nice and helpful

I swim at the pool every other day and use the treadmill and machines the other days. When I have…read moreneeded help on machines, someone has always come and helped and did not make me feel stupid at 68, younger people can due that without even knowing they are. All the young staff I feel are well-trained and very friendly. But today, 6/9 AM, a new gal was a life guard she sat on the bench waiting with her friend to get a lane for laps A young man was on the guard chair. She sat for a while with her friend on the bench and was on her phone, looking down and not at the pool at all. She climbed up the second guard chair when exercise class started and ate a cookie it did not look good! I hate to complain but when anyone is in pool and they are on deck full attention should be on pool. TY

I met some ladies for cards Thursday. What a comfortable venue....& great acoustics. You didnt even…read morerealize there were 16 of us in the room because you didnt hear anyone elses tabletalk! There was enough natural light & overhead lighting fir comfort. No picture but a velcro'ed sign on a bathroom foor that read: if you have someone of a different gender in here, please turn sign over. No pictures but comfortable lobby chairs, spaciously set. Thanks HACC for an comfortable & inviting location for some ladies to get a few hours of cards & socialization in.

Anyone who tackles this trail must be…read more.. A) A historic bridge enthusiast and fan of engineering design B) The second coming of Aldo Leopold C) Someone off their nut D) A&C E) B&C F) All of the above. Okay, seriously, this is a a fascinating area and quite a trail for nature lovers. Alexander McGilvray saw an opportunity in 1854 and launched a ferry across the Black River. In 1892, the county built a steel bridge across the river, ending the ferry service. Since McGilvray Road went through backwaters of the Black River and a slough, six wooden bridges were built. The moist environment wrecked wooden bridges quickly, so between 1905 and 1908, a series of five bowstring truss bridges were built with one wooden bridge left behind. The road was closed in 1948 due to flooding, and in 1954 the steel bridge was removed. The five bowstring truss bridges remain in place and a fifth pony truss bridge was relocated here to replace the wooden bridge. The maintenance of the old bridges is accomplished with volunteer labor, the Friends of McGilvray Road in partnership with the Wisconsin DNR. Bowstring trusses, one time plentiful, are now rare and only eight examples remain in Wisconsin - five of those eight are on McGilvray Road. As for the hiking, well, nature has pretty much consumed McGilvray Road, popularly known as Seven Bridges Road. It is a hiking trail, being slowly developed by the Friends of McGilvray Road. You can take the 1.8 mile hike to the Black River and experience a piece of La Crosse County history yourself. Dress appropriately and wear good hiking shoes.The day I visited McGilvray Road, I met a couple on the trail. He was wearing sandals. Not smart. She was wearing cross trainers, still not very smart. Both were wearing shorts - really not smart as the mosquitoes were matched in size and maneuverability to a P-38. No motorized vehicles, in fact, no vehicles at all, including no bicycles. As a hiking trail, two stars. As a great example of private and public sector cooperation, four stars, as an example of historic preservation, five stars. Net result - four stars. I'd go back - would you like to join me?

Nice trail, but unfortunately flooded due to the rain so could only see 0.2 miles of it.read more

They help special needs children. Glad to have a great center in our community that works with…read morethem. Their employees are excellent and trustworthy.

My grandson is 12 years old and has been at Chileda for two years. He has multiple diagnoses, and…read moreChileda has been Professional, compassionate, and altogether fantastic.

I called and set an appointment to rent a pull behind bucket lift. The lift was in great shape and…read moreeverything worked as it should. Pick up was easy and so was drop off. They were very friendly and answered questions with detail. I would recommend using them for rentals and will use them in the future.

Called Davy and he answered all of my questions of the corrosion free service. Took a 3 hour drive…read morefor the full corrosion free rustproofing and undercoating appointment. Super nice and very knowledgeable. Explained everything to me and I am very happy visiting Coulee Rentals and Sales. I will be coming back.