I can't believe I haven't given a review to The Schussbaumer Ski Club yet? Yelp is telling me to…read moredo a review so I guess not. A great spot in the mountains for Denver and Colorado Metro Area residents for active adults in the heart of Breckenridge. You can't beat it for the cost! There is a state of the art kitchen, dorm style bunk bed rooms (but they are comfy), a bar and social area stocked with beer and a wine club (for a nominal fee), ski/board tuning bench, heated patio complete with fire pit and torch lamps for socializing outside when there is a chill. Great group of people in a very social/active club. There is a process to becoming a member and membership is extremely limited at this time, however I feel very lucky to be a member of this fabulous club.

I am so happy to write the 1st review of the Schussbaumer Ski Club. I've been a member for nearly 3…read moreyears. The club started in Georgetown in 1952, but had to move and make way for I-70. So in 1961 Breckenridge Ski Resort opened and shortly after construction on the beloved Chalet completed. It sleeps nearly 80 people comfortably plus sleep out sofas. The ski club is a great way to meet new people who become friends and you have someone to ski/board with. The age of members runs from mid 20s to 80s. The set up is like a private frat house. You pay a yearly fee that covers your stay there as much as you want (no more then 4 nights in a row). You arrive and sign in to a bed. There's a men & women's floor with 9 rooms each that sleep 4 and private hall bathrooms. The house does not have a cleaning service so every member has to pitch in while there and in the summer we do renovations such as painting, cutting wood, etc. The large kitchen is great. Many members eat breakfast in and either go out or make dinner and stay in by a warm fire. The club members plan many fun themed dinner events such as last night's Valentines Massacre Italian Dinner. There have been many wine & cheese events, 70s & 80s parties, holiday gatherings, etc. We have a few ski tuning benches and a tool cabinet stocked with tools, wax, P-Tex, etc. for those members who like to maintain their own equipment. So, now that you're checked in with a bed, well fed and waxed skis you simply walk out the door to catch a local bus to either the 8 or 9 bases and when you're ready to call it a day you can ski back to the parking lot. There's usually someone already there with a fire going too. For more information on the club and how to be a member check out the website or come to many of the social gatherings around Denver. www.schussbaumer.com

Milehighssc does it right. Their leagues and tournaments leave just enough time to actually be…read moresocial and meet people. You don't feel rushed to finish the games before the buzzer sounds, and after your done, stick around a while an meet some really cool people. Mike and Erin are the best.

Great league - competitive, yet fun, inviting, and social! Denver has long needed more sand…read morevolleyball and the league at El Potrero is solid. Mike does a fantastic job! Appreciate his thoughtfulness and responsiveness.

Northern Colorado Outdoors is the most active social and adventure club in Northern Colorado! From…read moreFort Collins to Denver and Boulder, the club goes hiking, biking, rafting, camping, socializing, and so much more! It's a great way to make new friends and enjoy the outdoors!

Going into Lifetime salon and spa as a natural Blonde who was struggling being a brunette and could…read morenot find anyone who knew how to bring my beautiful blonde back, until I met Jenna. Never mind being one of the best people i ever met, she is 100 in color specialist. Now she is stuck with me forever. I recommend any one to come in and ask for Jenna , she will change your look, and make you feel and look beautiful....

WAY WAY overpriced! $299 a month for two adults that arent yet 65, which would only save you…read more $20 a month. FOr $300 a month I could build and finance my own gym/pool. These are some scammers!!! They have limp rules designed to jack their members like the 30 day membership advance notice change. So if you dont like the facilities for the price, you need to give them a 30 day notice to cancel or change your membership, which is total BS! bad place all a round! pool is nice, but $300 a month? thats $10 a day if you went everyday! \\clearly its all about the money for this operation, I realize its huge, but dont expect your customers to pay your mortgage!

FIVE STARS for Luis who helped me from the front desk a couple days ago. I had three different…read morequestions, and he was super helpful. He definitely went the second mile. He had to check with his manager (who was off that day) about one thing and asked if he could call me the next day with an answer. He actually ended up calling while I hadn't yet driven away from the facility. Luis did a remarkable job with a great attitude! I hope he gets a raise. :) I would give the entire facility five stars because I enjoy this place very much, but one disappointment I continue to have is how long it takes for repairs to be made when things break. I actually made a list in my phone of things I love and don't love. Why not paste it here? Love * Pleasant Smell when I walk into the gym. * The cleanliness of the lobby. * The natural light pouring in from huge windows. * The usually friendly greeting from the staff. * Filtered water fountains throughout the facility. * Free Ice machine in front. * Numerous class options. * The personal trainers I've met--pretty great people. * All the various sitting areas. It is welcoming for a person to just come hang out. * The cafe and healthy food options (along with a few not-so-healthy). * Lovely and newly renovated basketball/volleyball court. * Fantastic views of mountains, especially from the treadmills. Ahhhhh * Variety of cardio machines. * The multiple places to stretch and do my own PT exercises. * The intentional signage about fitness floor etiquette--thank you. * The provision of towels (small and large), Q-tips, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, lotion--also great smells. * The cold, wet hand towels (sprinkled with ice cubes) provided by the hot tub and sauna. Nice touch! * The delightful pool area. I thoroughly enjoy spending a few minutes to sit in the sun after a workout. There is landscaping and trees separating the adult pool from the kiddos' (which is remarkable with slides and fun things), so we don't really hear the kids or even see them. We enjoy the separate space with many options for shade or sun. Feels like a resort. * Friendly class instructors. The ones I have experienced are encouraging without being demeaning. I enjoy the camaraderie between the members too. Don't love * Light burned out by mirror in locker room that has been so for months * Broken towel hooks in showers--also been broken for months * The smell of mold in some of the showers * The rust on the plumbing by the toilets * Certain places on the tile in toilet areas that haven't been cleaned for a long time * Blow dryers breaking and not being replaced * The ladies' hot tub being shut down for several days * How long it took to replace conditioner when it ran out. If it is a supply problem, worst case send an employee to Costco to buy several containers to hold things over until the situation is resolved. * How expensive the cafe is. * The number of cardio machines that have broken pieces that have gone unrepaired. * The decision to not carry the top shelf tequila anymore--the cheaper stuff gives me a migraine. Why not provide members the best? Be winning in the "second mile" like Chick-Fil-A! * How long it takes for broken lockers to be repaired. * Power outlet in the locker room with a sign that reads "out of service" that has been like that for months. * The various places of dead landscaping (by the entrance, by the pool bathrooms). * So many laminated signs telling us something is out of service! That's nice as opposed to hand-written signs taped everywhere. How about more energy to fix things promptly, though? * Employees power-washing the steam room during the middle of the day. Rather do that after hours? Signs are posted to discourage phone use in the locker room that hurts the atmosphere, yet power washing in the middle of the day was acceptable. This hasn't happened for a while--perhaps they've made a change on this. I am grateful they're cleaning the steam room! * Consideration for employees and how leadership decisions affect them. I've heard from a few employees (and one parent) that this is can be an unfortunate issue. All these "don't love" things, I believe, could be easily fixed with leadership being attentive. Having been in leadership in some way or another most of my life, I know just a few intentional decisions and implementation of systems of quality control could make a big difference. Maybe have certain team members walk through daily checking for details and empowering them to make work orders for repairs. Have arrangements for prompt fixes after hours! Reward your staff! Listen to them. Pay well. You'll keep the good ones longer if you treat them well. Be generous! The whole place will feel the difference, and you'll have more members joining and staying as a result. All things considered, I am super grateful to have found this gym and for my membership here. It's a very happy place for me, and I look forward to every time I'm here!

The club smells like chlorine, which burns my lungs, eyes, and skin. Chlorine has been known to…read morecause asthma, emphysema, and COPD, which could lead to lung cancer. Many people have complained about this issue, and the club refuses to replace chlorine with bromine. When people exercise, they breathe large amounts of that gas, and they DAMAGE THEIR LUNGS PERMANENTLY!!!!

I've been coming to the Copper Athletic Club for over 30 years and also worked there 1 season. It…read moremakes me sad to only give it 4 stars. The pool is great and exercise equipment is solid. But the sauna, steam room and locker room hot tubs are not acceptably maintained. The hot tubs in locker rooms have been out of service for 5+ years. The sauna doesn't get hot and has no rocks in the heating element. You also cannot pour water on anything to get it hotter. It's basically not functional. Who wants a sauna with no rocks and one that you can't make hotter by pouring water on the rocks? It worked properly about 20 years ago and was in better shape 30 years ago. The steam room has a somewhat updated facade but needs an updated steaming system. Honestly 3 stars would be fair but since I love this place so much I couldn't go that low.

After a long day on the mountain this place has a steam room and sauna to help relax ur muscles and…read morerecover. Absolutely a life saver. I just wish they offered extra slippers.

Wow! This is the best gym I have ever been to. I was a member of lifetime athletics in Maryland and…read moreI felt that was the best gym but when I visited DAC I was blown away by their amazing facility. First of all, DAC is huge. So getting around could be a little complex if your visiting for the first time. As I am a huge fan of basketball and swimming I was looking for these two facilities to start of with. When I entered the basketball court I was awestruck by how well maintained their court is. It's a full NBA size court and they have plenty of basketballs to choose from. They also have towels and water fountains in the facility. Just amazing! Next stop was the swimming pool. Nice heated pool with 8 lanes and jacuzzi, sauna and steam room next to it in the same facility makes it spectacular and extremely accessible. By this time I was already convinced that this was the best gym I have ever seen. I continued my tour by visiting squash and racquetball courts. There were plenty of players playing at very high level. They also have a viewing area from where you can watch these players play squash. It was fun. I also visited pool tables, shuffle board, bowling alley and workout area. Pool tables are very well maintained and they have some very good quality sticks. I got an opportunity to play with regular players and by the end our game they were impressed by my skills and invited me to play with them on a regular basis. I wish I could but unfortunately I am just visiting for a couple of more days. We then headed to the bowling alley. It was empty so we used a couple of lanes. We also grabbed some beer and snacks while bowling. Only negative is that it's hard to find 10lbs balls which is my favorite weight. Nevertheless I used a 11lbs ball and I still had an amazing time. They have couple of men's locker rooms. Men's locker is very well designed with lockers in the wide area and shower in the middle so that the shower is easily accessible to everyone in the locker. They also have steam and sauna in the men's locker. They have open showers with shampoo, conditioner, body wash and lots of towels right across the shower area. What amazed me the most about the men's locker is their additional supplies such as body cream, oils, shaving foam, blades etc. If you're a member here you don't have to carry anything other than your gym wear. I am truly amazed by their facility. It does not end here. To add to their amazing gym facility, they also have party space and a nice roof top where they host parties on a regular basis. They also have free beer Tuesday's between 5pm to 7pm. So with all such amazing facilities you must be wondering about their monthly membership fee. Let me tell you that it's not cheap. The base price is around $260 which is a bomb for lower to middle class families. You can buy lockers for an additional cost and parking is free only for first couple of hours. They have a cafeteria where you can order food and drinks. Here is a little tip for all the Yelpers, if you check in here using Yelp app on your phone they give you a free small smoothie. So definitely try it out. Well, I definitely think their facility is amazing.

Worst gym in Denver! Dated and rude staff. Go look at all their one star reviews on google and on…read morehere. There's a reason these people have a negative reputation. PAY ATTENTION! Red flags are everywhere.

Had an amazing afternoon here with my 9month old baby…read more Lifeguards were all young but was very impressed with how they monitored non stop for safety. Thumbs up to them for keeping everyone safe. Place was clean. Staff when we walked in to pay were knowledgeable and friendly. Has slides, pools, baby splash. Great place and will be visiting again

Fans in the workout room are very dirty and they tilt them right at you so crap is blowing in your…read moreface and drying out your eyes. Many people have complained and nothing is done. The TVs are old and hard to see. The men's locker room has a distinct oder.

Just married here, Friday. (04/24/26) It was fabulous. My husband and I grew up in Summit and saw…read moremany a fund-raiser and prom held in this beautiful building. We know the space well so it was easy to iron out the floor plan, with Shyanne who is awesome, over email; since we live on the Front Range now. They offer site visits during planning, if you don't know the layout, I recommend doing a tour in person - the virtual tour on the website is a great reference as well. The bar is included while linens, food, cake, and entertainment are up to you. We arranged flowers from Micheal's weeks before, then at the venue used the lovely things in the center piece closet to save having to hire a florist to decorate. The contract, website, and Amy were all very clear about how much everything cost: super reasonable for such a pretty place. The entire staff was great and there were no surprises. We got out right on time and took the party back to the VRBO. I Wouldn't change a thing about my wedding day, thank you so much.

Beautiful venue. All of the staff was wonderful. Had a very nice experience and the wedding was…read moregreat. Too bad we all stayed at Indigo Hotel... ruined the whole affair.