My kids attended the rock climbing week and they had a great time. The counselors are very…read moreresponsible and fun. We felt safe knowing they were in great hands and they learned a ton of climbing skills. Each day they went to a different climbing spot around Boulder. Do not order the 'lunch' It is actually just a snack box with nuts, berries, and jerky... nothing substantial enough for a day of climbing.

My 6 and 8 year old daughters attended the summer of 2018 for 4 weeks of camp. The camp is very…read morewell organized, provides excellent communication to parents, has really qualified and fun counselors, and is worth every penny. Most importantly my girls both LOVED the camp and can't wait to go again in 2019!

Mountain Kids is absolutely amazing! The coaches are dedicated and fun. If anyone says that the…read morepeople there don't care, they are 100% lying. I love Mountain kids also because they do so much work for non profit organizations. Everyone has fun every time. They choose to focus on how successful you think you are more than what others think, and uplift everybody in an instant!

We have been coming to Mtn Kids since my 8 year old son was 1. When he…read morewas small we always enjoyed the open gym playtime. Since then we've taken dance and gymnastics classes which my daughter has really enjoyed. Both kids LOVE kids night out-- they always want to attend and hate to leave when it is over. This year my son tried the summer camp for the first time and had a blast-- I was impressed by the variety of activities and trips offered at camp. With everything at Mtn Kids the instructors/leaders make all the difference. Mtn. Kids also stands out to our family because of the fundraising they do for non-profit organizations with the annual auction and the generous support of local preschools and other organizations. Mtn. Kids feels like a good friend and a real community asset. Oh! I almost forgot about birthday parties we've done that too-- fun, easy, and a good value for the price.

This place is super cool, they have options for kids to ski, snowboard, or sled down the various…read moreartificial slopes inside. I haven't done the actual lessons for my son as I wasn't sure if he's still too young but we've done a couple of the open gym sessions and he's had a blast. Great idea, and awesome place to bring your kids to get them into skiing or snowboarding before bringing them to the mountains

This place was fantastic! My kids have been through several snowboarding lessons at Eldora and…read moreLoveland, however, they didn't have an oppty to put it all together. Instead of giving into their frustration about lack of progress and hating messing with their bindings etc, I decided to book some open time at Shredder to work with them directly on the fundamentals. This was a perfect setting where they didn't need to worry about being bundled up, their gloves etc and could instead just focus on walking up the ramp, getting comfy with their bindings and working on leaf turns, heel stops, etc. The staff is very helpful and engaging and would squirt the artificial turf to help them go faster after they started to get better. A small complaint is we wish the ramp were longer as it's harder to combine multiple turns in a single run. This is a great place during spring / summer / fall for a quick review on the basics prior to heading to the slopes. They also offer camps, summer camps, seasonal lessons, etc. We brought our own gear but they have skis snow boards, boots and helmets available.

Every time I have dropped my kids off or picked them up for this camp for the last two summers the…read morecounselors have been ignoring the kids. Never once have they been playing a game during down time, the counselors seem very overwhelmed and inexperience. Also, they no longer own enough Vans and so many times kids will not have a place to shelter in severe weather. The counselors in charge of the 5/6 year old kids wasn't watching the kids at all when I picked my kid up a half hour early. The kids were told to hang out under a shelter with absolutely no games or activities during a day that rained all day.

It is really disappointing to have to rate Avid with a one star - but they have earned it. While…read morewe enjoyed having our son in camp last year - this year they are acting like crooks and refusing to refund in full when camps were cancelled. Zero customer service, even sent out a email saying that they won't be replying to emails or voicemail. UPDATE: Andrea with the social media team was the only person to respond from the entire organization. She was able to process close to a full refund, charging a $25 per session admin fee. Not ideal, but at least she deserves credit for the effort she put forth and timely response.

A Little back story. I tried calling this place for days and times of our next Met at this Gym…read more Horrible front desk lady. Laughed at our questions then just hung up. Now 2 days later the Owner calls our Gym due to this review on Google and gets our kid kicked off the team. What kind of human being gets a kid kicked off a team for their own employees actions. This is disgusting that any OWNER would do this to a child. So think twice about coming here. AGAIN This is why people don't last working at this gym.(Quit or Fired) We will be contacting USA Gymnastics about all of this.

It's so much fun and I love the coaches. They do such a good job at helping you get new skill and…read morehave a fun time

BRC deserves more than the 3.5 average it has right now…read more I can't comment on hearsay about managers or "uninspired" climbs (I am not a route-setter nor do I claim to be one) but BRC is pretty solid. The gym area is really nice, far surpassing The Spot Boulder (the other climbing gym BRC is usually being compared too). And unlike Movement Boulder, BRC has auto-belays so you don't need a partner to rope climb. BRC also has a small lounge area where you could theoretically work from (free WIFI) and free coffee and tea for members every morning until 11am. The biggest downside to BRC I'd say is that it's really a rope-climbing gym. The bouldering area has a lot to be desired if comparing it to The Spot (which in BRC's defense is a bouldering-specific gym). And though there are auto-belays, there's only about 1/2 dozen (I think?) so unless you have a partner to climb with most the climbing is inaccessible to you. On a side note, I do find the crowd at BRC about 20'ish years older than that at The Spot too. I received a free week at BRC after taking one of their belay classes and thoroughly enjoyed my time.

There are three main climbing gyms in Boulder and this is undoubtedly the worst of them…read more First and foremost, they offer the worst product at almost the exact same price. While Movement and The Spot have several gyms within driving distance of each other, the BRC charges nearly the same price for their single location. That means that members here are paying for less product than they would receive at other gyms. Second, the management is bad. The general manger exudes a kind of psycho energy as he stares at climbers through the front desk window. Multiple BRC youth team members have said that the managers make them feel uncomfortable. This has been going on for years and as far as I know they have done nothing to address it. Finally, the climbs at this gym are uninspired. There are a couple talented route setters on their staff, but the majority are inexperienced kids with an inflated sense of importance. It's truly amazing that a company that only needs to set a few routes per week is somehow putting out worse climbs than their competitors with 3x-5x the amount of setting.

Great gym for my young children. They love it and the instructors are very kind. I would recommendread more

As a youth athletic organization, it is the gyms responsibility and expectation to provide an…read moreenvironment that supports and protects their athletes. Prior to the abrupt decision to fire an amazing coach mid- season, 2 weeks before state, my son would come home saying the owners are so mean to the boys. Boys would get in trouble for eating and wearing shoes in the gym while the girls would not get in trouble. The girls would steal mats without asking and run across the vault runway while they were training, to name a few. But, somehow the boys were always at fault. The coaches produced the best boys team in the state over the last couple years and they were never recognized. My son says the trophies and banners they won were put in a corner to collect dust And not showcased. Following the dismissal of the boys head coach and the loss of the other who didn't agree, the high level athletes were not given a safe transition to train there nor did they participate in finding a safe alternative elsewhere. This has forced some to quit and others scrambling to find a place to train til the end of season at the least. The owners did not want to discuss what had happened nor did they apologize for the emotional harm they have caused to my child and our family nor the 20+ others that trusted the gym to advocate for the kids. i have never interacted with the owners for our short time there. I was rarely spectating either. However when i went to pick up my son's belongings, I was being harassed for trespassing and that they were going to call the cops. All I wanted was what belonged to my son, but they threw what was in my Sons locker and all the others boys belongings in a box. It's pretty difficult to distinguish who's was what. Frustrated I left with nothing, worried I'd be accused of stealing Or worse. I would avoid this gym at all cost. It is a dangerous place for a high risk sport Without the appropriate skilled coaching required, no exceptions. There are so many other options in the area!!! Safety and Professionalism comes 1st, our kids deserve it!

I'm fine with businesses making mistakes, but refusing to correct a mistake at the cost of the…read morecustomer is unacceptable. I found out between Christmas and New Years that I needed to cancel my toddler's class. Cats is closed during this period, so I called and left a message. I called again when the gym reopened and explained my situation. Although the next session started the day that the gym reopened, and they do not allow cancellations within 2 weeks of the session start, they agreed to make an exception given the circumstances as long as I filed my cancellation form that day. I did that. In Feb they charged me for the entire month anyway. I called to point out the mistake, and they agreed that I had been charged in error, but refused to refund the money. Again, I'm not worried about the mistake - I've been a small business owner and understand that things slip through the cracks sometimes. It's the fact that they won't correct an easily correctable mistake that's unacceptable. I'd recommend taking your business to the more honest and reputable options in the area.

I came to this place last week with a bunch of snowboarding friends to practice our backflips, etc…read more for the upcoming season. They broke us up into 3 different groups and had us practicing in different areas: backflips, frontflips and backflips in a harness. The staff as a whole is very attentive although most of our group had a hard time understanding gymnastic "speak" but that is of no fault to the staff. We did have a great time and I believe the lot of us will be returning this week for some more training!