A great rec center. They got plenty of classes through out the week to make anyone happy. The ice…read moreskating rink is pretty big. The showers had a good water pressure but it was disappointing to only see mystery soap on the wall. For someone who only comes through once in a while paying almost $29 to not have the basic soap/shampoo/conditioner on the wall is kinda sad. I expected more for it being in Aspen. The staff is really friendly and there is plenty of parking.

The price of admission for a non-resident is very reasonable. Additionally, there are wonderful…read moreamenities and the center is not very busy. One down side is the size and location of the weight room... more like a weight hallway. It's located in the basement - the dumb bells go up to 100 lbs which is wonderful, there are two squat racks, two cable machines and some other targeted muscle group machines. If you are looking for a slightly better experience than a hotel gym, this is perfect - if you're looking to get an intense-varied workout ... try somewhere else? Overall it was clean, quiet, and fine for a single session.

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.

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

This fitness club is one of those ones that's really nice....though it looks like it's straight out…read moreof the '80s. Definitely needs an update in decorating. Great fitness classes, loved the yoga class. And they have a great locker room. Spent most of my time in the dry sauna. Love it!

3.5, I guess. I…read moreheard someone in here gasp at the size of the gym area. Clearly these people have not been in the the East Bank Club (or a mid-size Bally's). So, the club is fairly nice, and the massage area is all you'd expect (warm, quiet, well stocked), and the locker rooms are very passable. BUT, I expect more than just "good" from a place like this. If you're going to charge $140 for a 50 minute massage, bring the "great". Get me a steam shower or a cucumber in my water, something.

A friendly , well-equipped gym with personalized service…read more Dogma Athletica is well-run by owners Dan and Misti Swenson. You can participate in classes, personal training or do your own thing. The classes are diverse and taught by good instructors. The clients are friendly - an attitude encouraged by Dan & Misti.

More about fitness than yoga. CrossFit/TRX program took over beautiful yoga space and yoga hasn't…read morebeen the same. Fitness training is great here, but for yoga go across the street to MindSpace.

Went here with my cousin, I've never been to a golf sim before but it exceeded expectations! There…read morewere drinks (non-alcoholic and alcoholic) for purchase at the front desk, and Meredith got us set up quickly as soon as we arrived. We only did the golf today, but there were a range of others to choose from like soccer, hockey, baseball (pitch and tee) shooting, archery, and more. I'd definitely come back to try everything else out! Meredith let us know when we had 5 minutes left, and we decided to extend. Would love to come back, especially since there aren't many facilities like this in such a convenient spot!

This was a perfect post-skiing activity that entertained the kids and us. Lots of sports to choose…read morefrom and each room is equipped with sporting equipment so no need to bring your own. The owner is also so nice and explained everything really well! Haha, just a note, it's a buffet of sports, not food, as my daughter was surprised to discover!

Have hunted with my friends in this general area with several other companies (day trips) - North…read moreRim is by far the best, accommodating and great guides. We love Matt (with the springers)! For hunting pheasant we don't go anywhere else.

This was such an amazing ride. The view was positively spectacular, and the staff was extremely…read morehelpful and understanding, without being overbearing.

Thanks to my friend Brian's membership, I was able to use this wonderful facility for the 4 days I…read moreskied at Vail. It's less than 100 steps from Gondola 1 for ultra convenience. Joe and his friendly, helpful staff run a tight shop, storing your skis, drying your boots, all the while serving up a breakfast spread, snacks during the day, and a nice little spread with wine and beer in the early afternoon as an après-ski reception. That's when things Collins get real busy and finding a spot to sit is more challenging than skiing down Pepi's face at the end of a long tiring day. Membership is comparatively reasonable ($10K initiation, $3K p.a. dues). Unfortunately, it's only open to residents of the Cordillero community.