Amazing golf course lots of fun plan on coming back and playing again, bring a lot of golf balls…read morefairways are narrow

Awesome layout of course. Different from the wide open Texas courses. There was one par 5 that was…read moresome what gimmicky. It was layup layup then blind shot 200 yards with 175ft drop. Definitely unique. The views were amazing of the San Juans and the course was in wonderful shape. Had a Cobb salad in the clubhouse that was out of this world. Only drawback was the lack of craft beer. With so many craft brews in area would be nice to have one. Such as Colorado boy in ridgway 5 miles down the mountain. Overall was a great experience with my father and brother. Tee times were done where we never had anyone behind us. The staff was very nice as well. I will definitely visit this course again and play.

The facilities are great but the problems are the policies. The staff are polite, this is not…read moredirected at them. There are plenty of 24 hour gyms who's hours are much more accommodating for people trying to get healthy or up their cardio. MRC closes way too soon and opens really late. That's its first problem. My wife was told she couldn't have our 7 month old baby anywhere with her except the jog track and the pool. Mind you my wife has our baby strapped to her chest while she works out at all times. She does not use the equipment. She does not use the gym machines. She does not occupy areas occupied by other gym members lifting weights. She finds an unoccupied area not being used and does stretches and exercises prescribed by her physical therapist with her baby. Being new parents we are not comfortable leaving our baby with strangers in their child watch area. I'm sure all the parents here can understand that. The child care team members I have met are very kind and polite. This is a parental instinct and concern not an accusation against the staff. There was no exception made or solution sought-after for my wife's workout needs and her parental rights. The policy gets in the way of the gym member trying to use the facility. I understand safety and liability rules and I don't begrudge MRC for taking precautions but excluding parents from more than half of the centers options for a liability clause rather than trying to find a work around for a mother who's schedule with a newborn is hard enough doesn't really serve the community. This is not the first time or the first person who has been turned away from MRC because of a stupid policy. A gym needs to be accommodating to the needs of its members. Golds gym has excellent accommodation in the smallest matters for its members. Anytime fitness is available at 2 in the morning if your schedule is full. MRC is inflexible and it's management had a, "my way or the high way" kind of mentality. My wife has physical therapy she is going through due to complications with her pregnancy and she is also a mother of a newborn baby. MRC couldn't be bothered to accommodate her as a gym member needing a place for physical therapy and motherhood. I wonder what else and who else they would ignore for their backwards policies.

What a find after camping for 5 days! Clean and beautiful…read moreshower rooms Staff friendly and helpful

We randomly stopped into this state park and it was such an amazing experience and just so…read morebeautiful! If you park in the visitor parking lot for more than 15 minutes, the park fee is $10. Visitor center has really informative and friendly rangers and definitely stop in to pick up a gift from Colorado! Ranger also let me know a few trails had interpretative education so follow the numbers and he gave me a guide for what each number means. Cool learning experience. State parks in Colorado are self sufficient, so taxes don't support the parks and the state parks reliant on fees they charge. I'd gladly support any state park any day. The views here are mind-blowing and we got to stroll around a bit and our dog also enjoyed the park and trails. We will definitely be stopping in here again when passing through, well worth the stop!

Nice clean sites with lots of room between. Volunteer hosts are terrific! Namely Dick & Cindy…read more Thanks you. Fishing ponds are full of fish as well. Negative which sucks- Once you pay for your site you need to also buy a "park pass" for another $10 per day!!! Outrageous!! This is like son California sh*t.

Brought the kids here after dinner, they had a blast! Thanks for allowing our large party to cut…read moreloose and have some fun!

Cute little bowling alley in small town Colorado. Staff was good, but we were assigned not one but…read morethree lanes that ended up breaking. The machines could use some updating since so much breaks. Good spot for a night out with friends though.

Headed up to Dave Wood Winter Recreation Area today for some cross-country skiing…read more Felt kinda spoiled because just as we arrived around 1:15pm everyone was on their way out...so we literally had the trails all to ourselves! Speaking of trails, they have approximately 4.4 miles of beautiful and delicate slopes of the Uncompahgre Plateau. The trails appeared to be groomed and offer three levels of difficulty: Easiest, More Difficult and Most Difficult. There wasn't a whole lot of signage, so we just referred to our trusty map (see photo). The area is absolutely beautiful with breathtaking views of the Cimarron Range, Storm King, Grand Mesa and of course the Uncompahgre Valley. The trails offer an array of aspen and ponderosa pines as well as gamble oak and sagebrush in the lower elevations. Speaking of which...elevations range from 8,000 feet at the forest boundary to 8,400 feet at the highest point on the cross-country ski trail system. This is such a great place for the family and outdoor enthusiasts! Dogs are welcome but it is recommended that owner(s) maintain full control of their furry pals, so as not to cause any unforeseen hazards to other users. No permits are required and ample parking is free on either side of the trailhead. What else can I say but we LOVE this winter recreation area! Be Happy Outside!

All the equipment you need. Very accommodating and encouraging for me dropping in during the open.read more

The Electric Hills Trail System is the newest addition of mountain biking/hiking trails in…read moreMontrose! Located off of CO-90, Electric Hills boasts 18 miles of awesome terrain for beginners to advanced mountain bikers! Here's the lowdown on the routes: #1 Electric Avenue (intermediate) 1.5 miles #2 Linscott Canyon Trail (easy/intermediate) 0.8 miles #3 Cliffline Trail (easy/intermediate) 0.4 miles #4 Shavano Loop (easy/intermediate) 3.0 miles #5 Shock Therapy (intermediate/difficult) 2.4 miles #6 Ohm-Ward Bound (intermediate) 0.9 miles #7 Flux Capacitor (intermediate/difficult) 4.3 miles #8 Rolling Blackout (difficult) 0.5 miles #9 Short Circuit (easy/intermediate) 0.9 miles #10 Power Bill (intermediate) 1.0 miles #11 Power Up (intermediate) 0.4 miles #12 Upper Access to Power Up (intermediate) 1.8 miles We did the 3 mile Shavano Loop which was pretty easy. Can't wait to go back and hit up more advanced trails! Be happy outside!

The 17.5 mile trail system was purpose built for intermediate to advanced mountain biking, but it's…read moregreat for hiking .

The outfitter was nice, and the food was really good. Accommodations were very good, showers, big…read moretents. The hunting was poor, we had a guide and the only time I saw an Elk was when I went off on my own. The Game unit is very crowded lots of other hunters. All the hunting is done on public land. There is lots of cattle on the land as well. Like I said nice people, the hunt just wasn't what I hoped it would be. I understand you are not always going to get an Elk, but I thought with a guide I would have at least seen more. We did a base camp hunt, drop camp might be different.