This place is wonderful for kids. There are so many things for them to do, run and play, however…read morethe young lady who works on Fridays for the open gym 9:30-11:00- she is INCREDIBLY RUDE, UNKIND, UNPROFESSIONAL and not a pleasant person, she has been this way several times when we have attended. Especially to be working in this capacity with children and the community, it's very unfortunate for Aspen. Because of her unkindness, it makes me not want to bring my children here to play. Very sad situation. However, Mrs. Heather who instructs the gymnastics times M-T, SHE IS INCREDIBLE! She is so wonderful with the children, parents, and EVERYONE! We LOVE HER!

I spent a week camping in the mountains outside of Aspen last week. The last time I was up there,…read morethe rec center on the far west side of town offered $6 showers to the public. They've since moved that service to the "red brick" facility in the middle of town, but they cut it off at 3:00 p.m. After I made a mad dash across the pass and down 82 to get there in time, I arrived at 3:06. I asked the elderly gentleman at the desk if I could just jump in and out really quickly, as I was only 6 minutes past the deadline. "Well, the rules are the rules". Please??? "You know, we've got other things going on..." Me looking around at the empty space. "Huh?" Lame. Unhelpful. Would not recommend.

One of the two main guiding/adventure tour companies in Aspen. We worked with two guides Mary (for…read moreboth hiking and climbing) and Derek (joined for the climb). Both were friendly, patient, caring and skilled. Mary has a ton of experience doing the most extreme things imaginable. This company can set you up with a guided trip doing just about anything... overnight backpacking, ice climbing, rock climbing, pick your poison. I'd definitely go out with them again, everyone was all smiles on both trips.

I took a snowshoe trip through Aspen Alpine Guides in March 2016. The trip took us up the west side…read moreof Buttermilk and into the bowl between Buttermilk and Snowmass. It was gorgeous and peaceful, and we didn't see another soul. My guide was Buzz Patten, who was great - having lived in Aspen for 40+ years, he had a tremendous amount of local knowledge.He was good company on the hike and followed up after the trip with suggestions for my next trip to Colorado. I would strongly recommend this trip and Buzz in particular for anyone who's looking for something a little different to do in Aspen during the winter.

What a great trip! Our guide tanner was not just fun but connected with all of us and had our 16 yr…read moreold classic rock granddaughter smiling and chatting! Highly recommend this business!

5 out 5 stars!! Our river guides Dustin and Tanner were phenomenal!! They helped us on a half day…read morefloat down the Colorado river. It was my cousins first time in Colorado and his first time SUPing. They did an amazing job explaining things to us, making sure we were safe and prepped, answered any questions we had, and showed us where to go on the rapids. Plus they were funny!! A perfect Crush and Squirt duo - IT WAS TOTALLY AWESOME, DUDE!! If you are ever in the area and considering going on this adventure, you definitely should!! We love the crew at Rancho!

Such a cool spot and definitely something you need to do if you are in Aspen! We went during spring…read moreoffseason, rented bikes from Velo E-bikes in Aspen (don't go anywhere else to rent but Velo - trust!!) and rode from Aspen all the way up to Maroon bells without a single hider or issue - even despite the misinformation we received from e-bike places we called around town. Highly recommend using e-bike versus manual bikes or walking there. In the summer they offer shuttle services to Maroon bells which would also make it easier to get there. I can imagine in the summer it's probably over saturated with people and busy. When we went it was beautiful, quiet, and serene. I wouldn't have wanted to be there any other time. The bike routes are well marked and we got to ride on the closed road all the way to the picnic area at the base of maroon bells. If you come to Aspen, you should absolutely factor this into your itinerary!

We hiked the Four Pass Loop, which was a very challenging trail with rewarding views. We did a…read morethree-night backpacking trip and camped at sites along the trail. There was a hefty amount of elevation gain. There were plenty of streams to filter water from with several river crossings as well as sketchy snow crossings where we lost the trail. Navigation was a challenge at times as there was limited signage. Even in July, which is the most recommended month to hike, the weather was dicey with some heavy afternoon thunderstorms. You do have to reserve your permits online far in advance and book bus tickets from Aspen as park parking is very limited. WAG bags were recommended, but not required when we went.

Our climb of Pyramid with Amos and Steve was awesome! First time on class 4 rock and they took the…read moretime to teach route finding, climbing techniques and sharing great stories while always keeping us safe. Class act at Aspen Expeditions! Thank you guys for a fantastic time!

Up for an adventure? These are the guys to go to in Aspen. We did a half day of ice climbing; a…read morestrenuous but exhilarating experience. The ice waterfall you climb is about a 20 minute hike into a park. You do need to carry some gear and the fresh snow made the élan a little tough, but the terrain was flat. Our guide then secured the belay line and showed us how to ice climb. My wife and I have no experience and low to moderate athletic abilities (we are not rock climbers). Swinging that ice tool into the ice and starting your climb is a rush, but pace yourself. It is a difficult climb to the top. Highly recommend the experience. Average athletic ability recommended.

Fantastic day in the backcountry with Scott! Extremely knowledgeable of the area. Scenery was…read morespectacular and skiing was a blast! Felt very safe in variable conditions. Will definitely be going back.

What an amazing experience for our level 1 AIARE class! My 15 year old son and I took this last…read moreweekend and could not be happier. Aidan Goldie our instructor was a complete rockstar! He's super experienced in backcountry skiing and educating and he's a high school science teacher so he really did a great job of presenting the material in an easy to understand and absorb manner. We absolutely loved the course and feel much more comfortable in planning and exciting our next back country adventure. Great job Apex! We will refer you and we will be back!

Great gym, but toxic and unprofessional management…read more I've enjoyed being a member at Jean Robert's, but I am appalled by the owner's wife's behavior tonight. A member slightly lowered the music volume in the back room (it was excessively loud), and the owner's wife immediately stormed out and began a loud, aggressive argument with him, yelling, "Do not touch that!" When he tried to explain that the volume was too high, she doubled down and screamed, "Then you can go someplace else!" I chimed in to agree with him, shocked at how she was speaking to him over such a trival matter, and she told me I could 'go someplace else too.' I am stunned that a business owner would treat paying customers with such blatant hostility and tell them to leave over a simple volume request. Unprofessional, unwelcoming, and completely unacceptable. Possibly I caught her on a bad night? Jean Robert is such a nice man, says hello to everyone and always has a smile.

This gym has every machine that no one will ever use and only one of each machine that everyone…read morewants to use. Also, the owner insists on playing Fox News on the TVs, so you're forced to rot your brain as you work to enhance your body.

Incredible staff and facilities. So many options for all skill levels and comfort. We went and it…read morewas quiet and peaceful. Felt very challenged and left so happy. Tim was a great help and personality. We'll be back when we visit Vail next!

Look, I've been climbing rocks my whole life and when I say i've never been so disappointed to see…read moreno bell at the top of the wall, a tear fell. Seriously cmon eagle what! what's the point of putting on all my fucking gear to climb up this wall of despair just to see collected dust. I was so excited about getting to the top and ringing my way to the bottom, but no. I tried to get my money back and they told me to leave, unbelievable. i rarely write reviews but man, this is just unacceptable. NO BELLS. how tf are y'all gonna build a whole ass mf climbing gym next to. A TACO BELL! and not have a bell. some people literally pay and climb just to ring that bell, I LIVE FOR THAT, thanks to eagle climbing and fitness i've officially decided to never climb again.

People here were so nice! We wanted to cross country ski and they were incredibly helpful and we…read morerented skis from them easily. The place had an outdoor pool, a couple laps, and a hot tub that people were using. The slide is only open during the summer. The gym inside was well-used. Great local find!

Great place with friendly staff and friendly community…read more Clean,beautiful,recommend their facilities,very positive experience.

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.

Great place for kid and adult fun. Good hill for sledding, great ice rink & wonderful pool setup.read more