There are multiple clubs in the triangle. Climbing is a combination of self belay, top rope, lead,…read moreand bouldering. Clubs have separate work out areas, eating, resting and gathering spots, as well as free yoga classes. Price depends on location, but $100 monthly is what I would pay and there is a yearly sign up fee. Staff is friendly and will get you started reviewing the safety and technical info. I have all my own gear, but discounts on gear, as well as shoe and harness rentals are available. I have 40-50 years of rock, ice, and ski mountaineering experience, but price is high (for me) and my gym is 10% of the cost here. Finally , I was put off by the fact that discounts are available for students- but NOT seniors. That's the reason for 3 stars. The company would give away far more in discounts for students than seniors. Also, seniors bring in children and grandchildren, so this makes no sense to me. Too bad.

This was my 2nd experience rock climbing with my apartment community life team. I previously…read morevisited a gym in New York. I let my daughter enjoy climbing this visit. Rock climbing does a number on your nails ! Evelyn was helpful with getting us set up. We had to watch a safety video prior to climbing. This gym is a lot smaller than what I thought. There is a side that is dedicated to higher walls and bouldering. It's a nice activity for a rainy day or for extra upper body strength training exercise.

I've belonged to a lot of gyms and this Life Time is the best. It's like a fitness resort! There's…read moresomething for everyone here, and fitness equipment I've never seen before. There are numerous classes that are serious workouts. Yoga, hot yoga, stretch, etc. I'm not a swimmer, but if I was I think the swim facilities are second to none, both indoors and outdoors. The outdoor pool is awesome, and will serve adult beverages, which is a nice option. There's steam, sauna, whirlpool, and a clean and well stocked locker room. I joined as soon as I could and was there on day one. Love this place! Finally, shout out to Courtney, who is always there with a smile and exuberant hello.

I've been going to Lifetime Fitness Cary for about 4 years. Yes it's expensive, but I feel like…read moreit's worth it. I love the group fitness classes and I love that you reserve your spot in advance. They also just started a new Core Tone Reform class with reformers for regular members, and that class kicks your butt! I also really enjoy the sauna, steam room, and jacuzzis. Another benefit is the kids membership. My stepdaughter loves coming to the kids club for gymnastics, rock climbing, yoga, and more. I know that she is having fun while I'm doing a class. They have Parents Night Out on the weekends and that's such a nice perk! There's also day camps, which has saved us a few times when we needed child care during a school break. The pool is also wonderful in the summertime. The cafe food is average. I'd love it if the quality was amped up just a bit. The only thing I really ever get is the vegan PB& B shake. It's delicious! It has peanut butter, banana, cafe mocha greens, almond milk, and vegan protein powder. I haven't been to the salon yet, but it's great that this is an option. Overall, I love this gym and I would go every day if I could.

Rated number 1 by USA Today and for good reason. It is a beautiful space!!! Very modern and up to…read moredate. This is by far one of the best parks I have ever been to. There is a playground, splash pad, a cafe, air conditioned bathroom, botanical gardens, amphitheater, and a little cafe. There was also a communication board near the playground for our nonverbal friends! Signs mentioned a dog park but I didn't get to that. There was a free art cart for kids. There were signs for a parking garage, but there is also street parking nearby too. Overall a great and free place to spend time with kids.

The Downtown Cary Park was an intentional visit this time. Although this time I had a knee injury,…read moreso I wasn't sure how much I would see. The park is very accessible so I came to appreciate that as I was able to take the ramps and paths to avoid the stairs. The maps and signage make the park easy to navigate. Parking was also very easy; you can park behind the Cary Library, in the Town Hall Deck, in the parking lot on Charlie Gaddy Lane or in street parking spots. I enjoy the public art while strolling through the park. The cardinals in the play area, the water fountain, the Skywalk, the Gathering House, and just taking in nature. The park offers many options for visitors. It is a nice addition for the community.

Really enjoyed visiting this gym. Great for powerlifters and weightlifters. Only complaint is that…read moresome members expect you to let them in (even though you're literally only on a day pass) as if you're the reason their membership isn't working.

I've been going to this gym since May 2021. It is a strength training and powerlifting gym. 24 Hour…read moreaccess via App. It's not crowded. It's small but specialized. There is a regular membership. You can also upgrade to a personal trainer that will set you on a program. Then you can add personal training sessions. I follow a progressive personal training session program that has seen results. "Follow the program!" It works. I dropped 10 lbs of pandemic fat so far. I've added strength, ability, mobility, tone, and muscle. It's not CrossFit so a program can be tailored specifically to you, not to a large group rushed through an exhausting workout. I highly recommend checking them out!

It's a nice park in the area! You'll get to expose yourself to sunlight and nature! Great place to…read moredo picnic or outdooring like fishing and playing toys on the lake! Cool place

What a scenic experience! The wind and good weather blew me here and it was just the space I needed…read moreto clear my head.

Lake Johnson Park is one of Raleigh's best spots when you want a workout that actually comes with a…read moreview. The 3-mile loop gave me the perfect mix of cardio, scenery, and just enough challenge to keep things interesting. The trail is mostly paved and very well maintained, but there are also a few off-road paths if you want to switch things up. The lake views are gorgeous throughout the walk, and the heavily wooded sections make it feel peaceful and shaded even on warmer days. I also appreciated that the trail has a few solid uphill stretches. I'd say it's ideal for intermediate walkers, runners, or cyclists looking for a scenic challenge without venturing into hardcore hiking territory. The only downside is the parking situation, which can get pretty tight during busy hours. Still, once you're on the trail, it's absolutely worth it. Raleigh really lucked out with this gem of a park.

Natures finest!…read more Local park with free (but limited) parking. Walking trails. Kayak and paddleboard rentals. Birdwatching. Clean picnic and public bathrooms. Great place to go and enjoy nature.

I was honestly terrified walking into my first Lagree class, but I need not have been! Elite Core…read morehas you come a little early to your first class for a tour and time with the instructor to orient you to the machine. By the time class started, I was feeling pretty comfortable! I took a beginner class because obviously, but it was very apparent that nearly everything can be modified to your needs and abilities. The class was dynamic, the music was fun, and the other participants were super encouraging! It's very conveniently located near lots of shopping, so with the variety of offered class times, it's definitely something I can add into an errand or grocery run. I'm so glad I tried this, and I can't wait to come back for more classes!

Amazing time here off my friend's guest pass. I definitely have felt the results the day after, but…read moreit's a good thing. Jonathan was such a good trainer, too!

Overall, solid facility. Kept clean and for the most part things are fixed relatively quickly…read more Recommend.

The scheduling process online was effortless. I corresponded with Laura via email and even had to…read morechange my initial tour date. Laura was extremely responsive, responding within the hour of my email. Olympica was at the front desk when I arrived for my scheduled 7:45 Friday tour. My tour with Olympia was informative but also straight to the point. Most of my questions were answered. I was referred online for a description of the classes offered. I've visited a few times already for a few workouts. I like the turf training area. I have spent most of my cardio workout sessions on the elliptical machine. Very smooth cardio ride, with no squeaks, and the elliptical seems to be in good working condition. I enjoyed my free personal training session with Coach King. King's training style is challenging and motivating. O2 Fitness seems like a quality workout experience with and without a trainer. Overall good experience. I saw a machine that could use a dust down at the bottom (near foot areas), and at least one elliptical I used could stand to be replaced due to a worn-out part. I've found it to be a bit warmer than I would like for a gym (without a ceiling fan). Perhaps the temp of the AC should be reviewed.