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

Great terminus at Rio Grande Park. If you're downtown and need a break with a little open space,…read morethe park is a fresh, open-air oasis. The facilities are well kept and clean.

Beautiful trail that follows the course of Roaring Fork River. Stopping along the hike for the…read moresound of creeks, birds, and, waterfalls; the feel of trees and breeze; the scent of wildflowers; and, the magnificent views of Colorado mountain ranges. Presently, social distancing and masks on is mandated, with most following the rule. Love to start my hikes early in the mornings for it does often rains or gets very hot in the afternoons. CHEERS!

Words can not express the amazing memories made while white water rafting with our baseball team at…read moreBlue Sky Adventures. Our large group was greeted and accommodated quickly with safety vests and helmets. We were also given the option to rent water shoes for a small fee. Our raft was led by Maddie. She was the BEST! She made me feel safe and was very knowledgeable about the Colorado River and the wildlife we were surrounded by. Some of my favorite memories are when our kids rode the "bull," taking in the beautiful scenic views while it rained on us and, of course, going through the rapids with my daughter. Thank you, Maddie and Blue Sky Adventures, for the great experience!

We had a wonderful time rafting on the Colorado half day trip with our daughters, age 8 and 5…read more Highly recommend.

Amazing experience!!…read more We booked the white water rafting tour. Our tour guide was highly experienced and led the group very well. We had so much fun and felt very safe with our tour guide. I wish I remembered her name, but she stated that she had worked for Blazing for decades. Her husband was the second drive on the tour and he was also great. Both very knowledgeable and made the experience unforgettable. If you are in Aspen, book a tour with Blazing Adventures!

I had such a great experience with Blazing Adventures from the moment I called them to book our…read morerafting trip. Jessica was so nice, helpful, and accomodating. She followed up with us on a few questions we had and was in communication throughout about water levels and our safety. I also spoke with Adam, who was also very nice and helpful. For our rafting trip, Mitch, our guide, and John, our driver, were beyond amazing from the very beginning. Our safety (and COVID-19 protocols) were the number one priority for the duration of our trip. Mitch was so fun and knowledgeable about the local geography, geology, lore, and wildlife. He was wonderful with our curious and adventurous six-year-old son! John was super! He wanted to make sure we were all comfortable and taken care of the whole trip. I would recommend this trip company for anyone looking for adventure in the area!

We had a fantastic day of rafting. Thank you for the wonderful time!!…read moreThe rafts are first rate, along with the booties, wetsuits and helmets. The 4 kids that took care of us were amazing. I say kids because we were the Medicare raft! Dex was our guide - he is nice, polite and very, very helpful. It was our first time rafting and we never felt intimidated or scared. He took great care of us. Schaffer was hysterical and had us all at ease immediately, laughing and joking along the way. The local beer and chips at the end hit the spot for us! We can't wait to come back next year and hopefully have the same guys. Thank you, thank you!

Best experience! Our guides were Curtis, Brad and Sunshine and they were all amazing and made the…read moreday so fun! Will be back soon!!!

Absolutely class act! Fantastic tennis family, legacy status. We worked out here 5 days in a row,…read morewith ball machine. Our rackets didn't show up, on plane got set up w/ good demos. I've coached and traveled and seen and run a lot of summer programs, their junior program is spot on and fun. the Crimmel Family has this dialed in; great seasonal and full time 'shoulder season' pros. The courts were active and full of energy. Their summer junior program fills up as soon as it is posted, so, next year, don't wait! The future looks bright for this program. See you next year! Keep up the good work! KOach Kirk

From the owner: 6 clay courts opened seasonally. Tournaments, social and competitive tennis events are offered…read morethroughout the summer season. Adult clinics, youth clinics and lessons for all abilities are offered weekly. The courts are open to the public and can be reserved for play by calling 970-429-2869 (summer). Closed for the winter.

The John Denver Sanctuary and the surrounding Park area are must for a 1st time visitor to Aspen…read morewhether you are a fan of John or not. if you are a fan, many of his songs are enshrined on large stones. (See my photos.) It is such a beautiful, soothing, relaxing area, with trails, and running brooks, and streams. Great place to meditate. Locals also walk their dogs and hike/run through this area daily. It just takes an hour to explore and is a break from the business district a few blocks away. We parked in front of the stores in the business area and walked it over. Make sure to put enough money in the meter--Aspen is agressive on issuing parking tickets. There are other trails that connect to here you can hike of you have more time than we did. Check it out!

Peaceful, nice stroll with beautiful surrounding views. If your a Denver can, it's a must while in…read moreAspen. Allow time to stroll along the water which offers many trails

Had a fabulous rafting trip on Upper Roaring Fork with Peter and gang. Just right for relaxing and…read moreexciting balance. All crew took good care of participants and were knowledgeable and friendly!

Wow! What a great day!! Our entire group of 35 loved the…read moreexcellent guides - Ryan, Tess, Grace, Nate and our driver Katherine. Highly recommend!

My experience at Jay's Cabin was in the winter. I was part of a group that snowshoed in from Vail…read morePass, about 4 miles. The trail is well marked and we had a great walk in. There are two other cabins at Shrine Mountain Inn. Jay's was the first cabin built of the three, which sleeps a total of 12 people. The cabin is fire wood heated, has hot and cold running water year round, as well as two indoor bathrooms with flush toilets, one with a bathtub and the other with a shower. This was almost too nice of a cabin for what I expected when I arrived. There is a shared kitchen on the main level with all the amenities (pots, plates, silverware & glasses) including a propane cook oven and stove top. Very very nice. The upstairs of Jay's Cabin has 1 bedroom with a double bed, 1 bedroom with 2 single beds, and a single bed at the top of the stairs. The main floor of the cabin has 1 bedroom with a queen and two day beds in the common area. Downstairs has 5 single beds in a communal sleeping area. Our group of 7 arrived to an empty cabin, later a group of 4 showed up. As the cabin is so large, we did chat a bit, but they ended up moving to the basement. The only thing you need is your sleeping bag, really. Well, food, spices and drinks. But, this cabin is completely ready to go. Our group brought a little too much, but it was better to be prepared. The cabin comes stocked with plenty of firewood. I myself am a bit of a pyro, an Eagle Scout pyro that knows what I'm doing. I right away carried in plenty of wood and split a few logs into fire starter pieces and started the main fireplace to warm up the cabin. I then went back to the wood burning sauna and got that going as well. I knew the sauna needed plenty of time to heat up, so I did that for the group. I also, made a fire outside of the main cabin in the fire pit to hang out next to, roast some marshmallows and be outside after the sauna. Our group rented the cabin for $43 a person per night. We signed up online and booked individually through 10th Mountain Trail Association. This cabin is quite popular, so make sure you sign up almost a year ahead of time to guarantee the dates you want. I hope to do a similar trip in the summer at a different 10th Mountain Division cabin. Such a great experience.

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.