Ice rink in nice area of Scottsville. Parking spots aren't marked. It's just gravel lot. No…read moreassigned handicap spots. Regular doors without automated handicap assistance. Lobby is small. One rink inside. Extremely colder than average and horrible view. Plexiglass needs to be replaced. Way too many marks on it and can barely see through. Upstairs available but not ADA accessible. Needs updating.

Great ice, great service, and great prices. Locker rooms are large, and have nice hot showers…read more Snack bar is ok and will get you by. I can't wait for them to open back up.

Hockey? Check. Figure skating? Check…read more Adult only session times? Check. Freestyle figure skating sessions? Check. Clean/spacious locker rooms? Check. Skate rental sharpening? Check. Convenient location for biking/commuting/busing? Check. Ample parking? Check. Bonus points for being managed by a group of some of the best people- the staff are really great, and there's a community of regular skaters that make this place a second home for many, not just a facility selling ice time. Helpful fyi: - apparently this rink is cold. I'm a bad judge of this, but I'm good at judging my non-skate friends who come to spectate or who don't usually ice skate. Bring layers to be safe. Comparing to other rinks I would say it's nowhere near as cold as RITs hockey rink at Polissini Arena or Paul Lewis rink, but it's not... warm? -no regular snack bar/cafe here. They have one, but it's only used during hockey games or other special times of high volume/staffing -you can spectate through some smaller panes in the lobby- there's a few chairs/couches and it is warm in there, but it's not set up as a true "viewing" space. During public sessions, the bleachers aren't out, but there are tables and chairs to sit at to put on skates, and a central place to keep your things. -they have scooters/pushers you can use for free for kids learning how to skate -season for this rink is typically only Sep-April, because in the summer this facility also serves as as the admin building for the parks and large newly renovated pool out front which is honestly how most people know about the rink! This rink is one of my favorites in the Roc for it's still somewhat lesser known existence and the casual vibe it maintains as a municipal rink funded by the city. Since it's part of the park, when the weather warmer you can bring a picnic and plan to spend time in nature before or after the ice. This rink is the indoor twin of the outdoor rink at MLK in downtown, but most people don't make that connection.

This was awesome ice rink...I am excited to go again. I thought the staff were accommodating to me…read moreand the family I work for. Clean area and very affordable. I am excited for roller rink in the area.

Skating lessons here were great! And the open skate on Sunday afternoon is great. However, do not…read morego on a Friday night when it's basically a lot of unsupervised and potty mouth middle schoolers and high schoolers.

Having seen more than a few rinks in the local area, I have to say that this is one of the nicest…read moreavailable. They have overhead warmers (if only they would turn them on...brrr!), a decent snack bar, plenty of locker rooms, a spacious lobby, and an excellent pro shop with very convenient hours. I don't always enjoy the local fans (which is just as well, because Yelp doesn't need my review of hockey moms), but you can tell that this community really supports & fosters youth hockey.

Excellent learn to skate and hockey 101 programs with good instructors. Eliza is the best! Have…read moretried other skate programs in the Rochester Area, but this one rocks!

This is now branded as Bill Gray's Skateplex. Worse than the previous place. I went skating on a…read moreSunday afternoon with a family member and child. It was the first time I had been to this rink since it had been rebranded. I was more than disappointed. I was appalled by the lack of security on the ice while we were skating. Some kids were bombing around at high speeds, skating in and around beginners like they were on an obstacle course. Some kids, probably 12 year olds, were using red skating helpers like toys, bashing into each other, or two boys giving a third boy a ride and skating at top speed. One dad was horsing around with his kids, adding to the mayhem.We had to keep looking out for reckless skaters and defending ourselves, stopping or turning quickly to avoid getting slammed into. The security guys stopped some boys once to keep them from using the skating helpers as bumper cars, but that's the only time i saw them do anything. The whole place was staffed with kids. I saw some little kids playing in an information booth, throwing papers around with no supervision. It's too bad parents don't keep an eye on their kids, but the facility should have more supervision and send the message that reckless behavior is not okay.

Oh my goodness, what fun!…read more I went for my first curling experience this weekend, and I hope it was not my last. An opportunity came up where I could join some friends for their company's "Employee bonding" trip, and had an absolute blast learning some of the basics of curling. The first thing you should know - anyone can do this! I saw all walks of life attempting this sport: Old, young, big, small - after a brief tutorial, everyone could attempt all roles in a curling game from shooting to sweeping to....shoot, I've forgotten the technical names for all the roles. But hopefully you get the point. After about two hours on the ice, our two teams of 4 were having very lively and exciting games. We were getting pretty accurate and competitive! If you plan to come, allow at least 2 hours to really get a feel for how to play the game. The staff there are extremely patient and helpful, and will guide you through the entire process and stay with you the whole way. The only thing you need to bring with you is a winter jacket and comfortable clothing that you're not afraid to slide around in. Not that you'll be falling much, if at all (I didn't fall at all, but a few people fell as they learned how to shoot the stone). But, if you plan to shoot the stone they you will slide a bit on your knee as you push off along the ice. The ice is not slippery like an ice rink, and you'll be given some rubber soles to cover your shoes. I didn't need a hat or gloves while I was there, and if you sweep enough during the game, you might even find that you get a bit warm in your jacket. The complex even serves some draft beers. So grab some friends and head over. You have to check this out!!

As a member of the club and as someone who spends an inordinate amount of time curling and hanging…read moreout there, I can't recommend the club and the sport of curling enough. The RCC is a 4 sheet curling facility and is the only free standing curling club in WNY. Fully equipped with a warm room and a fully stocked bar for the members, it is a great place to spend time before and after games. The club offers both learn to curl classes through continuing education and hosts groups from around the area for team building and trying out the sport. I developed my love of the sport here after watching it on TV as a kid and now I play 3+ times a week for the whole season. Even as a volunteer organization, the facility is in great shape and makes regular improvements including the installation of a new chiller recently. The ice is usually in pretty good shape and all of the regular league nights are run well and are very welcoming to new people. As for the sport of curling, it is often referred to as chess on ice and offers a great balance of physical activity and strategy. Sweeping if done properly can be a great workout and while it is relatively easy to get started, learning the sport inside and out can take years and I'm still in the middle of that after 7 years of playing. There is always something to work on technically (similar to golf) and as a team sport it is a fun way to play with a group of friends or meet some new ones. Curling is a sport definitely worth trying out and the RCC is a great place to do so. If people have any questions or want to give it a shot, they should get in touch with me. Good curling everyone!

Amazing facility!!! Staff was friendly and gracious with their time. Climbers of all ages, types,…read moresizes and shapes can all seemingly enjoy this rock climbing community and feel welcomed. Various different levels of climbing offered from beginner level to advanced. Payments vary depending on the frequency of your intent. Parking lot is very small with limited spots which can get difficult. Highly recommend going and checking the place out!!

Amazing Rockwell climbing great staff keep you safely climbing. My kids treated me to this for…read moreChristmas present and I enjoyed doing something different! My grandson also enjoyed doing it. He was very confident being only three I was not sure of visibility or his confidence. The facility has many people helping us, showing us ways to build his confidence, and when we were finished, he wanted to go back again and again! Would love to join his membership someday

Pont de Rennes Bridge, run across the Genesse River, also the best spot to check out High Falls…read more High Falls is the tallest of the three waterfalls on the Genesee River. It is 96-ft waterfall in the center of downtown Rochester. It is a must-stop when you visit city of Rochester.

Pont de Rennes Bridge, formerly Platt Street, is a pedestrian bridge that connects the Brown's Race…read moreHistoric District and High Falls Terrace. Crossing the Genesee River downriver from High Falls. The bridge converted to pedestrian traffic in 1982. When it converted it was renamed in honor of Rochester's sister city of Rennes, France. From the bridge you get amazing views of High Falls, Genesee Brewing Company, Kodak Tower, Brown's Race, and many other sites. Great vantage point for when the falls are lit up. Great place to just take a minute to relax during a hectic day. With the conversion to a pedestrian bridge there are seating areas and public art available for a person out for a stroll. The breeze from up here is quite nice on a sunny day.

Jim and Don run an awesome dive operation. I received most of my training elsewhere in…read moreRochester, NY and was very happy with it but ran into some issue when starting Dive Master training. I am a member of a dive club and decided to check out other dive operators in Rochester. I went on a Niagara River Drift dive and several quarry dives with RU4SCUBA and had an awesome time. I also have had my dive gear serviced by Don. He is extremely skilled and very honest about the cost of parts for my life support system, etc. I also noticed that they have a lot of young, engaged dive instructors and their open water courses are always full. Everyone seems to be having a good time diving. I know that I am. Keep up the awesome work.

If you are searching for scuba certification stop now and call ru4scuba. These guys are the best…read more We certified with them 4 years ago and they also certified our 12 and 14 year old children so I was very picky about safety and thoroughness. We worked with the owner and he was nothing short of fantastic. Totally surpassed any kind of expectation that we had. The instruction was guided by our pace of learning, we never felt rushed or silly for being somewhat hesitant. These guys are incredibly knowledgeable and patient. You will feel at complete ease in their presence and learn an incredibly cool skill! We just went back for a refresher course and again I was reminded of the kind of business they run and how they treat the people who come to them. Go with ru4scuba, you will thank yourself for reading this review.