Trails Recreation Center

I am hooked on yoga my body twists and turns and my mind zones out while my being is
Oh so relaxed
I try and go 3 times a week but now I can go 4 times a week. They just added a Sunday class. Don’t go this Sunday because there us no class. It’s Bronco Sunday.
Monday is taught by one teacher and Wednesday Friday and Sunday by another teacher both are great. Please understand this beginning yoga but we do all kinds of yoga.
I miss a day and I get depressed. I would tell you to give it a try but it already is getting too full
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This rec center is great. It’s very similar to the Wheat Ridge Rec Center that I always went to growing up. Kids love coming to the pool, and there is a nice sauna and steam room for us. My biggest complaint is that the lifeguards are too rigid in their rule enforcement. They should be trained (or allowed) to use some discretion. For example, even when the pool is absolutely empty, they would not allow me to stand still in the lazy river for a few seconds with my daughter so we could watch her brother come out of the slide. Then they told me that I could not sit on one of the rocks while I watched my daughter in the 0 depth pool… I was a water world lifeguard as a teenager so I get it– but I mean come on. There is safety, and then there is just going overboard. Pretty ridiculous and keeps it from being entirely relaxing and enjoyable.

an awesome amazing facility. the People there are very nice and hardworking. I really have to give credit to the maintenance staff. They do a wonderful job keeping the facility clean. They also do a excellent job working on the repairs in the facility. I really appreciate all the staff in the trails who make this whole facility a wonderful place.

Love working out a trails !! They have great hours and many things to do. Lots of classes and a huge pool ! A track, basketball court and full gym. I love the stair step machine and the staff are all so friendly. It’s $ 6.25 a day if out of residences but you can use it all day !

Just moved into the neighborhood, went to check this place out to go swim laps with my wife and little cousin. pretty nice place, spacious, looked like there was a good sized gym but I didn’t go look. all I can review at this time is the pool. its a standard 25M pool with 4 lanes. the lifeguards here looked like college students but they are helpful and nice. there is a mens/​womens locker but also a family locker room.

Have taken a dance/​creative movement class with 2 ½ yr old and don’t recommend it. The teacher spent half of the 30 mins. finding the right song or proper dance accessory like bells or scarves, etc. You would think they would have a routine set up, or at least a playlist. Also think there’s not enough «creative» in the movement part — 2 ½ yr olds don’t need to know how to stretch their hammies, they just want to jump around.
Am currently enrolled in a parent/​tot art class with my 2 ½ and 5 yr olds. Was hoping the dance class was a fluke. Can’t believe I payed $ 100 for this. Could do better just looking up random stuff on pinterest. They also apparently have no money for supplies. Was told we had to limit our paint color choices to two per each pair of kids so we don’t waste paint. Definitely will not take another class here.

Visiting family. Grabbed some laps here. Couldn’t stay long enough to use the slide. Busy lap lanes. Serious swimmers here. Swam with my sister and wife. They out swimmed me for today. I was taking in the scenery. Nice running/​walking track on second floor. Tons of treadmills and more. In the winter I bet it’s packed.

Sometimes I love this place and others I hate it. The good– some teachers are great whether it be classes such as cardio river challenge, buts and guts classes but some teachers … Not so much. I LOVE that they have so many water options, lap pool, hot tub, slides, lazy river. Also decent amount of work out machine and weights.
The bad– their front desk check in system seems to break like once a month. Speaking of breaking, their work out machines do too.
Also, although they are doing a LITTLE better, it’s very frustrating to pay your way in there and some random days they are training lifeguards, cleaning the pool, or doing a class and they turn you away when you went to all that trouble to change, pay and no dice. I will say due to tons of complaints thankfully, they are making more attempts to communicate that the pool is closed.

Cooking classes for my teen daughter and a great birthday party are one of things that The Trails offer outside of fitness classes and swimming.
The only thing that keeps this at a 4 star is the one way out and parking lot. It can get super crowded, hard to get out without a long wait and the teens drive a little crazy in tight spaces.

Been taking my son here for swim lessons. We’ve only done parent & tot so far (so it’s more «water exposure» than lessons, and I’m in the pool with him), but we’ve really liked it. They’ve got a great setup with a «beach» area, two lap areas for big kid lessons, and then a small area surrounded by a «moving river» for the tot lessons. They have a couple of slides as well.
The locker rooms are really nice and big, and it looks like they have great gym areas too (though I’ve never done anything but swim class there). The prices are affordable, and I’m considered «out of district» too (the district boundaries are weird, I’m out by one block… seriously). We’ll definitely be doing more classes, maybe even some for mom!

My family loves all the facilities at Trails. Clean, bright and inviting! One criticism I have is that the play pool/​water slide area rules seem to change from one day to the next; sometimes my small — for — his — age son is allowed to go down the slides, and other days not. He’s about 1 – 2 inches over the minimum height, but because of the sign they use to measure height, it’s hard to tell. I now carry a small tape measure in my pool bag. It is not based on age or swimming skill, but height. So my 10-​year-​old proficient swimmer gets kicked off sometimes because he’s short, but a tall 6-​year — old who struggles to swim goes on.

Pool was dirty and my kids got sick. Staff was unwilling to understand that and did not clean the pool when I told them someone had pooped in the pool. Crazy and lazy staff

Trails recreational center included a nice cardio gym and decent amount of weights. It Is a bit cramped, but usable.
They have a nice track if you want to run inside. Also, if you have kids they have a very reasonable daycare area.
They also have classrooms (pottery Etc) but I’ve never tried it.
The swimming pool is why we joined. Nice zero entry, slides, lap pool, and a not very hot jacuzzi.
If you live in district you do get a discount. We don’t, but it’s still nicer/​closer than lifetime fitness.

Been coming here for years. I used to be a regular at Yoga classes, but they got too crowded and I quit coming. I mostly just run the indoor track and lift now. Clean, well kept facilities.

What a hidden gem! I was visiting from Colorado and a friend took us for a swim visit. If you enjoy aquatics, you’ll love this place! Locker rooms are clean with an abundance of lockers. They even offer free lotion/​shampoo/​conditioner. There are 2 pool areas. Kid/​family zone. This is good for all ages. It includes zero entry, 2 water slides, a lazy river, and small swim area. The 2^nd pool is a large lap pool. My only complaint would be the hot tub area is small… At least in comparison to Westminster’s. Oh, and they have an abundant amount of life guards on duty so you can feel safe with your kids swimming here. Love it!

We recently held my daughter’s 8^th birthday party at Trails. She had been asking all year as this is her favorite swimming pool in our area. They have a lazy river, two great waterslides, and a water playground. We planned the party with Michelle, who was unbelievably kind, professional, responsive, and competent. They even order the cake for you from Coldstone Creamery! The kids had their own lifeguard, the staff made every accomodation they could, and the kids had a great time. It could not have been better. In addition because we had several kids not show up due to illness they prorated our fees. I cannot recommend them highly enough for party planning! We will definitely be back next year, and the year after that.

Although I left the neighborhood years ago, I continue to go back to the Trails when I want to get a good workout in. While the cardio equipment is top-​notch and never too busy, I mainly go and take advantage of their classes. They have plenty each day offered at almost any time you want.
My favorites include Pilates with Robin, Kickboxing with Shigeko and Muscle Madness with Lori. Kids aren’t allowed in the gym unless they are over 13 but there is daycare available, along with a pool with slides that you can drop them off at while you workout.
The have basketball courts, squash and raquetball rooms, an indoor track, pool, and cycling areas. Really, whatever you like to do for exercise you can do here. Everyone on the staff is always really helpful and overall, the place is very clean!
Although I have lots of gyms closer to me now that I moved, I will still go to the Trails for some easy and fulfilling exercise.