This is a big and fully equipped health club. Newer 24 Hour Fitness facilities like this one offer the best equipment on the market in a large, lofty, industrial type environment. Additionally, its strip mall location affords ample parking and nearby food options.
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This is a popular course for the Pikes Peak Marathon and attracts runners every summer from across the United States. The grueling route from the trailhead to Barr Camp is 6.5 miles, while the distance from the Barr Camp to the Summit is 5.8 miles.
Every Saturday, cyclists meet for a group ride at 9am and depart at 9:30am. The rides usually cover 15-25 miles at a speed of about 12-16 mph. RSVP is not necessary, just show up. "No drop" policy applies.
From the front entrance of the hotel, head out to the circle and turn right. Follow Pourtales Rd. until coming to Mirada Road and veer right. This road will end at Cheyenne Mountain Road and turn right again following this road through the golf course.
This pool is a Grade "A" facility with all the bells and whistles. Just check out our photos! Short course is the name of the game here.
The Garden of the Gods location features the same modern decor as other CorePower studios with wood floors, a zen lobby with comfy seating and a full retail boutique with an array of yoga products.
The spacious 2-room Nevada location features the same modern decor as other CorePower studios with wood floors, a zen lobby with comfy seating and a full retail boutique with an array of yoga products.
Indoor cyclists can get their sweat on when staying downtown Colorado Springs.
Just minutes from the downtown hotels and about eight miles north of the Broadmoor area, you will find an entrance to paradise. The Garden of Gods Park is the #1 visited national natural landmark in the area.
This relatively short trail heads through the National Forest just north of Woodland Park. The path follows a winding stream through a scenic valley while providing excellent views of Woodland Park and Pikes Peak. Be sure to stick to the most obvious route along the creek.
In Colorado Springs, the community centers come with natural beauty. Take the Memorial YMCA as an example. It is situated within the Memorial Park complex with its boathouse, beach, swimming, fishing and kayak rentals and affords visitors breathtaking Rocky Mountain views.
For those nesting Downtown, this park is practically within shouting distance and provides 4+ miles of running/walking fun. Several loops within Monument Valley Park are available with trails on either side of a riverbed. Serious striders are in luck.
Awesome dirt trails behind the Broadmoor hotel that go on forever. Remember, you're well above 6,000 feet altitude.
* Start in front of the Broadmoor, then follow Lake Circle north and west
* Turn L on Mesa Ave. & quick R on Mayhurst Ave.