Sports and Recreation in Denver
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Hirshorn Park is an oasis in the middle of the very hot LoHi neighborhood of Denver. Construction cranes are visible in almost any direction, putting up new lofts and apartment projects. But in the park – which has a playground and ballpark, as well as amazing views of downtown – you can escape from all […]
If you want to take your baseball game to the next level, take a swing at HitStreak inside the Arapahoe Sports Center in Centennial. Since 2006, HitStreak has been offering a variety of programs and coaching services, including its state-of-the-art ProBatter PX2. The machine features a life-size computerized screen simulating different pitches – which is […]
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Littleton’s Ice Ranch boasts a lengthy list of leagues, lessons and open skates to serve Denver’s southern suburbs. The facility can be rented out for private parties and corporate events. Most noteworthy is its popular Zamboni-driving class: For $100, adults eighteen or older can learn the history, safety features and operation of the ice-buffing machines.
Lost in a sea of amusement opportunities? Head for The Island, where the price of admission buys you a late-night drop-in game on a variety of levels and courts at this volleyball center. The facility offers leagues, tournaments and clinics year-round. And when cabin fever hits in the winter, the indoor sand volleyball courts can […]
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Indoor trampoline parks are jumping up all over the country, and Jump-Street was quick to hop on the trend. Denver’s first indoor trampoline park, it features three areas for jumping, dodgeball leagues and a “Kiddie City” for toddlers. That makes it a great place for a birthday party, and parents will appreciate its convenient location […]
Keystone Resort is the largest ski resort in Summit County. Owned by Vail Resorts, which also owns Beaver Creek, Breckenridge and Vail itself, it’s a popular destination not just with vacationers but Denverites who want to put in a day skiing; it’s one of the first mountains you hit going west on I-70. Across three […]
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While it may not have the acreage or terrain parks that the bigger mountains can boast, Loveland is revered by a strong following. You don’t have to walk through a massive, overpriced shopping village to get to the lifts, and parking and shuttle services are free. But while Loveland may not have a fancy reputation, […]
