Evo Rock + Fitness, which operates climbing gyms in Louisville as well as New Hampshire and Maine, expects to open the facility in early 2020.
Bouldering gym planned for Golden
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Red Rocks glamping venue adds 20 more tents going into second year
The canvas tents in Morrison go for between $129 and $200 a night.
Bouldering gym opens in the Golden Triangle
The Spot Bouldering Gym had hoped to open before Christmas 2018, but that moment finally came last month.
New-to-Denver gym leases space at 9th and Colorado
Las Vegas-based TruFusion has seven locations operating around the country. A franchisee has leased 12,500 square feet in Denver said in a crowded fitness market, the class size and variety will differentiate it.
City Park Golf Course delays opening
“We’re not opening the course until the turf can handle the stress of golfers playing on it, just to ensure the long-term success of the course,” a Parks and Rec spokeswoman said.
Suburban Denver gym brand poised to expand beyond Colorado through franchising
Core Progression currently has three corporate-owned locations, in Arvada and Northglenn. Now, the company is headed to Las Vegas and Miami.
Denver company’s sales spike after Tiger spotted chomping at Augusta
Sales of Golf Gum last weekend were greater than the previous 18 months combined, according to Denver-based Apollo Gum.
Evergreen adds an outdoor gear shop
As with most good things, it all started over beers after a bike ride.
A-Basin says it won’t join any ski pass on an unlimited basis next year
The resort announced in February it would bail on the Epic Pass. Now, it says no pass but its own will give users more than seven days of access.
Pure Barre founder opening studio in Wash Park under new brand
Carrie Dorr, who sold the chain in 2012, has run Life Smart as a website for years. But now, she’s returning to the brick-and-mortar world.
