Outdoor Recreation

A downtown CrossFit gym has more room for burpees, pushups and kettle bells at a new location in Prospect.

A husband-and-wife team ditched the aerospace business in California, and plan to open their first bike workshop in September.

Apex Ski Boots is using the funds to produce its newest model of ski boots – designed to be more comfortable than the industry stand-by.

The 123-acre Glen-Isle Resort, which closed a few years ago and sits along 285 in Bailey, hit the market in July.

A struggling ski hill 20 minutes west of Evergreen is under contract to be sold to a 27-year-old University of Denver alum.

An outdoor activity park opened this month in Lawson, bringing rock climbing, “zorbing” and frisbee golf closer to home.

Jump Rope Systems (JRS) in Louisville filed a complaint in Denver district court saying a local fitness equipment maker missed a payment and is now infringing on jump rope patents.

Pearl Street Fitness decided against renewing its lease at its Sixth Avenue and Columbine Street, shutting down its studio of three years.

A Colorado Springs resort is touting what it hopes will be the warm-weather equivalent to “ski in, ski out” accommodations: A hotel where cycling tourists can pedal into and out of their rooms.

The franchise locations get the support of CycleBar, including a business plan and an eight-week construction buildout for the studios.