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RECREATION GUIDE

WWW.LAKECOUNTYCO.COM/RECREATION

Children’s Programs

Youth Programs

Adult Programs

Senior Programs

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Table of Contents

Welcome 3

Policies and Procedures 4

Contact Information 5

Facilities 6

Children’s Programs 10

Youth Programs 12

Adult Programs 18

Senior Programs 22

Open Gym 24

Aquatic Center 26

Huck Finn Ice Rink 28

Dutch Henry Tubing Hill & Mineral Belt Trail 29

Local Clubs, Activities and Facilities 31

6TH STREET GYM

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Welcome

What can I say about 2020?! It was

a challenging year that forced us

to make sacrifices, be flexible, and test the

limits of our creativity.

As we head into 2021, the Recreation

Department is committed to meeting the

challenges we’ll continue to face and

serving the community to the best of our

ability. Please reach out to staff if we can

aid you, or our community in a better way.

If you’re interested in a program, facility

or one of our many other offerings, be

sure to read the Recreation Guide

cover-to-cover and visit us on-line at

www.lakecountyco.com/recreation

Wishing you a fantastic 2021!

Amber MageeDirector of Recreation

M I S S I O N

To provide affordable indoor

and outdoor recreational

opportunities for the

physical and social well-being

of our community.

V I S I O N

The Lake County Recreation

Department offers

recreational opportunities

for community members and

visitors. These services

encourage all ages to learn

new skills and participate in

already-familiar activities.

Department staff are

highly committed to serving

the community, which values

the various programs and

facilities provided and

supports continued funding

for recreation.

VA L U E S

Diversity

Partnership

Fun

Teamwork

Inclusivity

Quality

Sustainability

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Policies and Procedures

ScholarshipsLake County Government and the Recreation Department work hard to ensure that all residents of Lake County have an opportunity to access recreation programs and facilities. To help make this possible the Recreation Department provides scholarships to residents in our community.

Scholarships will be limited in number and given to those who may not otherwise be able to afford to participate in recreation programs. Funds will be awarded on a case-by-case basis. They are first come, first served, and some restrictions may apply. For more information, or to receive an application please contact the Recreation Department at 719-486-7494 or [email protected]

SponsorshipsThe Lake County Recreation Department is dedicated to delivering diverse recreational opportunities for residents of Lake County. Sponsors play an important role, allowing us to provide top-notch programming at little or no cost to our community members who might not have the financial resources to participate.

Refunds & CreditsDue to COVID, the Lake County Recreation Department has adapted our refund and credit policy. Refunds will not be offered if participants choose to withdraw from a program that has not been canceled. Please do not sign up for a program that you cannot commit to attending. Participants enrolled in programs that are postponed, modified or canceled after their start date will only be eligible for a credit to their account. Credits can be used towards future program registrations. If a program is canceled by the Recreation Department before it starts, a full refund will be offered. Refunds take 7-10 business days to process.

To find out how you can participate in our sponsorship opportunities,

contact Karen Lewis at 719-486-7494 or [email protected].

ICE RINK

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StaffRecreation Director 719-486-7486 [email protected]

Adult Coordinator 719-486-7484 [email protected]

Youth Coordinator 719-486-7494 [email protected]

Aquatics Coordinator 719-427-7892 [email protected]

Head Lifeguard 719-427-0667 [email protected]

FacilitiesAquatic Center 719-486-6986

Huck Finn Ice Rink 719-257-3956

Dutch Henry Tubing Hill 719-427-0099

Online

www.lakecountyco.com/recreation

https://apm.activecommunities.com/lakecountyrec

www.facebook.com/lakecountyrecreation

www.instagram.com/lakecountyrecreation

Contact Information

Interested in joining our team?

Visit our website for current employment

opportunities at https://www.lakecountyco.com/

recreation/pages/employment-opportunities-rfps

or drop off a resume to 505 Harrison Avenue,

Room 5 to be considered for future opportunities.

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Facilities

Lake County Community Park & Fairgrounds location: 445 McWethy Drive

This $1.8 million-dollar-facility boasts a rodeo arena, modern children’s playground, indoor restrooms, and the highest synthetic turf sports field in the world.

Hayden Meadowslocation: Highway 24 & County Road 100

Constructed in 2004 along the banks of the Arkansas River, this small reservoir provides excellent fishing and ice fishing alike.

Leadville Junction location: County Road 9 & County Road 9D

This large parking area provides a gateway to the numerous trails surrounding Turquoise Lake. Park your car, unload your gear, and get in some of Lake County’s best hiking, biking and snowmobiling!

Huck Finn Skatepark location: 505 West 5th Street

This unique skatepark integrates street plaza and transition elements to create Colorado’s highest skatepark. Want more info? www.skateleadville.wordpress.com

Intermediate School Gymlocation: 1000 West 6th Street

During some winter evenings the Intermediate School gymnasium is open to the community for drop-in recreation. Activities include basketball, racquetball, a running track, and free weights.

LAKE COUNTY owns, operates and maintains numerous public recreation facilities. Some of these facilities are free to the public while others require user fees or reservations. We strive to provide facilities that are safe, well-maintained and accessible to the public. For more information about facilities, or renting a facility please call 719-486-7486, 7484 or 7494 or go online to www.lakecountyco.com/recreation/facilities.

LEADVILLE JUNCTION LEITER FIELD

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Facilities

Parks & Playgrounds Lake County is full of parks and playgrounds including the Kiddie Corral, Ice Palace Park, Huck Finn Park, Kendrick Park, Stringtown Park, LCIS Play Yard, West Park Play Yard and Triangle Park.

Mineral Belt Traillocation: www.mineralbelttrail.com

The Mineral Belt Trail is a 12-mile paved pathway that circles historic Leadville. For a bike, hike, or ski through one of Colorado’s most famous mining districts look no further.

Softball/Baseball FieldsLake County maintains numerous softball and baseball fields for use by adult softball and youth baseball leagues . The largest facility, Leiter Field, is located at the end of West 5th Street.

6th Street Gym location: 124 East 6th Street

Constructed in the 1910’s, this classic gym continues to serve a full schedule of weekly events including volleyball, basketball, gymnastics and aerobics.

Huck Finn Tennis Courts location: West 6th Street (above skate park)

This great facility features two courts that are situated with beautiful views. The tennis courts are open dawn to dusk, and also include a backboard for solo practice.

Lake County Public Shooting Rangelocation: .9 miles East County Road 45 “Power Line Road”

With Phases I and II now complete, the shooting range features a 10, 25 and 50 -yard pistol range, 100 and 200-yard rifle range, shotgun range and archery targets in multiple distances for both youth and adults. The range is also ADA compliant and provides a vault toilet.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON:Aquatic Center visit page 26

Huck Finn Ice Rink visit page 28 Dutch Henry Tubing Hill and

Mineral Belt Trail visit page 29

KIDDIE CORRAL HUCK FINN TENNIS COURTS

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Facilities

Mount Massive Golf Courselocation: 259 County Road 5

Enjoy the friendly staff and scenic links at this pristine, wooded, 9-hole course, or enjoy a silent and beautiful Nordic ski in the winter months.

Leadville Lake County Dog Parklocation: West 6th Street (above skate park)

Made a reality in the summer of 2015, this .75-acre dog-park sits on what used to be the Huck Finn Fishing Pond, complete with trails, benches and a double gate entry system.

Ski Cooperlocation: 232 County Road 29

Independently managed but owned by Lake County, Ski Cooper offers a high-quality, inexpensive and friendly experience that continues to be shared by generations of Colorado families.

Rocky Mountain Bowman Archery Range location: County Road 23A

Managed by the Rocky Mountain Bowman, the range is located south of Leadville at the end of County Road 23A. Visit them on Facebook at Rocky Mountain Bowman Archery Club.

Mount Elbert Moto OHV Park location: County Road 45

The Lake County motocross track is operated by a local nonprofit and is open during the summer and fall, weather permitting. Visit them on Facebook at Leadville Motocross Park.

Wheelers Mountain Bike Trail Networklocation: www.cloudcitywheelers.org

Constructed in 2010 by volunteers, this trail network is great for cyclists of any skill level and is now open for public use.

While not managed by Lake County, here is a list of other facilities!

DUTCH HENRY SKATE PARK

FULL MOONGLOWSKATE

The lights will be turned off (weather permitting) for skating under the full moon from 5:00 to 10:00pm!

Smores kits will be offered for free at the glow skate and fire pits will be available.

Glow neckaces are available for $2 each.

Admission & Skate Rentals Apply.

Questions? Contact Felicia at [email protected]

or 719-486-7484.

January 30, 2021 at Huck Finn Ice Rink

FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT:

https://apm.activecommunities.com/lakecountyrec

FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY

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PROGRAM OFFERINGS BY SEASONSPRINGMARCH - MAY

SUMMERJUNE - AUGUST

FALLSEPTEMBER - NOVEMBER

WINTERDECEMBER - FEBRUARY

Aqua Babies ✓ ✓

Making Messes is Fun! ✓ ✓

Wee Sports ✓

Tiny Tumblers ✓ ✓

Play Group ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

Group and Private Swim Lessons ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

This chart shows the times of year in which each program is typically offered.Due to the COVID pandemic these offerings are subject to change.

Visit page 11 for program descriptions, or visit our website at: https://apm.activecommunities.com/lakecountyrec to sign up online.

Questions? 719-486-7494 or [email protected]

TINY TUMBLERS MAKING MESSES IS FUN!

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Wee SportsJoin us for this engaging program designed to get kids ages 3-5 learning sport skills and good sportsmanship in a fun environment. Each 6-week session will teach participants basic skills focusing on soccer, basketball, t-ball, floor hockey and other fun group games.

Aqua BabiesCongratulations on choosing to help your child become comfortable in and around water! Parent and child aquatics lays the foundation for building future aquatic skills. Socializing, songs and games make this a great experience. An adult must accompany each child in the water and participate in class. Please remember, these are not swim lessons, but an introduction to water.

Making Messes is Fun!Join us for this program geared toward children ages 1-5. This program will meet weekly at the Huck Finn Ice Rink building to participate in a variety of messy art activities using mud, paint, shaving cream and more.

Tiny TumblersOnce a week gymnastics equipment will be set up at the 6th Street Gym and youth ages walking - 4 years are invited to drop in and play. An instructor will be on hand to facilitate some activities but there will also be free time.

Play GroupGet your child’s energy out at the 6th Street Gym. Children 5 and under are welcome at this FREE program. Equipment is not provided; however, toys from home are welcome. The program will be held at the 6th Street Gym on cool/rainy days and at the Kiddie Corral on warm days. This group is not facilitated directly by the Recreation Department so visit them on Facebook at Leadville Preschooler Playgroup!

••• Parents must stay and play

for all children’s programs!

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TINY TUMBLERS

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Youth Programs


SUMMERJUNE - AUGUST



Swim Lessons ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓Swim Club ✓ ✓ ✓Junior Lifeguard ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓Junior Rangers ✓Take Aim Archery ✓ ✓Run, Jump, Throw ✓Skateboarding ✓Tennis ✓Fishing ✓Golf ✓Tball & Baseball ✓Gymnastics ✓ ✓Dance ✓Soccer ✓ ✓Climbing ✓ ✓Basketball ✓Hockey ✓Volleyball ✓ ✓Racket Sports ✓ ✓


Visit pages 13-16 for program descriptions, or visit our website at: https://apm.activecommunities.com/lakecountyrec to sign up online.


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Youth Programs

Swim LessonsGet comfortable in the water so you can have more fun! Our Learn-to-Swim Program teaches participants of varying ages and abilities how to swim skillfully and safely. Each level includes training in basic water safety with a defined skill progression between levels. Sessions are either 30 or 45 minutes in length depending on the participants’ age and are limited to 6 students for better individual attention and maximum improvement. Information on Private Swim Lessons can be found on page 27.

Swim ClubImprove your swimming skills with this intense program focused on stroke development and flip turns to make you a more efficient and faster swimmer. There is also a team-building component for fun and fitness!

Junior LifeguardingThis course has a strong focus on developing swimming skills to help participants meet the lifeguarding course prerequisites. The course also introduces participants to lifesaving skills, such as in-water rescues, use of a rescue tube, and first aid, CPR and AED. Participants who successfully complete the course will earn a 15-visit pass to the Aquatic Center.

Junior RangersJoin the summer fun with the Arkansas Headwater Recreation Areas Jr. Ranger Program. Kids are invited to investigate habits, habitats, and have fun! Those who attend at least 5 classes are eligible to participate in a free rafting trip the first week in August. Class titles include Interview with a BUG and Do COOL Stuff Day.

Take Aim ArcheryThe youth archery program will provide participants with the basic skills and techniques necessary to become successful beginner archers. All equipment is provided; however, students who own bows are welcome to bring them to class.

GOLF TAKE AIM ARCHERY

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Youth Programs

Run, Jump, ThrowJoin us as we bring you Run, Jump, Throw. This great program is a product of the hard work of Amy and Jamie Peters and will give youth ages 5+ an introduction to running form, jumping activities and throwing technique. Participants will also be given the opportunity to use their skills at a mock track meet where they will compete against peers and earn awards.

SkateboardingThis great program teaches interested kids how to make the most of our amazing Huck Finn Skatepark. Your child will learn the basics of skateboarding in a group environment geared toward beginner skateboarders, including how to push and roll the skateboard through proper technique and foot placement. Watch your child’s confidence soar, learning proper form with the right equipment.

Racket SportsThis program will introduce the skills of tennis, pickleball and badminton. Including how to hold the racket, different strokes, serving technique and basic rules for each sport. Offered indoors at the 6th Street Gym in the winter/ spring and the Huck Finn Tennis Courts in the summer.

FishingBack for another year is the Let’s Go Fishin’ program! Participants will fish at various locations around Lake County while learning to bait hooks, cast, land/clean fish and identify various species. All equipment is provided as well as transportation. Please bring water, sunscreen, layers and a snack.

GolfIn partnership with the Mount Massive Golf Course and Michael O’Leary, we are pleased to be providing lessons for both beginner and intermediate golfers. Those in grades K-6 with no previous golf experience should register as beginner, while those in grades 7+, or having taken golf in previous years should register for the intermediate session.

RUN, JUMP, THROW DANCE

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Youth Programs

Tball/BaseballBoys and girls ages 5-15 will have the opportunity to learn and improve their skills in a fun and safe environment. Participants will practice once or twice per week depending on their age group, and play games against Leadville youth, as well as teams from Buena Vista and other neighboring agencies.

GymnasticsJoin us as we roll out the mats for tumbling fun. Participants will be divided into groups and rotated through instruction on the balance beam, bars, floor and vault. All levels are welcome and no experience is necessary.

DanceAt different times of the year a variety of classes will be offered including but not limited to ballet, creative movement and cheer. Classes are structured for learning and fun with a focus on enjoying the performing arts.

SoccerParticipants in this league will practice 1-2 times a week depending on age, and play games on Saturdays against Leadville, Buena Vista, Salida and Fairplay. U6 participants do not travel. This coed league provides the opportunity to learn and develop fundamental skills in a safe, fun environment. Participants will receive instruction on basic skills and rules of the game during practice.

ClimbingIf you love climbing to the highest point or are just interested in trying climbing for the first time, this is the program for you. Gear is provided and pre-registration is required, as class space is limited. Climbing Club is also offered for more experienced participants!

GYMNASTICS CLIMBING

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Youth Programs

BasketballBoys and girls will have the opportunity to learn and improve their basketball skills in a fun, safe setting. Participants will practice once a week and play games on Friday evenings. No travel is required for this program! The season will end with a round robin tournament for grades 2-5.

HockeyThis fun program focuses on basic skill development, from skating and stick handling, to passing and shooting. The Recreation Department does provide some equipment on a first-come first-serve basis. Please note that helmets and shin pads are required, and hockey sticks are provided or can be purchased at the Huck Finn Ice Rink.

VolleyballJoin us for this great program to learn the fundamentals of volleyball. Participants will be divided by grade level to work on passing, serving, setting, hitting, and court positions through a variety of drills and games. Participants who are ready will also work on base/free ball and rotations. Players will have the opportunity for game play by attending a CARA tournament.

BASKETBALL

NUGGETS SKILLS CHALLENGE

RUN, JUMP, THROW

This event will be held on February 26, 2021 at 11:00 am at the 6th Street Gym.

This FREE program for ages 5+ consists of skills testing in dribbling, passing and shooting.

There will be separate boys and girls divisions with awards for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place.

QUESTIONS? Contact Karen at [email protected] or 719-486-7494.

REGISTRATION REQUIRED:https://anc.apm.activecommunities.com/lakecountyrec/activity/search

Due to the COVID pandemic this will only be a local event in 2021 and finalists will not advance to sectionals or state.

Join Lake County Recreation for the

10th Annual Nuggets Skills Challenge

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Adult Programs


SUMMERJUNE - AUGUST



Softball ✓Ultimate Frisbee ✓Pickleball ✓ ✓Tennis ✓Volleyball ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓Soccer ✓ ✓Kickball ✓Hockey ✓Curling ✓Digital Photography ✓ ✓Dodgeball ✓ ✓Flag Football ✓Memoir Writing ✓Yoga ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓Cornhole ✓ ✓Tsunami Balance ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓Fit Happens ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓Dog Training ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓Kayak Practice ✓ ✓SCUBA ✓ ✓Freestyle Form Clinic ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓


Visit pages 19-21 for program descriptions, or visit our website at: https://apm.activecommunities.com/lakecountyrec to sign up online.


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Adult Programs

Dog TrainingInstructor Jenna Geldreich will work with you to teach your dog basic manners surrounding impulse control as well as relationship building exercises. These 6-week courses will emphasize focus, loose-leash walking, come when called, name recognition, sit, down, stay and waiting at doors. Training utilizes positive reinforcement.

SoftballBatter up, softball is back! Every summer Lake County Recreation offers both coed and men’s softball. League play includes a regular season round robin as well as either a single or double elimination tournament. All participants must be at least 16 years of age.

Memoir WritingThe act of writing is great mental exercise and helps preserve our ideas and memories. Let Vicki Linder show you how to start writing about your amazing life! Classes will help you choose a single event involving passion, trauma, or a journey that helped define your unique self.

Ultimate FrisbeeParticipants will play 7 v 7 in this active, non-contact sport where the Frisbee can only be advanced by passing the disc forward. All skill levels are welcome whether you are brand new, or an experienced veteran!

PickleballHeld twice a year this popular paddle sport is great for seniors, but still challenging enough for the competitive athlete. For those unfamiliar, pickleball combines the many elements of tennis, badminton and ping-pong and can be played as singles or doubles.

TennisThis league welcomes both beginner, intermediate and advanced players, and interested parties can sign up as individuals or a team. The league will consist of doubles play and end with a tournament. Don’t have a racket? We’ve got you covered!

VolleyballVolleyball is offered year-round in Lake County and includes coed (fall), men’s and women’s 4v4 (winter), reverse coed (spring), and outdoor coed (summer). All leagues will play in a round robin tournament and be followed by either a single or double elimination tournament.

DOG TRAINING

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Adult Programs

SoccerAdult soccer is offered twice a year in Lake County, indoor in the spring and outdoor during the summer. Both leagues are coed and played 5v5. Each season will consist of a round robin followed by either a single or double elimination tournament. Shin guards are required!

Freestyle Form Clinic This program is designed for intermediate swimmers who desire to find more efficiency and power in their freestyle stroke. Classes will include work on body positioning, stroke efficiency, and coordination.

CornholeThink cornhole is just for your backyard? Guess again! This fun game played with teams of two challenges players to score points by tossing beanbags into a 6 inch hole in their opponents board. Teams of two will face off in a round robin bracket followed by a single elimination tournament.

KickballWrap up your summer by re-living childhood memories. An umpire will be provided during this round robin league and the program will finish with a single elimination tournament. This coed league is for all skill levels and will guarantee a multitude of laughs!

YogaJoin Sarah Street for community hatha yoga at the 6th Street Gym. All abilities and levels are welcome and classes will be modified to meet participant needs. Classes will focus on using breathing and gentle movement to improve strength, posture, balance and flexibility.

HockeyGet your name engraved on the Huck Finn Cup! The Leadville Hockey League typically starts in mid-December with hopes of finishing the tournament before the ice melts. All teams will be responsible to help referee one match per night and help setup/tear-down the boards.

CurlingPlayed on ice with large granite stones, the goal is to deliver the stone from one side of the sheet to the circular area on the opposite side known as the house. This fun sport requires teamwork, strategy, coordination and balance, and can be played by people of all ages and skill levels.

CURLING

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Adult Programs

Tsunami FitnessThis great program is for all ages and takes fitness to a new level. Classes are designed to grow core and joint stabilization, improve over-all fitness level, prevent injury through increased body awareness, and burn calories.

SCUBA Join our PADI- certified instructors who will turn you into a scuba lover in no time. Classes will include both classroom instruction and confined-water experience. Participants will need to follow up this instruction with open water time that is not included in these sessions.

Digital PhotographyLet award winning photographer Steve Sunday help you get the desired results from your digital camera. Emphasis will be on scenery and wildlife, but will cover portraiture, sports and even pets. Participants must have their own cameras! This program is available to participants 15 and older.

DodgeballTeams of 6 will face off for 30 minutes of play time during each season of dodgeball fun. Leagues are usually 6 weeks long and the spring program will end with a tournament. Just remember, if you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball!

Fit HappensJoin Kim Pierron for group fitness classes that are sure to get your heart pounding and keep you in shape. Whether you’re taking the am class, pm class or enrolled in boot-camp you will enjoy a mix of cardio, core, stretching, strength and conditioning. Visit our website for more details!

Kayak Practice This clinic is for boaters who want to practice their rolls and stroke technique in a warm, confined environment. Boaters must provide own boat or SUP, helmet, paddle and PFD. All boaters must sign a waiver, and boaters under 18 must have a parent-signed waiver. One in-water lifeguard will be present for each session.

Flag FootballCome and have fun playing coed, 7 v 7 flag football! This fun, non-contact league helps everyone to get moving and to enjoy the beautiful fall in the mountains. Days and times depend on the number of teams registered.

CORNHOLE

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Senior Programs


SUMMERJUNE - AUGUST



Cross Country Skiing ✓ ✓

Tai Chi: Land ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

Tai Chi: Water ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

Walk With Ease ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

Aqua Stretch ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

Functional Fitness ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓


Visit page 23 for program descriptions, or visit our website at: https://apm.activecommunities.com/lakecountyrec to sign up online.


Information about Yoga, Tsunami Fitness and Pickleball can be found in the Adult section of this guide starting on page 18.

Another great resource for seniors is the Lake County Senior Center. Open daily, they provide congregated meals (Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday), meals on wheels, transportation to and from appointments and food commodities.

In addition to those essential services they also host holiday parties, monthly Lunch and Learn events, trips to Blackhawk and much more!

421 West 6th Street Leadville, CO 80461 719-486-1774 or [email protected] www.lakecountyco.com/senior services

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Senior Programs

Cross Country SkiingLinda Wright will be leading participants on locally known trails around Lake County. She welcomes all levels and will choose trails appropriate for everyone. We will be partnering with a local business to offer inexpensive rentals for those who do not own skis.

Tai Chi: LandThis class will focus on strong, fluid movements to help seniors regain balance and increase body awareness. Improving these skills can help prevent falls and recapture mobility.

Tai Chi: WaterThis class will focus on strong, fluid movements to help senior regain balance and increase body awareness to help prevent falls and to recapture mobility. It includes a warm-up and slightly different movement from Tai Chi on land.

Walk With EaseThis evidence-based program has been proven to help provide people with arthritis or other related conditions reduce pain, increase balance, strength and walking pace, and improve overall health.

Aqua StretchThis class will focus on low-intensity cardio and stretching. Swimming knowledge is not a requirement. Participants will take advantage of the therapeutic qualities of the pool while getting a light workout!

FUNctional FitnessThis group-based, senior exercise class safely targets the whole body using gentle weight bearing and resistance exercises, stretching routines and balance activities to strengthen bones and muscles, help posture and improve flexibility and balance.

TAI CHI: WATERFUNCTIONAL FITNESS

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Open Gym

Location1000 West 6th Street Enter through the blue double doors in the upper parking lot.

PhoneFor questions please call 719-486-7484 M-F between 7am - 3pm.

AmenitiesTrack, free weights, basketball, volleyball and racketball

OCTOBER - APRILMonday and Wednesday 6 – 9:00 pm

Resident or Non-resident

Per Visitor $2.00

Please check the calendar at https://www.lakecountyco.com/recreation/pages/facilities

as open gym is not available during school holidays or events.

Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied

by someone 18 years of age or older. Due to the COVID pandemic there will be no Open Gym January-May. This program will resume in October of 2021!

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Aquatic Center

Location 1000 West 6th Street Next to the Intermediate School

Phone719-486-6986, Front Desk 719-427-7892, Aquatics Coordinator

AmenitiesLap lanes, diving board, climbing wall, hot tub and sauna

HOURS

MONDAY - FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

6:00 – 10:00 am 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Closed

3:00 – 7:00 pm

The pool will open at 2pm, Monday – Friday, June 21 through August 13

DAILY ADMISSION

RESIDENT NON-RESIDENT

Child (1-5) $2.00 $3.00

Youth (6-17) $4.00 $5.00

Adult $5.00 $8.00

Senior (60+) $4.00 $6.00

Looking just to shower? Admission is only $4.00.

Due to the COVID pandemic our pass options have changed.

Please visit us at www.lakecountyco.com/recreation/pages/aquatic-center

for our current pass options.

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Aquatic Center

RulesPlease visit us online at https://www.lakecountyco.com/ recreation/pages/aquatic-center to learn about pool rules before your next visit!

Group Swim LessonsFor more information on our swim lesson programs please visit page 12 of the Recreation Guide.

Private & Semi-Private Swim LessonsOffered for youth and adults alike, private and semi-private swim lessons allow our highly qualified instructors to customize each session according to the clients ability, allowing participants to advance more quickly than in group lessons. Lessons can be purchased in half hour or hour increments.

Private lessons: $40/hour or $20/half hour

Semi-private: $32/hour or $16/half hour per person

Questions? Contact the Aquatics Coordinator at 719-427-7892.

Birthday PartiesInterested in having your next party at the pool? For just $100/hour guests get private access to the pool for up to 50 guests. Additional guests can be accommodated. Please call for rates. Rental includes tables, chairs, trash can/bags and cleaning supplies.

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Huck Finn Ice Rink

Location 505 West 5th Intersection of 5th and Leiter

Phone719-257-3956

AmenitiesSkate rentals, snack bar, warming building, fire pit and sound system

HOURS

December and January February – End of Season

Monday – Thursday 4 – 8:00 pm 5 – 8:00 pm

Friday 12 – 9:00 pm 5 – 9:00 pm

Saturday 12 – 9:00 pm 5 – 9:00 pm

Sunday 12 – 6:00 pm Closed

Please visit our website at https://www.lakecountyco.com/recreation/pages/

huck-finn-ice-rink for 2021 holiday hours!

Folks who own their own skates are welcome to drop-in any time before the facility

opens unless ice making is happening.

ADMISSION


Youth Daily Admission $2.00 $4.00

Adult Daily Admission (18+) $3.00 $5.00

Youth Skate Rental $1.00 $3.00

Adult Skate Rental (18+) $2.00 $4.00

Youth Season Pass $30.00 $50.00

Adult Season Pass $50.00 $70.00

Family Season Pass (4) $120.00 $145.00

Youth Season Pass + Rentals $40.00 $60.00

Adult Season Pass + Rentals $60.00 $80.00

Family Season Pass + Rentals (4) $145.00 $170.00

Skate Sharpening $10.00 $15.00

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Dutch Henry Tubing Hill & Mineral Belt Trail

LocationIntersection of Highway 24 & College Road

Phone719-427-0099

AmenitiesTube rentals

HOURS AND RENTAL RATES

December - April

Saturday and Sunday 10:00 am – 4:00 pm


Per tube/Per hour $5.00 $10.00

Please visit our website at https://www.lakecountyco.com/recreation/pages/

dutch-henry-tubing-hill for 2021 holiday hours!

Don’t forget, the facility is free to use for those with their own tubes.

Mineral Belt TrailThe Mineral Belt Trail is a 12-mile paved pathway that circles historic Leadville. This year-round, non-motorized trail is multi-use and can be utilized for a variety of activities. In the summer months walking, biking and running are popular pastimes for trail users. Once the snow flies the trail is beautifully groomed from December – March and can be used for walking, skiing and fat biking.

DID YOU KNOW it costs about $420.00 every time the trail is groomed in addition to other annual maintenance costs such as paving, seal-coats, signage and general upkeep? Consider making a donation to this beloved trail at: https://www.mineralbelttrail.com

Information on winter trail grooming

and current conditions can be found at:

https://leadvillecrosscountryski.com/

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Looking for a program not offered by Lake County Recreation?Check out this list of awesome organizations in Lake County who bring activities from skiing to 4H, biking to martial arts.

● 10th Mountain Division Hut Association - Public use hut system.

● Alpine Ski and Sport - Gear rental and guided experiences.

● Altitudes Gym - Modern, full service, workout facility.

● Aspen Whitewater Rafting - SUP rentals and rafting trips.

● Broken Arrows 4H Club - Learn by doing.

● Cloud City Mountain Sports - Youth alpine and nordic skiing and biking.

● Cloud City Wheelers - Cycling, singletrack trails and races.

● Community Threads - New and used outdoor gear.

● Cycles of Life - Rentals, retail and trail info.

● Full Circle - Programing for youth and families.

● GARNA - Educational opportunities and experiences focused on conservation.

● Get Outdoors Leadville - Connecting youth and families to the outdoors.

● Leadville Box - High intensity group fitness classes.

● Leadville Cross Country Ski Council - Ski venue, rentals and clinics.

● Leadville Outdoors - All season gear and rentals.

● Leadville Race Series - Endurance racing.

● Leadville Ski Country - Ski and snowboard rentals and repairs.

● Mount Elbert Moto - Motocross track and trails.

● Mount Massive Golf Course - Americas highest golf course.

● Nova Guides - Snowmobile tours and rentals.

● Ski Cooper - Family friendly skiing.

● Ray of Light - Yoga, dance, martial arts, Tai-Chi.

● Rod and Gun Club - Private shooting range and fishing activities.

● Twin Lakes Canoe and Kayak - Canoe and kayak rentals.

● White Mountain Tours - Snowmobile tours and ziplining.

For more information, please visit: https://www.lakecountyco.com/recreation/pages/local-clubs-activities-and-facilities

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