To address the growing demand for swimming lessons in Calgary, the city is making thousands of additional spots available at three leisure centers. Registration for these spots will open on Thursday at 6 a.m. through the City of Calgary’s website. The city aims to increase swimming programming and reach pre-pandemic service levels by 2025. Swimming lessons are not only a fun activity but also a crucial life-saving skill, especially as drowning remains a leading cause of accidental death.
Lake Mead Mohave Adventures (LMMA) is experiencing a remarkable resurgence in visitor numbers and recreational activities across its marina and RV properties in 2024. The substantial increase in Lake Mead’s water level, now exceeding 400 feet of depth, has created ideal conditions for a variety of outdoor activities. This resurgence marks a return to the high engagement levels seen during the early days of the pandemic and promises a season full of opportunities for both adventure seekers and those looking to relax in a scenic environment.
Waterton Canyon, a popular recreation spot near Denver, Colorado, will be closed on weekdays for two weeks, from Monday, April 29, through Friday, May 10. The closure will allow Denver Water to conduct its annual dust mitigation project, which aims to improve the experience for hikers, bikers, and runners throughout the summer. Waterton Canyon will remain open on Saturday, May 4, and Sunday, May 5, for weekend recreation.
