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PEAK Health & Wellness Center (Downtown)

Health & WellnessDowntown

Walkable riverside district on the Clark Fork, anchored by Higgins Ave — historic storefronts, breweries, and shops drawing students, outdoor recreators, and locals alike.

Why It's Listed

PEAK Downtown pairs a broad, full-service fitness offering with the documented adaptive reuse of a 1930s former Artcraft Printers building. It gives central Missoula a walkable gym with equipment, coached training, extensive classes, and recovery amenities while clearly differing from PEAK’s pool-equipped Blue Mountain club.

Peak Health Downtown

About the Business

PEAK Health & Wellness Center Downtown is a full-service gym on East Spruce Street in downtown Missoula. The club combines cardio, strength, and functional-training areas with more than 60 weekly group classes, personal and small-group coaching, Pilates and CoreAlign sessions, and locker-room recovery amenities in a central, walkable location.

The Downtown club occupies a 1930s industrial and commercial building formerly used by Artcraft Printers. Downtown Missoula records list the PEAK project as a $3.5 million gymnasium completed in 2012, while a City of Missoula preservation release describes the historic-tax-credit adaptive reuse as taking place in 2013. The project brought an older downtown building back into active use as a health club.

Current amenities include treadmills, ellipticals, stationary bikes, free weights, resistance machines, TRX equipment, battle ropes, plyometric boxes, and agility ladders. Three studios support Les Mills programs, cycling, Oula, freestyle strength and interval formats, SilverSneakers, yoga, mat Pilates, and other mind-and-body classes. The facility also lists a steam room, dry sauna, and juice bar.

Day passes include facility access and scheduled group fitness and yoga or Pilates classes. Personal training, small-group training, and Pilates or CoreAlign coaching cost extra. PEAK’s six-lane pool is at the Blue Mountain location, not Downtown, and children under 14 are not permitted at the Downtown club.

Services Offered

Strength and cardio training
Functional-training equipment
Group fitness and Les Mills classes
Indoor cycling and Oula
Yoga, mat Pilates, and mind-body classes
Private and small-group personal training
Pilates and CoreAlign coaching
SilverSneakers programming
Steam room, dry sauna, and juice bar

Frequently Asked Questions

Does PEAK Downtown have a swimming pool?+

No. PEAK’s six-lane indoor pool and aquatics program are at the Blue Mountain location.

Can nonmembers buy a day pass?+

Yes. As researched on July 28, 2026, a Downtown or Blue Mountain day pass was $20 without a member and $15 with a member. PEAK may change pricing, so confirm before visiting.

Are group classes included with a day pass?+

Yes. PEAK says day passes include facility access plus group fitness and yoga or Pilates classes scheduled that day.

Is personal training included with membership?+

No. Personal training, small-group training, and Pilates or CoreAlign coaching are separate paid services, with reduced rates for active members.

Can children use the Downtown gym?+

Children under 14 are not permitted at the Downtown location. Members age 14 and older may use the club under PEAK’s current membership rules.

Are towels provided?+

PEAK does not provide sweat towels. Shower-towel service is available as a paid add-on, and members may bring their own towels.

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