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Letrono, the Greek word for Redemption, is the motto of our gym, our trainers, and our athletes. We see our fitness, and in essence CrossFit itself, as our Redemption; whether it be redemption from our pasts, from our failures, from our shortcomings, from our enemies, from our friends, or even from our own self and soul. We, as the founders, owners and coaches at Letrono have a unified purpose, and that is to act as a constant, steady guide to our athletes as they pave the way towards their own personal redemption as it applies to their fitness. Our coaches are top-notch, having decades of combined experience and expertise, training and tenacity. We love those whom we coach and teach, and in the end, it is us that learn far more from them than they may ever possibly learn from us. That is what Letrono, or “Redemption”, is all about.

Loy Blake Park includes 5 boweries (1 large, 4 small), 1 playground, 3 baseball diamonds, 2 soccer fields, 1 football field, 2 tennis courts, 3 basketball courts, a sand volleyball court, fire pit, and restrooms.

A small 2 acre park area made more usable with its location and cooperative agreement with Clinton Elementary. Restrooms, a bowery, and picnic areas make this a popular site for family reunions and gatherings.

Several baseball diamonds.

Located in the northeast part of the city, this 26 acre park includes a bowery, restrooms, 1/2 mile walking track, baseball fields, tennis courts, basketball courts, sand volleyball, and playground equipment.

This 6 acre park includes a four-diamond little league baseball complex with scorekeeper tower, bowery, restrooms, playground equipment, picnic areas, and access to Clinton Creek Trail.

This pristine park area is the home of our 4 acre pond park - regularly stocked with fish. "No swimming is allowed at the pond and non-motorized crafts are allowed according to posted guidelines."

Located next to Powerline Park.

Paved trail running North/South along old railroad corridor. The trail continues into both Roy and Clearfield Cities.

Trailheads:
2300 N (and 1000 W)
1800 N (and 1000 W)
1300 N (and 1000 W)
800 N (and 1000 W)