This year, resolve to get fit without ever using a treadmill again!

With the new year comes New Year’s Resolutions, and we all know what that means: "Getting fit" will skyrocket to the top of many people's priority lists. And while staying active on the road isn't too hard -- many hotels offer state-of- the-art cardio and strength training equipment -- we know that treadmills can get downright boring after a while. So we've found the hotels that have one-of-a-kind fitness amenities that will add a little spice to your workouts in 2011, and below we'll tell you where to find them.

The hotel: Montelago Village Resort, Lake Las Vegas The Montelago Village Resort, located on Lake Las Vegas, offers guided kayaking trips on Lake Mead and the Colorado River. There are full-day ($150 per person) and half-day packages ($100 per person) that include gear, water, snacks, and lunch. If it is too cold for kayaking, try ice skating on the floating rink (November through February; $15 for adults and $12 for children).

The hotels: Palazzo Resort Hotel and Casino/Venetian Resort Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas The Palazzo and The Venetian share the Canyon Ranch fitness facility, which includes a 40-foot indoor rock climbing wall. A one-day Passport for the spa facilities is $40, though it will cost an additional $20 for a 25-minute rock climbing session. When you’re done hitting The Strip or the spa, relax in one of the hotel complex's 7 pools.

The hotel: Palms Hotel and Spa, Miami An added bonus to the beauty of the beach (which is just beyond the boardwalk behind the hotel), is the free yoga you can do there on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. If beach yoga isn't your thing, try running along the beach from jetty to jetty.

The hotel: The Bowery Hotel, New York City The Bowery Hotel, located in the East Village, has free bikes to borrow so you can explore the city streets. Tired of dodging cars? You can simply relax back at the hotel thanks to its plentiful DVD and board game collection.

The hotel: The Ambrose, Los Angeles A truly “green” hotel located in Los Angeles, The Ambrose has free bike rentals to match its eco-conscious attitude. Before heading out, don't forget to fill your water bottle with the hotel's highly-filtered tap water--The Ambrose really makes every effort to Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. When you're ready to relax after your ride, head to the hotel's Japanese-inspired relaxation garden.

The hotel: Disney's Grand Floridian Resort and Spa, Orlando This hotel, perhaps Disney's best, has a mile-long jogging path that stretches to Disney's Polynesian Resort. But jogging is so 2010: You can rent bikes or a surrey and take them along the path.

The hotel: Hyatt Regency San Francisco Request a free yoga mat from housekeeping and turn your room into a yoga studio. For a fee ($12 to $15 for 45 minutes), you can also watch an on-demand yoga video on your TV. After a toning workout, you can splurge on an in-room massage ($125 for one hour).