First off everything was fantastic, at the very beginning you meet a guide who weighs you in (but…read moreit's not announced to the group- this just verify that you're within the weight limits) and then answers questions and drives you up the hill. We did the 5 line tour and our guides were great! They easily get you set up with your helmet and safety equipment, then show you on a short low line how the process works. After that you're off on a short (5min or less) hike. Then you're on to your first line. 4 out of 5 lines connect via their platforms. One is over 1/4 mile long and 190' feet in the air. It's pretty crazy realizing you're starting at the top of some trees. It was a fun adventure for everyone on our group.

My wife and I did the 5 - line tour recently and we had an absolute blast! Maria and Tyson were…read morefantastic as our guides. They were totally professional, safety conscious but also a lot of fun! We hope to return at some point for the 9 - line tour! "Buckaroo and Trouble"

My 12 yo grandson and I zipped there today and it was a blast. Edgar and Adam were professional…read moreand patient with us. As as 65 yo overweight grandma they never made me feel out of shape. We learned a lot of fun stuff about the history of the property. The staff there practice excellent safety standards and followed the correct safety technics for themselves as well. They made the trip comfortable and TONS of fun. Staff.on the weekend we're also fantastic! A well run, safe place. All of the breaking mechanisms were smooth and NOT the least bit jirky. It was my first zip line experience but thanks to Edgar and Adam it won't be my last! Thanks for running such a tight ship. ....risky activities feel safe with Tunnel zip line.

Had a great time here with friends, was my best friend's birthday. The staff were amazing and they…read morewent at our pace since it was our first time ziplining. Wish they had more lines. We also tasted they wines at the vineyards, the red was delicious. Overall great experience. Would definitely recommend.

One of the nicest, cleanest campgrounds I have ever visited. Huge sites and pristine landscaping…read more Well done!

This would've been a 5 star review except one huge issue that could cause hospitalization and…read morelawsuits: The shower water temperature situation in the bathrooms. There is a sign on the door that says no hot water. That's fine, whatever, tent campers get cold showers while paying for full hookups like we did so we could have electricity but we get cold showers because we are sleeping in tents. But this was not the issue. The issue is that the hot water is turned on sometimes... and there is no warning and no way to regulate the temp that comes out of the shower head. For whatever reason the faucet, while turning left and right - effects nothing. Now, if the water coming out was a nice warm 105 to 110 degrees that would be fine. But this was so hot it burned my daughters head and she only had it under the shower for the time it took to turn the water on, scream and move away. So, I went and got my meat thermometer and tested it. 167 degrees Fahrenheit. I highly doubt the legal department at PUD is aware of the water temperature streaming out of that shower head. One more thing about that water. We were told they turned on the hot water because the water for one of the RV'ers wasn't working. What? I'm confused on this tidbit. We also bought an RV space. Why the plain discrimination against tenters who are paying full rates? Why not warm water for all? But please, before that, fix the temperature problem first. If my daughter had been 2 instead of 21 her skin would have blistered and there would've been a hospital trip. Other than the hot water issue the campground is very nice, windy like a tropical storm, but beautiful. Be aware, camping has recently changed to reservation only.

We have hiked this trail many times. This last weekend we enjoyed warm weather with a cool breeze,…read moretalk about perfection! The views from the top are gorgeous, it's such a rewarding climb. Straight up on an incline, rough on the knees coming back down. Just take your time and BRING WATER! Great workout with a beautiful view. My family of 4 (2 adults 2 kids 6/8yo) hiked the entire thing in 1 hour and 10 minutes. We did NOT take any side trails and stayed on the main trail to preserve the natural habitat. Dog friendly, wear appropriate shoes for when you get to the top it's rocky in the area where the saddle rock is. Continue on past that area for a great viewing area with benches and safer photo opp areas.

Brad knows where to go and what gear to use. We caught our limit in the first hour on the water!read more

Brad was amazing as a guide. We went out with 2 dads, and 3 kids (3,5, and 8). Brad was kind and…read morepatient with the kids and out us on the money. 5 limits of walleye in 3 and a half hours! Incredible day of fishing! Brad was personable and took the time to walk the kids through everything including a nearby eagles nest. We had an incredible day and the kids won't stop talking about it. Can't wait to go out with Brad again!

Excellent ride ! Views gorgeous! Excellent horses! I've…read moretrained and competed in horse shows Dressage and 3 Day Eventing. My Mustang Jasper was Perfect, and sensitive to my aids, I loved it. No neck reining , half halts perfectly. Can't wait to go up and ride again. Our Wrangler/ owner was the BEST. Horses well cared for and loved. TOP NOTCH! LOVED IT, LOVED IT LOVED IT. Plus the saddles fit!

We had such a nice time it was icing on the cake for our trip. The horses are well taken care of…read moreand the owners are great, easy going guides which made it even more enjoyable :) Def recommend taking time out of rushing around or laying around bc it's effortless and icing on the cake for sure.

I liked this river front park. It offers great scenery, a path for walking, running, and biking,…read moreand several areas to relax and enjoy the view. Safety signs are posted along the parks trail, especially for bikers regarding speed and notifying pedestrians when one is nearby by or coming up from behind. Most adhered to the rules but a few riders went wizzing by me and frankly scared the $@&# out of me. Nevertheless, it's a beautiful park and worthy of a stop when in the area. Its path runs very near the Pybus Public Market, so eats and drinks are near by. Big plus for me.

This is one of the few parks in downtown Wenatchee and is right by the water. I enjoyed the trail…read morealong the waterfront, and there were a few people riding their bike and walking outside during the evening when I was on it. It's a short trail, so not much of a walk (about a mile). But really what you come here for is the view of the Columbia River, which is beautiful. Some amenities include a restroom, water fountain, some picnic benches and tables, and there was a boat moorage and a two-lane boat launch. During my visit there wasn't anyone in the water, and when I walked on the boat moorage, there were a few people laying out on it. If you're staying in downtown Wenatchee - it's conveniently located to all businesses, including the Pybus Market. I also liked that it was close to the walking bridge where my hotel was by, to get a view over the railway of Wenatchee. Overall, visit for a brief stroll along the Columbia.

We were camping at Nason Creek Campground and just as we started exploring, we saw this stable and…read morechecked it out. Horse rides were $32 for a 2 mile ride (approx 45 minutes) per person. I made an appointment for the next morning at 9am, and the next day when we showed up they were expecting us. The horses looked healthy and happy. The stable hands treated the horses with care as they saddled them up and helped us get situated. Jake was our trail leader. He did a good job of keeping us entertained, teaching us about horses and things we encountered, answering questions, and just being friendly. He is collecting dad jokes for better trail material, so be sure to share your favorites with him. Our 45 minute ride was mostly through the forest. We crossed a road several times. There is beauty in the forest, but we did not get to any territorial views. There is also a 4 mile, 1/2 day, and full day option so it might be that they have time to get to even better views. This was not my first ride, but I'm by no means a cowboy. I had fun. It was my son's first real horse ride and he enjoyed it. I would go again.

I spent much of my childhood riding with Icicle through the nearby Summer Camp (Zanika) and they…read morewere always so fantastic with us kids. Now, 15 years later, we've come back with the next generation of our family and they are still just as wonderful. My sister-in-law and I wanted to take my two young nephews (two and three years old) on a trail ride with us, so we called to schedule one for the next day. But oops, we accidentally made a reservation with their Leavenworth location in town rather than their location at the State Park on Lake Wenatchee. When we showed up this morning for our reservation, there was no guide there! We called in, and Megan immediately helped us resolve our scheduling mistake and personally saw to it that we would still get a ride in that day. Two hours later (we killed time at the playground at the state park), we were back at the stable and on our horses (July and Cookie) with the boys! Megan personally took us on our ride, and was an amazing guide-- very patient with the littles and constantly checking in with us to make sure they were doing okay. If you're looking for a family friendly stable in the area, you've GOT to go with Icicle!