We had such a great experience at Off The Wall Game Zone! I especially want to shout out Arthur and…read moreJulien for going above and beyond. They showed incredible kindness and patience with our four-year-old, which honestly made the whole visit so much more enjoyable for our family. It's not always easy managing little ones in busy, high-energy places, but they were so attentive, helpful, and genuinely caring. You can tell they really enjoy what they do and take pride in creating a positive experience for everyone. Thank you, Arthur and Julien, for making our visit so special--we'll definitely be back!

I brought my autistic 4-year-old to Off The Wall Los Angeles and stayed with her to supervise, as…read moreshe requires constant attention for safety. I was not participating in any activities, so I didn't purchase a wristband for myself. Despite explaining this, staff told me I needed to pay or leave. Being asked to leave while trying to supervise a child with special needs felt really discouraging. I told staff she has autism and needs to be supervised, and they repeated that I need a wristband and asked me to leave. I encourage Off The Wall to consider accommodations for disabilities. I filed a complaint with the Civil Rights Division of US Department of Justice about my visit around 11am on March 29, 2026. Families with disabled children who need close supervision should be aware of this policy before visiting. We won't be back.

Beautiful hike. The hike is about 2 miles roundtrip. To get inside the cave, you have to rock climb…read moreusing a rope. Wear shoes with a good grip. Parking is residential. There re no bathrooms.

Beautiful scenery Great hiking trails…read moreAwesome cave Clean park Cool rocks Went hiking yesterday

The facility is clean, organized, and welcoming. My child looks forward to every class and has…read moregained so much confidence. Highly recommend!

Great experience! Very attentive very kind, very patient overall a great place to send your kids…read more10/10 recommend!

This review is long overdue. We took our trip with Ko-netic in mid -November…read more I should start with saying.....our groups idea of camping was car camping, glamping or a cabin. Naomi and her team actually cater to all levels of experience. We hired Naomi and Nelson for a celebratory adventure. We didn't really know what we wanted or how much adventure we wanted (or were capable of). Ko-netic worked with us on all the large important details (fitness level of the group, location restraints, time constraints, our access to equipment, outdoor experience level). Naomi was patient and talked us through some different ideas before we finally settled on a short camping and canyoneering trip. From there, they made sure everyone was safe, prepared and ready for our adventure. They scouted the area ahead of our trip to make sure everything was good. They emailed us important information (how to pack your bag, what to bring, itinerary, weather, what to expect, last minute checklists) as we approached our trip. They checked in with every single person to make sure they understood what we had and what they needed to provide. The night that we departed, they helped us pack our bags, checked out what we were bringing, eliminated somethings, made recommendations on others and off we went. They drove us to the base of the trail where we would hike to get to our camp site. Before we started our night hike, they gave us some pointers, checked our bag loads to make sure we were comfy, helped us adjust and off we went into the night. We took the hike fairly slow and they were patient and made sure each of us was okay and having fun. Once we got to the camp site, they helped us set up our tents; made sure we changed into dry clothes to stay warm, made us a fire, made s'mores and showed us how to stay warm in our tents and bags. They even scared a few bears off that wandered into our site. When we woke up in the morning, they were making breakfast for us. It was so nice to have something warm. They helped us get packed up and off we went to rappel down a waterfall. We hiked to the fall and had lunch that they provided. They also provided the wetsuits (a must have in November) and took us down some canyons and waterfalls after we ate. We all had such an amazing time. The hikes were not difficult hikes but our group was challenged. There were a handful of us that had never carried a pack while hiking. Naomi and Nelson made that challenge fun. They kept the conversations going on the hikes, they constantly kept an eye on us, pointed things out as we passed them (caves, poison ivy, foliage, random cabins). They stayed positive and upbeat the whole time. We would absolutely recommend Naomi and Nelson for any adventure excursions. We wouldn't hesitate to take another adventure trip with them again....maybe some rafting, high ropes, or a snow adventure.

KO netic is the best company for all your adventure needs. I have personally snorkeled and rock…read moreclimbed with the owners and have had a blast every time! I highly recommend this company for an adventure of a lifetime!!

The service provided by ARC adventure is phenomenal. Jackelin E. and Bob L. Do a great job managing…read moreeverything. From kayaking to rock climbing and camping, the adventure program is a great opportunity for arc students to experience the outdoors.

Great company to rent a rock wall from. I would definitely rent from them again. They were on time,…read morequick with set up and their staff was very nice and great with all the kids who came by.

Unfortunately the hummingbird trail is not the same with the new housing development. And every…read moretime I visit these days the situation gets a bit worst: as the development limits entrance onto the trail. Once you get beyond the development you will be treated to some great hiking and boulder climbing if you choose. Still worth the visit: today I was in search of waterfalls after the rain storm, unfortunately just puddles of water. There were cute frogs though!

Parking: Looks like you can park on the street next to the…read moreentrance but not directly inside the culvasac. (This is what the locals do) Besides that, there is a gravel parking lot across the street from the new development, north west corner at the intersection of Mount Sinai and Kuehner Dr. Conditions: It has just rained and the trail was really washed out, there are a slew of mountain biking trails that are connected to the trail. All join about midway up the mountain. Definitely steep and requires some climbing. The rocks are a rough sandstone, so very grippy. Overall: Enjoyed it, views are great, it was overcast on my visit but could be very hot. You are in the direct sun for all of it. Would return, approximately 2-3 hours of hiking, depending on how curious you are.

I will forever compare every gym I go to, to this one. And none of them will measure up. I will…read moremiss it so much once I graduate. This place is CLEAN and has amazing equipment. Staff enforces mask wearing and wipes are available to wipe down your equipment. AND PEOPLE ACTUALLY DO IT!!? What?! Everyone re-racks the weights and plates properly, and there are plenty of squat racks and benches. They have a track to run on as well as a HIIT area on the upper floors. There is also an area to do abs and stretching. They offer private pilates, Zumba, and yoga classes. Not to mention that they have an incredible rock climbing wall. This place is luxurious and spacious, and I'm not mad about probably ~50% of my tuition going to its maintenance and upkeep. Only thing that bothers me about the SRC is that they have such limited hours around the holidays. For example, this past weekend following Thanksgiving, they were only open from 10-2 pm. They are also closed from Dec 25- Jan 1, which I guess is understandable. But then again they are closed the week before the spring semester starts. It makes me feel like if I wanted to work out during those times, I need to purchase a separate gym membership somewhere else (which I do not want to do). Also, keep in mind that if you want to rock climb, you have to come at certain times as well, when the rock climbing staff are there. They really need to bring back the guest passes! Especially if that guest was an alumnus. And if they are going to charge $180 a semester for alumni gym membership, maybe make it worth it by not randomly closing down a couple weeks before the semester starts.

From versatile gym equipment to fitness classes-- this place is three levels above and has good…read morequality fitness programs and a walk climbing wall. I'm definitely beginner in my fitness journey but even I know they have stuff that I haven't seen at other gyms. The only dumb thing is they won't allow you to check in for your fitness class if you're more than 1-2 minutes late.

My wife's favorite local hike. Hilly and can be slippery in some spots, but otherwise wide pa th…read more Nice views. Mile markers every quarter mile, bike tool station at fork to Butterfly trail. Nice rock formations ie Turtle rock and oven mitt rock.

One of my favorite short little hikes in the area. And if you seek a longer hike, this hike…read moreconnects to other routes. If you want a hike that goes straight up gradually with great views along the way then this is your hike. At sunset it offers great views of Simi valley and at sunrise you can see great views of LA county. Plus you get see cool rock formations and some caves a long the way. The hike does get busy on the weekends. It is a well traveled hike. The parking lot at trailhead is small but across the highway there is a larger parking lot. Just be very careful crossing the roads to the trailhead: the crossing are very dangerous with fast traffic.

Awesome experience @ stoney point. Our guide Kelvin was awesome and very knowledgeable. Highly…read morerecommend for a great climbing experience.

Rappelling fun!! We had an early start meeting two guides and the rest of the group at the visitor…read morecenter at Joshua Tree Park. I have a fear of heights so go figure...I chose to do this, but glad I did. With that said, the guides and the others in the group were extremely supportive, fun and safe. We rappelled from two rock formations: the first I considered the practice run; the second the real deal at about 100 feet. Be ready for a full day - we met at 7:45AM and ended about 2:45PM. A few of us from the group and the guides went to lunch afterwards. It was an awesome experience, am sure to do it again and would recommend these two guides (Olga and Carlos) for anything. RP

I started going to Crunch Fitness Northridge for strength training with a personal trainer roughly…read moretwo years after sustaining an ischemic stroke. The first time I entered Crunch, Stephen/Steven at the front desk smiled and greeted me; he made me feel welcome. Bishoy, a former manager was also awesome! He asked whether I cared about the age or gender of the personal trainer. I didn't. Given my existing condition, he strongly recommended Ryan Ainsworth. Ryan is exemplary! He has the eye of a physical therapist and is arguably as good as one - if not better! He is kind and nurturing. Whenever I'd whine about the difficulty of an exercise, he'd always encourage me while ensuring that I'd perform that exercise with fidelity. Ryan possesses the sublime ability to immediately adjust specific exercises to meet my personal needs. Ryan's nuanced adjustments are sublime! Current and former managers Bishoy, Johnny (at the Norwalk location), Armando, CJ, and Charlie always exhibited genuine kindness combined with outstanding customer service during times I had to postpone training for extended period of time due to illness, cataract surgeries, and fractured toes as a result of being clumsy at home. Ryan Ainsworth has given me the grace to accept myself, be resilient, and prevail with this "new normal" for which I am eternally grateful!!!

Training with Ben is amazing. He's not only very knowledgeable, but he's also studying this field…read morein school, so he truly understands the body and how it works. Unfortunately, management is a completely different story. They are opportunistic and very inconsiderate. Despite me sending emails and calling ahead of time to confirm that I would not be charged after the three-month agreement, they still charged my card anyway. I don't like to argue, so I took matters into my own hands and showed my bank the emails and explained that I had called to get reassurance beforehand; yet I was still charged. That alone says a lot about their lack of integrity and morality. What made this even more frustrating is that after the bank reimbursed me, management suddenly called me again to "cancel" the training and I forwarded the same email I had already sent months ago stating I wanted to cancel after three months. This felt extremely tedious and reactive, especially since I had already been clear and proactive from the beginning. Please read the Yelp reviews before signing up. Ben is amazing and truly cares about his clients, but management(especially Armando) makes the overall experience unnecessarily frustrating and disappointing.