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    The Adventure Collective - Welcome to the Adventure Collection.

    The Adventure Collective

    5.0(3 reviews)
    3.4 mi

    I feel compelled to write this review mostly so other people understand what they are signing up…read morefor. My wife and I went to Adventure Collective at Salishan with my daughter and her boyfriend. I had been zip lining once before, so when I read that the experience included "two zip lines," I somehow interpreted this to mean there were two zip-line courses to choose from. There are not. There are literally two zip lines. One takes you up into the treetops, and the other eventually brings you back. What happens BETWEEN those two zip lines is where things took an unexpected turn. What I thought was going to be a lovely afternoon soaring peacefully through the coastal forest turned out to be what my wife described as "paramilitary training for the end of the world." My daughter called it American Ninja Warrior training. I personally chose to imagine that the zombies had arrived and my survival depended entirely on making it across a swinging broken bridge 40 feet in the air. Because that is basically what you're doing. There are swinging bridges, barrels you have to somehow get across, rope swings, obstacles dangling in midair, and all sorts of other situations where you find yourself thinking, "Interesting. I did not realize this was how I was going to die today." It also requires WAY more upper-body strength than I was expecting. At several points I was fighting for my life while my daughter and her boyfriend were apparently having a wonderful time. Was it physically challenging? YES. Was it terrifying? Also yes. Did I spend a significant portion of the experience pretending I was escaping zombies in order to motivate myself to continue? Absolutely. Would someone who loves heights, obstacle courses, adrenaline, American Ninja Warrior, or preparing for the collapse of civilization have an amazing time here? 100%. Just know: this is much more of a treetop adventure/obstacle course than what I would personally call a "zip-line tour." Had I understood that going in, I probably would have been slightly more psychologically prepared for the battle ahead. And I do want to give a huge shout-out to the staff. Everyone was incredibly friendly, patient, encouraging, and helpful. At one point my helmet was hurting my head, and someone actually went all the way back to get me a different one, which I really appreciated. So five stars for the staff, the experience, and the fact that I survived. If you're looking for an adrenaline-filled treetop adventure, GO. You will probably love it. If you're looking for a relaxing afternoon of zip lining through the forest like I was... congratulations. You too may discover what you're made of.

    Enjoyed zip lines and aerial park today. Andrea and Katelyn were excellent guides for our all ages…read moregroup. I strongly recommend you try it for an exciting yet safe outdoors experience. The shop has some superior dog toys and games among goodies for humans.

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    Fogarty Creek State Park - Park area with lots of tables to have a picnic!

    Fogarty Creek State Park

    4.4(19 reviews)
    0.4 mi

    Another great state park that we visited during our stay in Oregon!…read more I don't think I've ever been to a beach that connects directly from the forest. After you pass the freeway bridge, the scenery changes from all green to the sandy ocean. The green scenery reminds me of Yosemite National Park in California, with the walkways and the picnic tables all around. We originally came here in search of starfish because we heard there's a ton of them here on the beach, especially in and around the tide pools. Unfortunately we didn't see any, but I enjoyed visiting overall. There were a ton of people climbing the rocks and fishing. When we noticed that the tide was slowly rising, it was time to get out of there. The water was freezing! Nice little state park. I hope to be back again soon and actually find some starfish next time!

    I've driven by here countless times, always on the way to somewhere else. Eventually, we were…read morestaying relatively nearby, and had time to just poke around. Fogarty Creek is a hidden gem - parking is on the inland side of highway 101, and a nicely paved walkway takes visitors alongside the eponymous creek as it makes its way to the Pacific. Because it is physically separate from the main destination, the parking lot has signs warning visitors not to leave valuables in their vehicles. Perhaps good to know if you're daytripping and don't have the option of emptying your car before visiting. We encountered Fogarty Creek towards the end of the day, so we're very much looking forward to a future visit when we can explore further.

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