Fun, fun, fun! No sun! Cloudy day with a spot of rain. We had a blast…read more We booked a Quad car. Very easy pedal with an electric assist. We know the area is so beautiful but today we enjoyed the dance clouds all around pedal down the track and back for 12 miles in two hours. RL writer host were exceptional. They provided a good description with some comic relief along with necessary safety protocol to have a fun time. and it was fun, fun fun!

Took the 4 hour ride but finished in 3. It was very scenic and easy both ways. It was our first…read moretime riding the rail. The seats had seen better days but didn't affect the ride much. Fun as a one time activity.

Highly recommend this place ! Dillon, Jake and Bill made great guides and hosts. We had an…read moreabsolute blast doing the jet boat down the river. The rapids were so fun ! We saw mountain goats and 2 bald eagle. Loved the history of Sheep Canyon and Kirkwood Ranch. Lunch was so yummy and such a scenic view Give yourself plenty of time to get there as it is quite remote and does take awhile to make the drive. Definitely do this if you can !

My husband and I just moved to Oregon, not quite a month ago. My best friend, Charity, came out…read morefrom Kansas City, and wanted to do something that she cant do back in Missouri. So, she was surfing the web and came across this. I am so glad she did! It took almost 3 hours to get there, but the scenery from Vale to the dam was well worth it. At first, I didn't want to spend that much money for a boat ride...but, I now think it is worth every penny and more! I had such a great time. Dusty was our guide (what do you call them? Are they Captains?) He was not only a great guide, he just seems like a great person. He was nice, polite, and did one hell of a job on the river! I have great memories with my bestie, and some really great pictures also. We didn't see any exciting animals, but that's ok. Still a great trip! I will go to Yellowstone for wild bears! :)

My crew of 13 other girls and I had a great time in the white stretch hummer last weekend for a…read morebirthday party! I had a tiny hiccup and the owner Zack promptly resolved. The customer service is the best I've had from a company in a long time! They go above and beyond. The driver was flexible and friendly and the limo was super clean and stocked with champagne, sodas and waters. The sound system was good too, all that was important for our 90s throwback country jam playlist I highly recommend

I booked Showcase's pink Dodge Charger for a concert. Everything about the experience went…read moreseamlessly. Booking was straightforward. The driver contacted me ahead of time by text to introduce herself, provide her contact info, and to ask about chilled champagne and sparkling apple cider. She showed up early. She got us to and from our event safely in rush hour traffic, with snow! She was so wonderful, I actually gave her a hug when she dropped us off. The limo was immaculate, inside and out. Having rented several limos from different companies, I was impressed with how pristine the limo was. The interior lighting worked perfectly, no busted buttons or marks on the seats. It looked the way a limo should look. Thank you for the great experience, Showcase! I would recommend Showcase without hesitation.

Absolutely a must do experience. Our guides were friendly, helpful, and organized. Hearing the…read morehistory of the lake as well as lake lore was really fun.

Amazing tour guides, ver accomodating. The waters were choppy but it calmed down after a while…read moredefinitely worth it!!! Also! Don't forget to tip your tour guides!!!

Gondola tram lift and views on top is a top top "tops" attraction - hard to top - on our stay!…read more Eye popping, jaw dropping, incredible stellar views of Wallowa lake and mountains on the lift that starts at 3,700 feet and travels steep up the mountain, through pine trees, about 15 minutes and about a mile, to 8,000 feet elevation at the top Mt Howard. Off the Gondola, walk 3 miles to all camera and binocular ready view lookouts of mountains in all directions and lake below. Lush green vegetation and scents of alpine high. See a parsley - only one of its kind in the world. Watch out for chipmunks - really too friendly - one hopped on my shoe - the little bugger looked up with craving eyes for a handout. If you're thinking about it - it does cost 50 bucks - and worth every dollar. The pictures in your photo album will be mind blowing memories for a Wallowa lifetime.

Yes it's expensive ($50 per adult) but I'm so glad we went. The steep ride up was spectacular as…read morethe views expanded as we passed over each tower (there are 25!). I'm not afraid of height but found this part kind of exciting. There was still a fair amount of snow, and some mud at the top which limited our ability to hike all around but we did make it to the Royal Purple viewpoint and the overlook east of it. The views were amazing! I didn't realize until I went to make this post that I didn't take many pictures once up there - I was just so captivated by the beauty of the experience.

Want a horse to carry you into the Eagle Caps? This place is it. Partial day trips, Day trips,…read morehunting trips and nature trips. Guides are knowledgeable and horses are well taken care of (this review coming from a horse person). Take your kids on a 1/2 day or full day ride into the eagle caps, it's an experience they won't forget! The Pack Station is south of Wallowa Lake on the main drag. You wont' miss it, only show in town, well run and worth it.

Horrible. I had called several times in advance to book our trail ride for my husbands birthday…read more Upon arrival, the guides were arguing amongst each other, and didn't even greet us. We were finally settled into our horses, when one guide announced that he wasnt sure if my daughters horse would even survive the trip, as she was so old. We arrived at "Aneroid Lake" with our guide, only to find out that he was 13 years old. The lake wasn't what I expected, as he was insistent that it was the correct lake, although he had not been there before! My husband and sons wanted to fish, but this lake was boggy and shallow, they caught a minnow or two, then it was time to leave. Upon return, I looked at pictures of Aneroid Lake, and it was a huge beautiful lake with lots of places to fish! The worst part was the owners and our guide continued to argue and lie to us! Two days later they refunded half of our money, but only with rude nasty behavior. Don't support this business! I am a rider myself and can't even justify giving them one star.

We just got back from a 4-day/3-night trip with Raz and company at Wallowa Llamas. We weren't…read moreready to come home. The food was delicious and varied. The views were amazing. We were surrounded by spectacular jagged granite peaks. Our day hikes wound through beautiful forests to clear alpine lakes. The clients and our guides were all wonderful. And, the llamas carried most off our stuff. Book your trip early. They fill up very fast.

This place was awesome!! Raz and Louise and all of the llamas were just amazing. I went backpacking…read morewith the PNW Meetup group and we took Darwin, Tristan, and Blazer...and all of us really loved and bonded well with these Llamas! We were trained on how to saddle them, weigh bags, and put them on the llamas so as to not overburden them. Those llamas were amazing! Tristan was the definite hummer of the group!! We had a great time backpacking with them to Pine lakes! I want to utilize this great resource again!! It was a very unique and amazing experience!

I spent a couple of days in Pendleton and stumbled upon this on Yelp. Just a heads-up, you'll need…read moreto book a reservation because the groups tend to fill up quickly--we had 17 people in our group! This was definitely more than we were expecting! The tour was about 1.3 hours long, and you'll need to climb and descend stairs and squeeze into small spaces. If any of that sounds like a challenge, it might not be the right fit for you. Our tour guide was "BRAD," and he was amazing! He's practically "been there, done that." He grew up exploring these tunnels with his friends and has all sorts of stories to share. You'll learn a lot about the history and some simple sayings that will make you laugh and give you a deeper understanding. For example, there's a "Shoot" of whiskey! From the outside, you have no idea how huge this place is, and we only get to see a small part. Don't miss out if you get the chance. We'd definitely go back and bring a friend who hasn't seen it before.

We signed up for the adults (21+) only tour which was $30 a person. It started in the shamrock…read moreunderground bar. The price of the ticket included a free drink token, 3 shots during the tour, and a sample of a local meat company. The tour was led by Matt and is meant for mature adults who don't get upset or offended by certain language. It was such a fun tour. Matt told us the history while making it fun throughout the whole 2 hour tour. I would definitely recommend this tour to anyone who wants to add a little bit more fun to the tour.

we have just returned from one of their tour, Milo is the most informative,…read morehelpful and courteous tour guide. He made the trip fun and enjoyable. Moffit Tours also provide more sightseeing & services than other tour operators at a lessor price.

Let me just start by saying it's a drive, but it's worth it. Just stunning views. It was about an…read morehour and a half from Joseph. Apple Maps* doesn't actually take you to the right spot (see my maps screen shot). I think Google maps is more accurate. Just keep following the road signs and you'll find it though! Amazing views and definitely worth the drive. There's public bathrooms (don't expect too much) and plenty of parking. There's only two, but we found an open picnic table and hung around with some wine for about an hour. No garbage cans so be prepared to take back what you bring with you. I would recommend taking snacks to picnic and make the most of it since the drive is long and windy.

Hells Canyon is a dramatic feature housing the Snake River along the Oregon/Idaho border. It's very…read morewell known for fishing and whitewater recreation. There are a couple of ways to experience Hells Canyon - you can drive down the canyon itself, take a boat tour past the dam (where the road ends), or you can head up into the Wallowas and score some spectacular views from up top. This is that up-top spot. To get to the overlook be ready to go deep up the National Forest Service roads. Mostly gravel. Take NF 39 off of State Route 86, and then turn up NF 490. This will take you close to the wilderness area and into gorgeous mountains studded with stands of evergreens, alpine meadows, and, at the right time of year, tons of wildflowers. The Wallowas are considered one of the Seven Wonders of Oregon... but that's a story for another review. This overlook is fairly primitive but has everything you need to take in the 270-degree panoramas from this vantage. Picnic tables, toilets, a parking area, and a small trail out to where you get the best views out over Hells Canyon. While the views from up here are expansive, they don't really do the canyon justice. It's hard to see deep down into the canyon from here. But that said, the views are still great. We visited in late June on a hot, early-summer year, so the wildflowers were in full effect at this location. Tons of delicate alpine flowers. So pretty! The interpretive signs give you some good info on the geography of the area as well as info on the local wolf population. So cool to be in the area where these endangered animals still roam. Coming from Portland, I hear about the gray wolves from time to time on NPR. It's great to be out where they actually might pass by every once in a while. It's a strong punctuation on the remoteness of the location. After soaking in views and catching a picnic here, you can continue on NF 490 to complete a loop down the NW side of the Wallowas into Wallowa lake and Joseph, a path we followed, which offers a ton of great gravel-road driving. Insane alpine views, sweet untouched air, and deep green solitude. I highly recommend taking this byway. A much more interesting way to get from nowhere to nowhere. The road less traveled.