This hike happened by happenstance…read more A friend and I were supposed to go up to Horseshoe Prairie (http://www.yelp.com/biz/horseshoe-prairie-nordic-ski-area-pendleton) for snowshoeing, but unfortunately, I let my friend drive and he was a little too confident about his car's snowy-road-handling ability. After spinning tires a time or two, we canned our fun-in-the-snow plans, turned around, and slid down the hill to civilization. While picking up chocolates at Petite Noirs (http://www.yelp.com/biz/petits-noirs-milton-freewater), the owner mentioned a nearby hike. To not make the day a total loss, we were all ears, and went for it. Just off of main street in Milton Freewater, you take the turn off for Harris Park (as you're driving south out of town, it'll be the left BEFORE you take the hill up and out of town). You then drive about 10 miles up a canyon carved by the South Fork of the Walla Walla River. This canyon is part of the Blue Mountains, and it's amazing to see how quickly the landscape changes from the drabby flatness of Milton-Freewater to the alpine-y beauty of the Blues & Walla Walla river. Once you're in the area of the park, keep going until you approach the trailhead for the South Fork Walla Walla River trail. Here there are quite a few parking spots, a couple of restrooms and river bubbles within earshot. You are clearly outside of civilization and within an honest to goodness country landscape. The deep valley is beautiful and the trail looks inviting. For the most part the trail parallels the river. Sometimes it sidetracks and goes up the side of the valley wall, but the river is always within view. The trail is well-kept and nice (other than a few boggy/muddy spots). We went for about 2.5 miles on the trail before calling it a day. We enjoyed sightings of elk at one spot (we later saw herds of deer, turkey, and even a scooting coyote during our dusk drive out). I'm so glad I made it here. I can definitely see myself coming back to dip myself within the magic waters (à la Field of Dreams) and fly fishing the stream (à la A River Runs Through It). I've also heard that you can ride your mountain bike here too---I'd also be down for that! South Fork of the Walla Walla Trail. I will see you again---very, very soon.

This was a great hike with my dog. Very turn their was a beautiful view of the Walla walla River…read more Trail was in decent condition. Plenty of parking at the trailhead.

Perfect cabin for me & my two adult daughters & my three 10-13 yr old granddaughters to spend a…read morecouple nights! Used the picnic table, the fire pit, the small refrigerator & the clean nearby shower house! Very pleasant & little noise from nearby interstate for restful nights.

We've been camping here at Emigrant Springs State Park for a couple year's now and have always…read moreenjoyed our time here. Always in the cabins. The cabins have a cozy vibe but they are pretty standard cabins. I heard they are about to take out all the mini fridges inside the cabins along with the gas oven / 3 burner stove top on the deck. That feature has been a staple for us. Not bringing our big @$$ cook stove was awesome but no more. That's fine. We'll be bringing our big @$$ stove.

What a FUN place to have on Pendleton's Main Street. After getting a history lesson from touring…read morethe Pendleton Underground, then sampling some high-end chocolate with wine at Alexander's, this place provided a welcome break for tossing a few drinks back and some axes forward. Thanks to some helpful tips from staff, most of my tosses stuck to the target. The wall, not any person. I recommend grabbing some friends and coming here for some beer (or wine), snacks, and axes.

This is a FUN place to have on Pendleton's Main Street. After learning about the Pendleton…read moreUnderground and later experiencing high-end chocolates with wine, it was nice to walk into a cozy beer-drinking (or wine) establishment to throw some axes at various targets. (Wall targets, not people.) Thanks to some helpful tips, most of my tosses stuck to the wall and I had never, never thrown an axe before. I had just my sister (a local) watch me throw for a half hour. I recommend gathering up some friends and have a party here. The folks are friendly, and as a fairly new business, they will appreciate you being there.

In town on business. This place was conveniently located near my hotel. $8 for a day pass is a…read morebargain! They had everything I needed for my powerlifting program - couple of squat racks, deadlifting platform, and benches. Big cardio area and some weight machines as well. Thrilled to see it was not crowded at all on this Tuesday night. I will be back later in the week.

Love the gym and the pool. And on site saunas to boot. The staff are nice and attentive and the…read moremembership prices arnt to bad. They offer an extensive amout of activities for adults and are family friendly.

Nice course that wanders up and down a few hills outside Pendleton. Little creek that plays on a…read morefew holes. Decent greens that don't break too much. Rough can be a bit thick at times. I usually play there on senior days Tuesday-Thursday it's a little cheaper. I would give it 5 stars if it had a better clubhouse, but they are fixing it up slow but sure. Decent food. Good track to play no matter what your level is. Not too busy most of the time. Give it a try. Then go play Wildhorse.

No longer the country club. Now it's a golf course owned by Wildhorse…read more Very nice. Bar, restaurant, shop. Great greens and course with many spectacular trees.

Just stopped by real quick on our way through town, cute little park with lots of room and grass!…read moreDeserves more credit in my opinion.

Interesting mix of homeless campers, picnickers, dog walkers and passersby. We stopped here on our…read moreway through for a lunch time picnic. I borderline felt a little uneasy with our young child and dog so we didn't really linger. We tried out the walking path along the river to stretch our legs which was nice but hot in the July sun. Restrooms seemed clean but didn't have hand soap at the sinks.

Working out of state I try to hit the gym as much as I can and this one here in Pendleton was…read moresurprisingly really good..had lots of free weights and machines great cardio section also..customer service is great thank you KAT and thank you JAMIE for helping me with my new membership card and making me feel welcome..thank you again.

Pros: 24 hour…read moreaccess, you can work out on your schedule Reasonably priced Selection of cardio, fixed equipment and free weight is extensive Wipes, disinfectant handy for cleaning equipment Dance/Cardio workout floor available, free Zumba class Positive social environment among staff and members - helpful, polite Do-it-yourself atmosphere - turn on fans, exercise videos yourself Showers and lockers a big plus Clean Cons: Barely reasonably priced No basketball court/swimming pool Sunlight from windows' glare interferes with reading tablets on cardio equipment Equipment selection extensive but only a few duplicates - you may have to wait for a station to open Music sometimes obnoxiously loud Lockers not available on long term basis, must remove gear same day TV channel selection small Overall - convenient fitness at a bargain price in a good atmosphere (excepting music) - smart, supportive management and friendly members - this place is a winner!