Went on a fabulous trail ride with the owner. It was just the two of us along with the owner and a…read morestable hand. We had an amazing ride, and the horses were fun and well behaved. My daughter was inexperienced, and they gave her ample instruction and we came back and did it again the following day! Beautiful, clean stable with happy critters.

I would give 6 stars out of 5 - what a fantastic place!!! I had a trail ride with Annie - she was…read morefantastic: patience, kind, and she knew horses left and right!!! If you want to find a fantastic place for trail riding look no further!!!!

Just Horse'n Around offers a great horseback riding experience with lovely stables and genuinely…read morefriendly people. The ride itself was very enjoyable. The horses were calm and well cared for, and the surrounding nature made for a relaxing couple of hours outdoors. Our guide made sure everyone felt comfortable and safe, and he was happy to answer questions along the way, which we appreciated. The three of us happen to be experienced riders, so part of me wished we could have picked up the pace and enjoyed a short gallop. I completely understand that safety rules exist for a reason, especially with mixed experience groups, but the thought did cross our minds as we rode along those inviting trails. One small thing that stood out was that our guide spent a fair amount of time on his phone, which occasionally pulled attention away from the ride and the natural surroundings during our two-hour outing. Overall though, it was a great experience. Friendly staff, beautiful setting, and a relaxing way to spend time outdoors.

Brought my daughter for a lesson as a birthday gift, she was nervous at first but everyone there…read moremade her comfortable, she learned a lot for one lesson. Liked the laid back vibe, and all the animals we got to interact with. All the animals seemed so well loved, cared for and just generally really at ease. Totally recommend! Just Horse'n Around is the perfect name, got to laugh a lot

This was a surprise weekend getaway, and it was so gorgeous! Going through the town it's located…read morewas a little questionable - there is nothing there. Like, two bars kind of nothing. Once you get to the ranch, you don't even need to leave (bring snacks and perhaps go to the little bar for dinner, we did, it was cute and very much the "local spot"). There are horses all over the ranch, and they are absolutely stunning. I've never seen any so beautiful. There is a pool, grill, full kitchen, and large areas to walk around or have a romantic picnic. I didn't realize at the time of reserving that there are three suites, which means three sets of guests at a time, but this didn't impact our stay at all. The owner made breakfast in the morning, and it was delicious! You sit in a sun kissed dining area, with a wall of hundreds of trophy's and ribbons from their horses, and he provides made to order breakfast on the spot, with fresh fruit, muffins, and dainty breakfast treats. If you're looking for solitude, the sounds of horses running through the fields at night, and some country peace and quiet - this is the spot for you.

Great place to stay. Beautiful location and beautiful horses. Will come again. Thanks for your…read morehospitality

Unbelievable I can't believe this but only 10 months ago we visited a beautiful park and I was…read moreexcited to take dog back during cool weather. There's no more Park!! It's a trail with a thin line of forest on each side and mass production of houses on either side of the trail and trees. We tried to go off the trail to find more nature but they have destroyed it. The Deep Wound: How Environmental Destruction Harms Human and Animal Healing In the natural world, forests are not just ecosystems--they are sanctuaries for healing and life. When forests are destroyed, the impact ripples beyond what the eye can see. From a trauma EcoTherapy and Shamanic perspective, the loss of these sacred spaces profoundly affects both human and animal well-being, cutting us off from the very source of life and spiritual restoration. Forests as Sacred Healing Spaces For millennia, forests have been places where humans and animals alike retreat to heal. The earth beneath our feet, the ancient trees, and the rhythmic cycles of nature hold a profound wisdom that facilitates physical, emotional, and spiritual recovery. For those carrying the weight of trauma, nature is not just a place to visit--it is a partner in the healing process. EcoTherapy recognizes that human trauma is intricately linked to the trauma of the earth. Just as humans suffer from wounds of the psyche, the destruction of the environment mirrors and exacerbates those wounds. Forests provide safety, quiet reflection, and an energetic container to process deep pain. When these spaces are destroyed, we lose a vital source of healing. The Animal Kingdom's Silent Suffering Animals, too, seek refuge in forests, not only for survival but for their own innate healing. Trees provide shelter and medicine, while ecosystems offer nourishment and safety. When their homes are destroyed, animals experience displacement, stress, and often death. This destruction severs the ancient relationship of mutual healing between humans and animals--relationships where animals often serve as guides, teachers, and mirrors for our own emotional landscapes. The Consequences of Disconnection When we lose access to nature, our collective trauma deepens. Urban environments, stripped of living ecosystems, amplify feelings of isolation, anxiety, and grief. Without forests to retreat to, trauma survivors are cut off from the natural cycles that regulate the nervous system and reconnect us to a sense of belonging. From a Shamanic perspective, every living being carries a soul contract with the Earth. Trees, animals, and humans are interconnected through unseen threads of spiritual purpose. When forests are razed, these sacred agreements are shattered, leaving open wounds in the physical and energetic worlds. The destruction of nature is not only ecological--it is a spiritual betrayal that fractures our relationship with the Earth Mother herself. Healing Through Sacred Reciprocity Healing these wounds requires a return to reciprocity--a sacred exchange of care between humans and the Earth. By protecting forests, we protect the sanctuaries where healing can occur for both people and animals. Through EcoTherapy practices, we can reconnect with the natural world, remembering that as we care for the Earth, the Earth cares for us. It is our responsibility to stand as guardians of the forests, to preserve the living beings who inhabit them, and to ensure future generations have access to the profound healing that only nature can provide. In the heart of every tree and every creature, there is a truth--when we destroy the Earth, we destroy ourselves. Pamela Nations-Weissman (Namdag Tsomo) Shamanic Life Path Coach, EcoTherapist, Hypnotherapist, and Trauma Specialist "Truth lives in The Dark - It's up to each of us to bring our Truth into the Light and share it with the world. It is our duty as human beings on this planet to do so." I was saddened and sickened by this visit. tried to post photos of the massacre but wasn't able to get yelp site to cooperate.

"Withlacoochee State Trail is a 46-mile (74 km) long paved, multi-use, non-motorized rail trail in…read moreFlorida located in Citrus, Hernando and Pasco counties. It follows along the Withlacoochee River and passes through the Withlacoochee State Forest. It is the longest paved rail trail in Florida." Probably the best paved trail in Florida. A little over 46 miles one way and has a lot of very scenic spots along the way. It is in Florida so it's fairly flat but it does have some elevation changes and some overpass over the busier/wider state roads on the route. Multiple trailheads w parking lot and restrooms. My favorite trailhead is the one in Inverness. Beautiful town along the route.

RHR is an outstanding hunting facility with first class accommodations and excellent hospitality…read more The people provide fantastic service and the selection of wild game is phenomenal. I've hunted at RHR many times and highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for a very memorable experience.

I told HR I was interested in a Dall Sheep hunt, after several back and forths we finally got it…read morescheduled and got dates locked in. The guide (Michael) was great - I was just disappointed in the 'hidden fees'. I booked a 2-day hunt, but we were successful in the first day. I didn't realize I would still have to pay the additional $250 for the second day, even though I wasn't there. I also wasn't aware I would have to pay the $850 taxidermy bill for a shoulder mount (seemed high anyway) the same day, I have always paid the taxidermist when I pick up completed work. Overall, the way the pricing was handled felt underhanded - but at that point it was too late.

Great kid friendly option. They have a large well maintained playground w rock climbing and a…read morevariety of options for different ages. Theres also food closeby, train station spot has snow cones and ice cream. Lots of boardwalks and docks to explore and even a small beach area.

This park was super clean and looked like a great place for kids. We were here to find some…read moregeocaches and had a very nice walk around the park.

Really enjoyed the trip. Can't wait until we can schedule another trip out. They were…read moreknowledgeable, kind, accommodating and prepared. They take care of everything so you can just enjoy you time on the water. Really relaxing and beautiful area.

I took a WORKING ebike that needed a basic inner tube repair. FIRST OFF $80. This is the…read moreoverinflated cost!!! I needed help bringing the bike in, so I had to ask a neighbor. I had to get a special Uber to fit the bike. I spent so much money on Ubers and repairs!! I didn't check to see if it RAN because why would I, I was getting a tire fix!!! The owner knew I ubered it in and have the nerve to ask if I could ride it in. BEWARE of this over priced, and I guess sneaky place!!!!

The name of this business isn't listed correctly…read more Yesterday, I accompanied a friend who's ebike rear tire blew. We took 2 Ubers. The inner tube was wrapped around the gears. I removed most of it. The throttle worked while we were carrying it home. We were told a price of about $60 with tube and labor, over the phone. 45 mins tops. Upon arriving, we were told it would cost more if they didn't have the right tools. But they had the tools at the other store in Crystal River. Then we were told it he couldn't get the all the rubber out and it should have no effect on the ride. Today, we use the bike for the first time, and the power and all the lights turned on, but both the pedal-assist and throttle didn't NOT work. My friend called up there and they told her we brought it in banged up??? SHE PAID OVER $80 FOR SERVICES, BY A PERSON WHO DOES NOT TEST THEIR WORK BEFORE RETURNING TO CUSTOMER. They don't mind bad reviews. We were told.