First time coming to this climbing gym. There are street…read moreparking, but I think you have to pay if you go there Monday to Friday. Staff welcome you when you get in and all staff are wearing mask. There are hand sanitizer in the gym if you need it. Bryan was very helpful and took the time to explain the safely and the gym facility. You can rent harness, shoes and chalk bag there. So if you are a beginner and doesn't have any gear, no worries, they got you. Even though the gym is not big, there are different level of climb for you to choose from. And if you need any guidance, Byran can help you out I had fun there and will be back for more :)

I had to cancel because my son woke up with a cough and a Fever and They wouldn't waive the $5…read morecancellation fee due to illness. I understand that it's a business but you can't charge someone for being sick, the other choice is to what? Go there sick and get everyone else sick? that's unethical. No thank you we will go elsewhere.

This is a fairly difficult hike. It starts at the equestrian trail head inside Beacon Rock State…read morePark. Follow the equestrian trail until you reach West Hardy Ridge Trail. Follow that trail, which is an old road, for quite some time. When you reach the end of that road, it turns into a single track hiking trail marked by a sign that says foot traffic only. From this point you start getting some serious vertical, and will soon arrive at a four way intersection at the top of the ridge. Take a right at this intersection, and follow the spur trail for about 3/4 of a mile for some seriously stunning views. Do not miss this little out and back spur. When you return back to the four way intersection, take a right and follow East Hardy Ridge Trail back down to the equestrian path. The total distance of this loop is about 9 1/2 miles per my gps, and you'll get about 2500 feet of vertical. It's definitely a good workout. We hiked this in February and it was not too muddy. However there's enough elevation here that there could easily be snow at the top during normal February conditions. It sounds like there are excellent wildflowers to be found here during the spring. Will probably return. The parking fee is $10 unless you have a Discover Pass. So don't forget to bring some cash. Also make sure that you remember to turn back on the equestrian Trail. This trail connects to the full Hamilton Mountain Trail system, and it would be easy to end up at the other parking lot for Hamilton Mountain. We actually had to give a guy who made a wrong turn and ended up at our parking lot a ride back to his car at the other parking lot. I highly recommend this hike. It's a nice mix of old roads,single-track trail, ridgeline views, and nice vertical.

Lucia Falls is tucked along the East Fork of the Lewis River. I stopped by on a spontaneous…read moreafternoon, and it felt like stepping into a sanctuary, untouched corner of nature. The walk in is easy, about a 1‑mile loop with gentle gravel paths, enough shade to feel cool but also patches where sunlight filters through the trees in the most beautiful way. I saw a woman with her stroller here, but had leave it half way through because there is an upward path. When I reached the waterfall, I was struck by how graceful it was, the river cascades over a basalt-rock ledge, wide and steady. One of the most magical things..the park is a front-row seat for steelhead trout leaping upstream. There are picnic tables nearby, so I ended up opening up my book and just reading, listening to the water, hearing frogs, and feeling completely grounded. And honestly sometimes running away from bees! Oh the great outdoors! But a very important heads-up: no swimming allowed. The area near the falls is a sensitive fish spawning ground, and the park strictly protects it. Parking is easy enough and the park is open from 7a.m. to dusk. If you're looking for a peaceful afternoon where you can unwind, enjoy a modest but lovely waterfall, go visit Lucia Falls.

It's a beautiful autumn day and I decided to take a drive up here to these falls. I have never been…read moreand I am so glad I did. The park area was very nice. Clean and well kept. There were a lot of people enjoying picnics at the abundant picnic tables that are on the site. The waterfalls were really great. I enjoyed watching the people walk down by the Falls and the children. There is no fee to come and visit this waterfall. I recommend it if you are looking for relaxing afternoon in a great view.

Nice neighborhood park. Play structure was well-maintained. Short walking trail. Only downside was…read morethere's no parking (other than 2-3 spots along the road) and no restrooms.

This is a few forested trails, one that leads to the river, but not an actual "park" as the name…read morewould imply. Parking is at a dead-end in the neighborhood where the main trailhead is. The trail to the river is down a slope for quite a distance, so the hike back up the incline is a workout. No restroom or toilet facility.

Meh...not so impressed today…read more Stopped for a hike and some scenery. You can get in a decent hike here, but at this time of year the scenery wasn't so great. Based off what I saw, I'm sure at other times of year it would be much prettier. You have to keep a pretty slow pace right now, as the trails are very muddy...ice covered mud in quite a few places. The main Sandy River trail is more like a road, with a viewpoint of the river near the bottom. The Jim Slagle loop was a single file trail, and slightly more enjoyable than the main trail. A lot of mud, not the greatest scenery, and the occasional trash made for a "not one of my favorites" hike...especially in the land of gorgeous trails.

My art education group had a fantastic time at camp Wa-Ri-Ki, and I wanted to shout out the on site…read moremanager Autumn, who was a tremendous help and so incredibly accommodating to helping our group get settled in on such short notice. There was a big variety in terms of indoor spaces we had access to for when it rained, and gorgeous views of a nearby river when it was nice out. I hope we get to use this site again in the near future, it was super close and convenient for those of us coming up from Portland.

A great site located less than two hours from Portland OR and Vancouver WA. Kitchen it well…read moreequipped, barrack style sleeping space houses a significant number of people, paths are well traversable, and the views are lovely.

Fun to the extreme! I haven't been ziplining in 15 years. I was so nervous beforehand! The…read moreeasy-going nature of both the guides and their knowledge of the course helped ease any fears. I never felt rushed or stressed the entire time we were out there. 2 hours seemed to zip right by. I went by myself and was happy to be in a group of very supportive people. The course was beautiful. Even if you hike to the top of any of the mountains in the gorge you really don't experience an adrenaline rush like flying through the air. I'm glad I went- it was a fantastic experience. Maybe I'll be back to do the aerial course!

This was an amazing family experience. Tucker and Stan our guides were super safe and confidence…read moreinspiring . Our family has never done anything like this and the guides made this adventure the highlight of our vacation. The Zip line is highly recommend. Thank you Tucker and Stan. They deserve a raise.

We booked a morning tee time here on a Sunday. We had kind of preplanned everything and checked out…read moreonline pricing before heading out. We show up a little late due to missing an exit (by about 7 minutes) but the younger man up front doesn't give us any issues when checking in. We paid and realized it came out to a bit more than expected so I go back in and ask for a some clarification since I didn't get a receipt. The new person up front looks super annoyed that I asked. Turns out the rental clubs got charged at the 18 hole rate so I told him we only planned on 9 holes. He asks me where the cheaper price is and I show him their online website which clearly states $9 and before he even looks he said it was wrong and the prices never got updated. Annoying enough the prices said 2025 rates. Now I know sometimes mistakes happen so I don't really mind the difference in price BUT what I did mind was the attitude. He was sighing, rolling his eyes and his overall general tone was just rude. I never got a sorry or anything for the misunderstanding. As of Monday when I checked, they updated their pricing to reflect what I was charged. Anyway, now we head out to the first hole. It is probably about 10:35. We line up behind the first hole and there are two groups from earlier times still playing ahead of us so realistically none of this set anyone back, right? The two groups finish up and it's probably 10:45 by the time we're up to hit. Well, guess what! Some older guy asked us when our tee time was. We said 10:20 and he's mad. He tells us we're almost half an hour late even though we were waiting behind two groups who JUST finished. Says he doesn't even know if we can play because now we'll set EVERYONE back. Mind you the next group was not even behind us yet. He makes us wait while he scurries around to ask other staff he we can go I presume. After about 4-5 minutes he waves us off to start. We are relatively fast players. We had no issue getting to the second hole before the next group was ready to play. It really just ruined our whole experience. We didn't feel welcomed at all. My sister look so frustrated she could cry. We only ran into ONE nice staff member and he looked like an instructor. Spoke to us very nice and made sure we had all the clubs we paid for. Other players on the course were also nice luckily. This is all really unfortunate because the course was a fun and pretty well kept. I did also leave a similar review on their survey and was contacted by Joe. He was nice through email and offered to cover our next trip but I really do not think we will be back.

Driving range is pretty nice really cool par 3 course enjoyed myself when I went out roughs are not…read morevery well maintained but would recommend it