I've been to Jon many times and he's helped a lot with a variety of the issues I've had. I've found…read morehe's very open minded and easy to talk with as well when it comes to advice about various supplements and issues I had been having .

with the promise to relive my pain and tension in my neck and back . after a bunch of leg lifting…read moreand arm lifting and tapping on my body.. And repeated reassurances that it would work with. Him also trying to sell me cleaners and vitamins etc... .. I ended up with an even stiffer more sore neck and back . paid $144.00 for nothing. Save your money and get a massage witch is what i should have done. . very disappointing.

Mr. Vial is a great and experienced physical therapist. I went to Banner Physical Therapy at first…read moreand they were nice and kind but I realized the charges were nearly 400 dollars. Mr. Vial charges 100 max and 20 with insurance. I switched do to financial reasons and found out Vial therapy charges a fraction of the price. 20 dollar visits with insurance once the deductible is met. I would definitely recommend Eric Vail. Etc..... Banner has one Machine and Eric Vial has an entire gym and weights. Save money with better service and that is what you will receive with Vial.

Excellent Physical therapist! The clinic has a wonderful exercise and treatment program. Small…read moretown but has very qualified staff.

Christina Carlton is an amazing pediatrician, she goes above and beyond. She has a great demeanor…read morewith the kids and can handle serious medical issues. I have been taking my daughter since she was a newborn and I have always been so impressed. Her whole staff is exceptional and the office is always clean.

We just moved here from a large city and I absolutely hate finding new doctors. There aren't a lot…read moreof options for a pediatrician in Susanville and Dr. Carlton is pretty much the only one. Unfortunately, there aren't a lot of written reviews either so that makes choosing a Doctor harder. I dont like the hassle of going to Reno for a good doctor and I am so relieved that Dr. Carlton is not only local but she is FANTASTIC! I brought in my 4 year old son and 1 year old daughter. The second we were called back to a room I knew I made a good choice in Pediatrician because the nurse Carrie was amazing. She was so fun! I could tell she loves her job and she is good at it sparkle shoes to stethoscope! Carrie seemed like she was born to work in Pediatrics. Doctor Carlton came in and she was great with both of my kids. She listened to all my concerns and answered all my questions. She also, talked to me about things without me asking which makes me feel like I am not just like everyone else that comes through the doors. My son wanted to keep telling her anything that popped into his busy mind. I appreciated her talking to my kids and not only to me. I had gone to a few other pediatricians before we moved here and I actually prefer Dr. Carlton and her staff in little ole Susanville to the big city! Dont let the lack of options deter you. Dr. Carlton's office really is a good choice if you ask me.

We're going on our 4th outing with norm. He taught me how to get up on the board and last time even…read moremade me feel comfortable enough to jump the wake. Our kid did tubing. Norm is fun to be around and is a very good teacher.

Norm is the best!!! We've worked with him on all three trips to Almanor. Great wakeboard teacher…read morefor young and old. Super patient. Great boat driver!! Fun for young kids too with tubing.

Have played this course for years. Love the place and perfect for the price. Play golf in the…read moremorning then get lunch and just relax, makes for a very nice day. Course is obviously short so its perfect for short hitters and kids. If you are a longer hitter i would recommend playing without your woods to make it more interesting.

Me and my family went up to Mt Huff Golf Course to golf for Father's Day, we made a reservation…read morebefore hand stating that we would be in a group of 7 and they said it was fine and booked the reservation. We get to our first hole of the day and one of the owners comes up to our group and states that we needed to wait and let the groups behind us pass, we had no problem letting them pass until we're at the end of the first hole and the owner comes up to us again to tell us that we again, needed to wait and let the groups behind us behind us pass. This went on for 4 holes until they finally let us skip a couple holes. We in total waited 45 minutes to an hour in all, waiting for other groups to pass us. What should've been a 2-3 hour day, turned into a 5 hour day. Super bummed out with the customer service and definitely do not recommend if you have a group over 5.

These guys are the best! Great service, great equipment and a real pleasure to deal with. We…read morerented 4 paddle boards for a week and they delivered everything to our dock which was no easy task. The dock for the house was down a very steep hillside (more like a cliff) with over 100 steps and Bobby joyfully delivered and picked up everything and had a great attitude. The paddle boards really made our trip special thanks to Tracy and Bobby!

Bobby and Traci were so fantastic to rent bikes from. They made sure each of the 5 of us were…read moreproperly sized, bikes adjusted, patch kit, tools, pumps, etc. Bobby even loaned me his tailgate protector to safely haul the 5 mountain bikes. The bike are top of the line and we can't wait to rent next summer. We did West Almanor trail one day and Biz Johnson the next. No issues with the bikes at all. Great people delivering great service!

Forestry Camp (circa 1917) is run by UC Berkeley's Forestry Department/College of Natural Resources…read moreand is situated in Meadow Valley, CA in Plumas County. The closest "big town" is Quincy (about 15-25 minute drive away), and the closest "city" would be Reno, NV about 100 miles away (about two hours). Every summer, Forestry Camp is home to an intense 8-week summer course that sees undergraduates from various disciplines and universities taking four introductory forestry courses. They familiarize students with the local Sierra Nevada ecology, map and compass skills, and forestry equipment (e.g. diameter to breast height tape, clinometers, etc.) before tackling more advanced topics including silviculture and utilization (how to grow trees and then utilize the end products known as lumber). It is an extremely exciting session, and it is required of all Forestry students at Cal. It is a fast way of earning a Forestry minor at Cal, which was what I did. Students from other universities across the nation (not just limited to the UC system) may apply and sign up for camp. It usually accommodates between 30 to perhaps 45 campers. Students are housed in "bunkhouses" comprised of four rooms with two students to a room. If there aren't as many students for a year though, you may end up having a room all to yourself (as was my case). Other students who want a more up-and-close experience with nature can opt for "shantyhouse cabins" that are standalone cabins on the outskirts of camp. They have mesh screens and aren't as insulated as a result. They're still two to a cabin, and are hotly sought after at the start of camp. There is plenty more information that I want to write about Forestry Camp, but there is a text limit on Yelp so I've striven to provide an introductory text to what it is. But I do want to say that coming to camp during my undergraduate career was one of the best decisions I made in college. Of all my years of education, I have never felt like I have learned anything more useful than what I did here. I was always appreciative everyday going to class that I was learning among all these towering Douglas Firs and sugar pine trees. I felt that I lived more in the 56 or so days I spent here in Meadow Valley than in my whole life. Of course, your mileage may vary. All in all, Forestry Camp is home to an amazing collegiate experience. You spend almost your entire day with your fellow campers, seven days a week. You learn so much about a critical natural resource. And then on the weekends you go to Thunder Cafe and recreate in the woods and creeks. If you want to learn more, hit me up.