The horses are well taken care of, and the trail was on the large property. A little bit of…read moretrotting but mostly nice and easy ride. The owner Wendy, gave a quick introduction to the horses and riding basics. We brought some apples and carrots for the horses, dogs, and pig.

My family had a couple of good rides here. However, there is very little direction given and it is…read moredifficult to determine which direction you should go on the trails. Additionally on multiple occasions I have reached out for rides and have been told they weren't available. The answers are always short and without explanation or indication when a ride would be available. The animals are great, but the customer service is really lacking.

Horse camp review :) I asked my daughter how she rated her week on a scale of 1-5 and she said 1…read moremillion. Miss Tina and her crew truly educate about the whole horse and care about all the kids that come through. She learned horse safety, how to saddle a horse, how to direct a horse through an obstacle, trail rides, typical horse chores, and so much more. They also add some flair with total camp activities like making adorable tie dye tshirts, various arts and crafts, made popsicles for horses, played games, etc. At the end of the week they invite parents for a little award ceremony.

Took my daughter here for one of her birthday presents. I called last minute (due to my own…read moreprocrastination) Tina was able to accomodate us on short notice! My 8 year old loves horses and had a great time at The Whole Horse Place. Jazzlyn also said Tina was really nice too! And the horses were very sweet and gentle. It was a very hot day & location is far from stores so pack a lunch & bring plenty of water. & turn on your GPS or download the map because area is offline.

I went on the "Mt Rainier Highlights Tour" with a group of around 20 people. Our tour guide was…read morethis guy with a cool beard named "Lucas". He was a little late, but he made up for it with how much of an interesting character he was. Throughout the journey, all the way up to stopping at Elbe on our way out, he talked our ears off, but I could listen to that guy talk all day. He told us historical info about Rainier, stories about his personal life as well as previous experiences doing the same tour I went on. Very open to questions too! Took us to Fred Meyers (Kroger) on the way to the park so we could buy some lunch. Showed us all the cool spots to take photos, was very clear on times to meet back, where to go, and even gave us his phone number in case we needed it for something. Since I went during early april, there was still a lot of snow on the ground. Lucas provided all 20(or so) of us with these shoe attachments called "microspikes", which allowed us to walk on the snow/ice covered ground with relative ease. He even made it work for someone with small feet (a kid). Told us over and over to drink water & be safe and whatever else. So uh, great guy, great amenities, great info, great experience. Overall 10/10.

Excellent tour and tour guide. We saw beautiful sights, communities and views of Seattle that made…read moreme decide not only am I coming back to Seattle I'm staying longer and taking this tour again.