Ryan Horse We came…read moreby for a trail ride and I have mixed reviews. I told them I know how to ride and they gave me a horse named Ryan, who was really sluggish and required tons of leg work to keep up with the group. It was absolutely exhausting and super frustrating. We came by here to celebrate our one year wedding anniversary and I did not enjoy it. My husband and was given a different horse named Ranger, and he didn't have to do anything to keep his horse moving. He had a much better experience than me. Another con is they don't let you interact with the horses before the ride or after the ride. I would have liked to be able to pet the horses or pet them and get some close ups with the horses. When you are on the trail ride they take your photo at two spots and this is included with admission cost. However we paid full price and I heard other people say how much they paid and they had used a groupon and paid half as much as us. After the ride, they offered us a promo to come back but I did not take the flyer because I did not want to go back. I feel bad writing this review because I don't want anything bad to happen to any of the horses if their business does badly but I did not have a good time. I don't recommend riding the horse named Ryan. The company also said to not to bring your phones but everyone else brought their phones. I was disappointed I didn't have mine.

Pathways on Pleasure is a beautiful farm, fun, and welcoming place to ride. I have taken riding…read morelessons for years having the chance to learn from Michael was a wonderful experience, he is knowledgable, informative and always kind and considerate. Not to mention the trails are stunning and theirs a great variety of horses. It's a great place to ride.

I came up to Ridgewood Farm to check it out and had a really good time. Tyler is a great instructor…read moreand the stable is even warm during the cold winter months. They offer private, semi-private and group lessons and aren't too far from the city of Toronto. Their horses are trained really well and they will work with you to teach you what you need to learn. Most of Tyler's students win in the competitions they attend. I would definitely go back. :)

I am a new adult rider and I have been looking for a stable with great instructors and horses for 3…read moreyears. I found the stable I was looking for; Ridgewood Farms. I am taking lessons with Adrienne and she is terrific, relatable and is a skilled instructor. She challenges me just enough so I feel challenged yet i feel perfectly safe and confident that I can do what she asks. Michelle and Tyler, the owners are incredible as well. If you are looking for a stable look no further. This is one.

Celebrated my daughter's sixth birthday here with her grade 1 classmates. Their birthday package…read morewas perfect for the size of our party and the outdoor environment was just right for children. Everyone including the parents had an enjoyable time. Highly recommend this place for children and adult outdoor adventure fun.

We went as a group of 6 to Treetop Trekking Stouffville for a friend's birthday and did the 3 hour…read moreexperience. 4 of us took a Lyft from downtown Toronto and it cost around $60 after tipping, which wasn't too expensive after we split it. We arrived in the morning with all the little kids and their parents on a Saturday and it was raining. But the park didn't close and it was actually not that bad in the actual trees. However, we did get very wet and some of the wooden obstacles were quite slippery. I would definitely recommend wearing the right clothes! Wearing grippy running shoes helped get through the obstacle course - even in the rain. And the long pants and long sleeve hiking jacket kept me from getting rope burns. It was overall a good time and would definitely recommend it to other people. The only thing is, we were only able to get through 4/6 courses with a short break in between because we were a bit more cautious than other groups. It took us 4 hours so we ended up getting kicked out in the end because it was only supposed to take 3 hours. I wish they had let us stay a bit longer. 6 courses in 3 hours would only be possible for people who are already quite athletic I think. Otherwise staff were friendly, the orientation at the beginning was helpful, and the snacks are a really good price. I think it was less than $3 for a mini can of Pringles or a small bag of chip nuts. There's also water and popsicles available too. Washrooms weren't the cleanest but I wouldn't expect them to be in an outdoorsy place like this.

I brought my kids here for the first time to attend a birthday party. Pretty big place with various…read moretracks beginners to advanced. My kids had a blast! They offer bike rentals but we brought our own. I like their party packages which is 3 hours long. I would certainly consider hosting a party here for my kids in the future too.

Joyride 150 is AMAZING!! I had no problems at all, the foam pit is really fun, and the staff was…read morereally nice and cooperative. This place is definitely recommended by me and I love this place!

We are a family of 3 (2 adults and a 10 yo) who are new to climbing, so when I called to inquire…read moreabout their offerings, Jeff, encouraged us to come in to check out the facility in person. The facility is clean, albeit being on the small side which does not affect our time there at all, as we're just starting to learn. Both times we were there, we were lucky enough to have the place mostly to ourselves and we've been having lots of fun on the auto-belays. Jeff is very personable and laid back, which is really nice, because the last thing I wanted was having someone hovering over me as I ungracefully try to maneuver my way up the colour coded path. We'll continue to learn here and I am looking forward to trying out their summer camp for my daughter soon.

There are two Rock Oasis gyms in the city, one in Toronto and the other in Ajax. The Ajax location…read moreis actually located inside of the Ajax Community Centre. The photo on Google Maps of the entrance isn't actually the one I was able to enter from. If you're facing the entrance where it says "banquet hall" (that's where it'll take you in the nav), walk to the left until you see another set of doors. Once you walk in there's hanging signage that will say "rock climbing". Follow these and you should start seeing signs for "Rock Oasis". Pretty easy from there! There's a little counter where you can take care of your rentals and payment. The staff member that I was greeted by was already expecting me! I had booked online the night before and signed the waiver. In the same hallway there's a set of doors that leads directly into the rock climbing area. There are cubbies to store your gear at the bottom of the stairs. Right by it was a hand sanitizing station although they had some other bottles spread throughout the climbing area on benches. It's a veryyy small climbing area! you can see everything at a glance. The walls also don't get super high which is good for beginners since you won't get as tired going all the way up. There are only 3 auto belays so it gets crowded if you're climbing alone. There is a lot of bouldering available. Since they have limited space, they had to be imaginative with their puzzles. Most of them take the approach of moving horizontally across a wider range of space rather than going up. The bouldering and the top rope walls cross over each other so on a busy day it would be more difficult to maneuver. The bouldering paths are graded by difficulty and they have a colour coding system. I will say that just because they are traversed horizontally doesn't mean that they're easier than the ones at other gyms! It's still a great challenge. Overall the gym is great for the community and located in an accessible place at a reasonable price. However it's very small. If you don't have the place all to yourself, I could find it really hard to get access to the walls you're interested in. You also probably couldn't spend that much time here if you are an experienced climbing.

Came here when I visited Toronto, and I enjoyed how big the gym was. Since the gym is decently…read moresized, the route setting feels like there's more variety in techniques. To use the auto-belay, they had me do a mini-test and gave me a card to show that I was approved to auto-belay. The locker rooms were clean. There's a decently sized parking lot.

Hub Climbing is a great space to go bouldering; I haven't yet tried the belaying area of the gym,…read morebut the bouldering section is quite large and has a section for learning climbers as well as more experienced ones. They have a training area upstairs for more experienced climbers as well, and a small gym area with a bench, cables, and other weights. They have climbing merchandise for sale as well near the front, and a vending machine with some snacks and drinks, too. I will definitely be returning to climb here again!

Very challenging. My feet legs arms hands back and neck now sore. First and last time. 60 bucks…read morefor lots of pain. Next time wonderland much more fun.

What a great adventure! 3 courses and some sweet ziplines made this a great day. Took about 2.5hrs…read moreto go through everything. The obstacles can be challenging but, you are hooked safely to the wire, so if you 'fall' you don't actually fall. This definite gives confidence when you see an obstacle that makes you seriously consider the sanity of the creator. WEAR GLOVES! FULL GLOVES! You can bring your own or buy some for $5. Fingerless gloves will not help you much. That's what I used and I got a couple blisters, but I will have full gloves for next time. You don't need a ton of upper body strength to do this, kids are also allowed at a certain height. Don't think fitness is a huge factor, but you DO need to be able to climb the ladders and do a little walking uphill. Having upper body strength does help, but you'll do just fine if you're not too confident. There were people in my group of all fitness levels and heights and we all did great and had a lot of fun. I had more fun doing this than plain ziplining in the Caribbean. There is a discount if you go in the morning. Also, there were no bugs in the morning either and it was just starting to get hot out when we finished. A great active place to go! I'd definitely go again!

Great facility! The instructors are patient and informative…read more I got my deal off groupon but will go in the future and pay full.price. its super fun. You can stay the whole day.. or go for lunch and come back. its one payment for the whole day entry which is awesome since.. many places once your out your out lol. The walls.. the boulderinf walls are all great. tall ones. compared to other places i have gone. this one is one if the bests!

Worst gym! Sent my kid there for 90 minutes rock climbing event. The staff only let him tie knots…read moreand even asked him to hold ropes for others. They ignored his request for climbing, kept asking him to wait until time's up. My young boy didn't get any chance to do rock climbing the whole time. Worst experience and unprofessional staff! We paid for Rock climbing! It's ridiculous! Don't go there, Save your money.