edit: glad they're better now but it's still frustrating they don't advertise the time restrictions…read moreon showers. signed up for day pass back in summer 2022(?) to use their shower, unfortunately their site had no information on the showers like size and time restrictions besides that it was a feature of this business. when I arrived in person, I used my day pass to enter the building, found the shower and saw a sign on the shower door said 15min only. only 1 private shower for everyone in the gym. you have to bring your own washcloths and towels. I'm sure it's a fine gym but if you're looking for a place to shower in town it's not a good option.

My husband and I went on a trail ride with Mark on August 11th, 2021. It was a great adventure!…read moreHalf the fun was listening to Mark's stories, info about the tidal flats and history of the area. We highly recommend Trails End to anyone who likes trail rides. Mark was concerned about safety of riders and horses and made sure we all had a great experience! Thanks Mark!

Yup. So there are a lot of reviews on this place and cowboy Mark and they are all amazing for a…read morereason. Without going into too much detail this was the best horseback riding experience I have ever had. Cowboy Mark is very experienced and has been doing this for years. He has lots of stories to keep you entertained and he is also a very good poet. This is definitely something you should not miss while in Homer/Alaska. It is a whole day kind of thing so pack lunch, maybe the subway on the way is a good idea. We started at 8am and got back around 3:30 ish. Most Definitely worth the $100 we payed. Ive paid almost that much for just an hour of tail riding. Ohh and this isn't just trail riding, he takes you out on the beach with room to go around and ride in a group. Great experience. Must do!!

This is the place for any steelhead angler, experienced or novice, especially if you lean towards…read morefly fishing. Brian S. and his associates are top notch, and I won't fish with any other guide on the Anchor or Deep Creek. I live on the Anchor part of the year, and have fished with these folks, sought advice from these folks, and bought gear from them every year for as long as they have been in Stan Harrington's old "Anchor Angler" shop. Just as Stan was a "Legend" in his era on the Anchor River, so is Brian. Montana Mike

Fished here with Brian on 8/22/2022. Very knowledgeable guide, great equipment. Would definitely…read moredo it again. Recommend.

We can't say enough good things about these guys. The…read morebooking process was simple and easy, they communicated the details for the trip and directions effectively, and Amos put us on the fish! The day of the charter I was fighting seasickness and a head cold, but rallied and it was so worth it! We had a great time and it was a pleasure to spend the day with this crew. We will definitely be back and tell our friends!

Did the Halibut/Ling Cod/ Rockfish Combo Charter on Saturday & it was so great I booked the long…read morerange halibut the next day! I was amazed as over 2 days 20 halibut over 80# were caught (3 over 100 & 1 @ 200#). A dozen Ling Cod over 30# & limited out each day! Captain Gabe & Austin were helpful, knowledgeable & hard working (especially when landing the 200 pounder!) The boat is fast, smooth & built to fish! You cannot go wrong with these guys!

Large family group chartered a custom trip with Captain Gabe. We had a great time and the weather…read morewas phenomenal. We appreciate that Alaska Ocean Pros put the guest's safety as a top priority. We were on the Casino which was really nice and comfortable. Special shout out to deck hand Sam who did a great job.

Not being a gym rat, and really just a sedentary old lady, I never considered joining a gym. Then…read moreCovid hit and the high school pool closed for an indefinite time. That was really my only exercise, the aquasize. We rarely had a teacher there. I heard that the Bay Club offered pool classes at a reasonable price so I thought I'd try it. It was wonderful! We had great teachers, especially Kelly. So knowledgeable, never boring, enthusiastic, and I began to think of muscles, balance, cardio like I never did before. Then other classes came to my attention and I tried a couple. Boy, they are an eye opener. Doing things on land that I only ever tried in water. And I have a few muscles I'd. never seen before! it's a great resource in our little town, so friendly. And yes the price went up recently, but not unreasonably so. Everything is going up, right. Its clean, well kept, lots of equipment, classes and appeals to all ages and stages of fitness. I'm still an old lady, but now, a gym mouse.

I belonged to the club when I lived in Homer, and it was relatively new at the time. As Homer's…read moreonly full-service membership fitness center, nearly everyone in town who enjoys a variety of services is a member. The pool is nice because it's salt water, but it's small for a lap swimmer. I believe it's only 10 yards which is short for me. Racquetball is popular here as is the rock climbing wall. There's an abundance of free weights and machines alike. Lots of cardio machines round things out in the equipment room, and there's a large multi-purpose room as well. Not too shabby for Homer! The downside for me is the locker room. It's small and crowded with community showering. At rush hour, it can get pretty tight. Also, since I only use the club a few times a month in the summer, I have to pay the daily rate of $18 plus another buck for a towel. That seems a little steep for a day pass. I'll continue to go here since I can get in a workout, a shower, and a shave for one okay price. I live on my boat and a shower alone at one of the local watering holes is $7.

This is a wonderful eco-tour across Katchemak Bay from Homer, AK. It is slow paced and safe even…read morefor the NON-experienced kayaker. (I'm 62 and have never, ever kayaked, and I felt very comfortable the whole time.) Rick is a great safety conscious guide and teacher and pleasant host. His love for his "back yard" is evident as he shares the sites as you leisurely paddle around Tutka Bay. You see and and can touch all types of star fish, photograph anemones, commune with otters, and enjoy breathtaking scenery. Then you help gather a variety of beach plants to go in the salmon and rice soup prepared right on the beach by his assistants. It is served with homemade bread. No rush, just a great way to experience Alaska up close and personal! Thanks, Rick, for a great memory!

Great place to rent bikes in Homer. The prices are fair and the bikes were very high quality. Would…read morehighly recommend grabbing some bikes from Cycle Logical and biking over to the Bear Creek winery.