We really appreciated Willamette Tides willingness to do a special shuttle excursion for my family…read more(4) this past week. Don was very helpful in telling us ahed of time what to look for during the 3-4 hr. paddle, and he did a great job of helping us out of the river and back up to the shuttle. We had a wonderful time, and will be back!

Love this place, I would consider it my home field even though I live quite the distance from it…read more There are good people there and the owners are amazing, they truly care about the sport, people, and the experience. Their also humble, and appreciate that they get to do what they love for a living. I can't recommend "The Swamp" enough!!!

Lots of fun I went here for one of my first paintball trips shreck is the owner and he is nice toread more

Joining the Oregon fishing club was one of the best things I've ever done. My first year in the…read moreclub, I fished on one of their private properties and had one of the best times of my life fishing. I caught the run just at the right time and always filled my card. If you are new to fishing in Oregon or just love fishing, ofc takes the guesswork out of where to fish. You will love fishing on their properties as they are well maintained and very low use. Bruce is a great guy and already in the short time that I have known him I have learned a lot about fishing in Oregon.

Great place, really good encouraging trainers and good facilities. One of the best places I've…read moreridden and the outdoor trail course is the bomb

A small, one man (Mitch Smith, proprietor) operation which has everything you need, whether you're…read moreinto tying your own bugs - or you want to take a class in learning how - or if you need a new rod, or some good info on the local streams. Most every fly he sells is personally hand tied. I've been trading here for about two years and have come to depend on this place as my "go to" shop - for all things fly fishing related. Mitch is a very knowledgeable fellow and he's always willing to share what he knows with you - all without being overbearing.

I needed a specific color of rabbit fur that local retailers did not carry. Was referred to Two…read moreRivers Fly Shop and was not disappoint . A small shop that is a fly fisherman's paradise. They have pretty much what you need to make any flies, and if they didn't have certain items in stock they are more than happy to make a custom order. Mitch, perhaps the owner, was running the show. Super friendly and very knowledgeable. Prices are very reasonable with great varieties. Will definitely come back for future purchases.

most teachers act like they would rather be anywhere else. So mean to my daughter would never go…read moreback again. expensive and not worth it.

Brawley Farms is a wonderful place to ride. The training from both Rosanna and Judy is top notch…read more Every lesson is safe, progressive, and fun. In addition to the high quality training, the community of riders is unbeatable. I can't recommend this place enough from beginner to A system!

Best public disc golf course in Corvallis city limits. Well, I guess that's not saying much, but…read moreya know.... It was at one point, and probably still is, the most played course in the State of Oregon. So if you go during the busy times during busy season, you'll get a chance to practice your patience. Usually a large group will let a twosome play through. Some doofuses, not so much. You might just have to skip a hole if you want to move along. The course is fairly wide open, but a skilled player can still manage to lose discs. Ask me how I know. Watch your errant throws; all the roads and areas past the little puffy plastic markers are out of bounds to help keep people walking in the park safe. Let's go play! I have a tee time reserved for... well, whenever I get there. I'll be the guy with the round platters of plastic cussing at myself for the drive off the first hole tee box.

Wow! Outstanding disc golf course!! The course can get a little busy, and if you're brand new to…read morethis activity, you may want to start somewhere a little easier (like Mary's Park in Philomath). But you can also just play it cautiously as needed and you should be fine. It's also a blast watching the pro's hurl their discs through the air like some sort of olympic champions. And if you happen to be here in August there are LOTS of blackberry's you can pick for nourishment. And believe me, if you're doing the entire 18-hole course, you'll need it!! As far as the rest of the park goes, there's lots and lots of space to run around, lots of people with their dogs. They have one of the better playground structures for kids. There are park benches, and some of those stand-up grill pits to cook in. An easy park to overlook b/c of it's location, but definitely worth a trip, particularly for the disc golf experience!

We came upon Starker Forestry Tour trail online when checking along the 20 for short trails we…read moremight want to check out as passing through. It's super easy to find from the 20, just a few minutes down a paved and gravel road with good signage. There's a small parking area at an intersection of roads where the tour begins. As a tree hugger I generally cringe, plug my ears, or turn away from anything involving the removal of even one tall beauty. But I will admit, after taking the informative trail I respected the education and information provided by the tour. The trail starts at a large covered pavilion with long benches and utilizes signposts along the short loop to help both kids and adults learn about the industry, as well as the natural inner workings of the forest. Special focus is given to beauty #15 and it's individual purpose, as well as how the environment around it has changed through the years. The path is well-maintained, fairly flat and easy, with an even gravel surface. Seemingly in the middle of nowhere, the Starker Forestry Tour has a beautiful setting and offers a simplistic way to learn a bit more about the gorgeous Oregon forests.