Wow! The energy, the instructors, the bikes, everything! This place is the whole package! I dropped…read morein for a class on my weekend getaway to Moscow and I don't regret it. I will be back!

The playfields, which were finally finished and ready for play last year (2011), are a great…read moreaddition to recreation around Pullman/WSU. It's split into a lower section and an upper section, each of which can be split even further into two. This allows for a variety of sports to be played. I've only actually ever played intramural softball on fields, eight teams can be playing in a given time slot on four fields. Conveniently for the WSU intramural sports, they provide checkouts for gear like softball mitts. I've also seen soccer and flag football being played on the fields. There's limited bleacher seating for the lower fields, so it can be annoying to sit and watch a game for the upper fields, the turf gets a little tiring to sit on. There is a water fountain in the middle, walkway area of the fields but the bathrooms are all the way on the outside of the playfield area by the playfield office. Parking is usually fine, but somewhat limited. During the day you can usually find the fields pretty clear, at least no scheduled play. If you're looking for some evening fun, however, there's a good chance you'll find a scheduled intramural game going on. They are very nicely kept up though.

This is a really nice set of fields and quite an improvement over the old ones. The turf is great…read moreto play on and all the features and facilities still look new. There aren't a ton of parking spaces, but surprisingly I've never had too much trouble finding a spot. I think this is because it's such a central location that most students can easily walk.

While in Idaho for the holidays, we stopped by the Winter Spirit light display at Locomotive Park…read moreand really enjoyed it. It's a fun outing whether you're visiting with family or looking for a casual date-night activity. Parking was a little tricky, but once we got there it was easy and enjoyable to walk through the displays. The lights were festive and made for a nice, relaxed stroll. They also had drinks and snacks available for purchase, which was a nice touch. If I'm in Idaho again during the holidays, I would definitely come back.

I have enjoyed this park in every season over many years. Tonight I thoroughly enjoyed using my…read moremobility scooter to glide thru the lovely display of lights. Though a relatively small park... so much to see... from the hills in the distance & the trees during the day... to the enticing lights at night... a must see in Lewiston for anyone wanted a quiet respite within walking distance to eateries & the busy 21st street.

Truly an amazing day on the Snake River in Hells Canyon with Captain Jim and deck hand Jerry…read more Highly recommend this adventure for all ages. The geological history provided as well as the stunning mountain views was awesome. Oh, the wildlife, mountain goats, deer, bighorn sheep and numerous American Bald Eagles. Highly recommend all to take advantage of this awesome adventure. Vic & Deb

Our Guide Jace was great. He shared so much information and really made the trip enjoyable for us.read more

Dropped off three uniforms for patches. Prices were completely fair, work was good and done on…read moretime. I'd go back.

Serenity Ridge Farm & Equestrian Center: Wonderful trainer, facility, and horses! I started taking…read morelessons with Katie a few months ago (in early November) and I couldn't be happier. She's an excellent trainer--extremely knowledgeable, patient, explains things well, matched me with a dream horse, and she's funny! I'm an older rider and still a beginner, yet this is not an issue at her facility. She trains riders at all levels & I'm making good progress in a short time because she's great at what she does. She has an indoor arena so I've been able to ride through the winter, and the center is only about 3 miles from downtown Pullman. The horse she chose for me is extremely well-trained & responsive, and she's content and affectionate, which is very important to me. You can tell a lot about a facility and the trainer by how the horses behave. When you come into this stable, the horses here have their ears up & forward, and like to have their necks or faces scratched. It's clear that they are used to be handled kindly & competently, and that they like people. I've only had one other trainer, and she's at the L.A. Equestrian Center. I moved here from California in late August and was worried I wouldn't find anyone else like Jacq (Toadstool Farm), but Katie is fantastic! I feel very lucky to have found Serenity & that Katie is taking new students.

This place is amazing! I have so much fun here. They have ice hockey and skating and the staff and…read morecommunity is so welcoming. It's kind of a miracle that we have a place like this here in Moscow.

The new building is amazing, and they have a great lobby, ice, and skatesread more

The student rec center is pretty top notch. If you're a student you're already paying a fee for it…read moreso you might as well take advantage of it. It has wide variety of weight machines to use along with free weights. Upstairs is a whole strip of elliptical a with some bikes, treadmills and rowing machines thrown in. I personally prefer to run on the indoor track which is an eighth of a mile although you can't beat the workout running around the Pullman hills. It's great for getting back in the groove though or if the weather is a bit nasty outside. There's also indoor and outdoor courts for basketball and volleyball as well as an indoor roller rink area. Pool and ping pong are also available. Swim-wise there's a lap area and then a more recreational area. Plus you can't beat relaxing in the hot tub, decently-sized so you don't have to hang too close to strangers. The locker rooms (at least the women's) are nice. They have a bunch of lockers they rent out with some open in case you borrow a lock at the front desk. Plenty of benches as well. I've never had a problem nabbing a shower and it's always had warm water if I needed it. The women's also has a large mirrored area with outlets for fixing yourself up after a workout. At the front desk you can check out a whole list of items including: volleyballs, basketballs, pool cues and balls, rollerblades and so much more I probably font even know about. The rec is also where the majority of the rec classes are held. I personally love the Zumba classes but they have all sorts to fit everyone's wants. They also do free demos at the beginning of each semester for people to check out.

Pool and jacuzzi will probably give you cancer due to tons of chlorine poured in. Also, with so…read moremany millions spent, how hard was it to add sauna?