Had a wonderful experience! Met multiple guides who were all friendly and went the extra mile to…read moreeducate us and meet us at our skill level. They made us feel part of the family, clearly evidenced by the presence of multiple repeat clients. I'd book with SWS again in a heartbeat!

I've spent the past thirty plus years skiing resorts but over the last three days, the SWS…read moretrainers, Nathan and Caleb, prepared me for my beginning of backcountry adventure, with the avalanche class. I wish I had taken this class sooner and will get more of my family trained with these knowledgeable and friendly outfitters.

Totally awesome day on Mt. Shasta with our guide Daniel. My dad and I booked a one-day tour with…read moreSMG to strengthen our backcountry skiing skills and to get to ski some of the awesome terrain on Shasta. We skinned up to around 9400ft and then transitioned to ski down. Daniel went out of his way to care for our safety, learning, and experience on the mountain. You could also tell he cared a lot about the mountain, town, and the outdoors in general. If you're getting into backcountry skiing, I highly recommend a day tour with SMG on Shasta!

I have been on two expeditions with Shasta Mountain Guides, and a friend has gone on a third trip…read more None of these trips saw the summit. Now I understand that in mountaineering weather plays a deciding role in if a summit is reached or not, but it seems to me like reaching the summit is NOT a priority at ALL. I mean ZERO priority. On this second trip, I was also told by one of the guides that my "footwork" was not good enough (whatever that means), so I was forbidden to head up towards the red banks. Meanwhile, I was in lockstep with the rest of my crew, and was not complaining, for a major blister I had on my heal. After having spent $3,000+ for the guides, (not to mention all other associated costs) they served ramen noodles with frozen meatballs in a cup. (Not a plate, meaning portions were tiny). Personally, I find their guidance underwhelming, and for someone to decide whether or not I can climb is preposterous. I do not recommend this company.

Lucas Gymbojie was INSANELY kind and considerate. He helped me with a V4, he showed perseverance…read moreand dedication on wanting me to get better and better a better version of myself, he was not giving up on me and for that here's 5 stars. LG is the best there ever was that ever walked in this building, if there was a chance for anyone being Magnus son, it would be him. Thank you Lucas Gymbojie for your outstanding performance and may everyone strive to be like YOU...may everyone's ancestors know your name and have your legacy be passed down through generations through generations. #givehim/heraraise

Love this gym. Been here for about 2-3ish years now. Has a nice area for calisthenics and weight…read morelifting. But the best part is the climbing wall. Tons of walls to climb and they change every week. The community is also top notch. Met many friends that I'll have for life. Definitely one of the greatest places to be!

I've been here numerous times. This is a really great work out and it's also super great for kids…read more I bring them here to strengthen their core, improve balance, learn about their body orientation in space, and expend energy. The assortment of walls they have is good. Every time I'm here the "rocks" are moved so there's versatility, which is nice. There are usually 4 beginning type ropes, those kind that repel you. Prices are reasonable, no complaints from me, but my husband trips, lol. Hours are good, location is fine, parking is okay. They have kids classes, summer camps, and adult classes; good range of services. Highly recommend if you live here or are visiting from out of the area looking for something fun to do!

The main guy started to become mean when I used my friend's harness instead of paying for one of…read morehis. Make sure not to use your friends stuff if you don't wanna get yelled at.

An inactive volcano, Mount Shasta is the fifth-highest mountain in the Golden State. 14,179 feet…read moretall it dominates the landscape of this area of Northern California. I'm from North Carolina, which boasts the tallest mountain east of the Mississippi (Mount Mitchell, 6684 feet). Allegedly, the volcano was last active in 1250 AD. No Yelp then to prove it one way or the other. There is a fabulous vista point not far away on I-5. I'd love to catch it at sunrise but alas, I'm heading south this afternoon and can't stay to get closer to Mount Shasta. Instead, I'll just have to be satisfied with the great views of the mountain from the highway. [Review 20958 overall - 488 in California - 1943 of 2023.]

Driving past Mount Shasta on I-5 you just can't miss this natural piece of beauty. Its 100 degrees…read moreand somehow the mountain still appears snow capped in late summer. Most of the surrounding area is very flat and then all of a sudden your attention is fully grabbed by is presence. An unplanned stop and slight detour isn't a hard decision to make. I pull over and stop. Open the trunk and pull out a little bottle of apple cider I packed for the trip to Seattle. I sip the near burning hot cider and it reminds me of the holidays - the only time I would have such a beverage. Apparently my Black Opel paint made the back trunk into an oven of sorts. I gaze at what appears to be a snow capped mountain volcano. It takes a moment to realize the altitude difference of the top of the mountain and where I'm standing - apparently 14,162 feet. I take a small hike or nature walk. I pick up some rocks that had a huge volume and very little weight. Apparently lava that dried up when it was near the surface and under no pressure. I think most of the time in life some of the most enjoyable moments and events are unplanned. Maybe schedules and windows of time and reservations are overrated.

Awesome hike from the upper parking lot to the base of Castle Crag Dome! The first part of the…read morehike is a tree covered dirt path with a steady incline. The last mile or so is switchback style over very rocky rough terrain. It is a gorgeous view of the canyon and up to Mt Shasta at the top!

Located in Castle Crags State Park, the Dome is one of the area's most prominent features…read more You can summit it via hiking, or there are numerous technical rock routes. Unfortunately for punters like me, the easiest line is 5.8, and the grades rise dramatically from there. Maybe some day when I'm stronger!

Deep tissue message is amazing. I had Steven as my Deep Tissue Masseur and it was under conditions…read morethat were less optimal on my part and his - let me explain. My back had gone into a major spasm and I needed deep tissue work done and I had called Inward Bound Wellness on short notice. Steven had created an opening for me as we spoke on the phone. He fit me in and worked out the spasm, as we were going through the massage Steven asked me questions about my recent activities. He pin pointed a few muscles and explained what their use was for and I was able to figure out what caused the spasm. The previous day we were moving and I had carried by myself a large tube tv up 17 stairs sideways and from his decriptions of what each tweaked muscle and how it works allowed me to pinpoint the cause. Thank you Steven. Justin W.

Steven Domingues of Inward Bound Wellness is an excellent Massuer for Thai Yoga Massage. I…read moreexperienced with gentle care and explaination of the process of having Yoga done to you. The streching out of muscles you may only rarely use, to regain the mobility you may not have realized you were missing. Though not like a typical massage, you still leave Inward Bound Wellness with the holistic appreciation of how the act of massage helps the whole body. I highly recommend Steven for you next massage experiance. Melanie M.

I moved here 3 mths ago to Rogue Valley South. It's a clean community. People are friendly and…read morehelpful. Dog friendly. It's a well kept community.

A BEAUTIFUL 55 + Older MHP. to retire at. Lovely Park Like settings with immaculate landscaping…read morethroughout the Community. A large Swimming Pool, and complete Clubhouse that features a full kitchen, open recreation area, library, and separate billiards room. Several resident owned homes are generally available for sale. Located in Phoenix, Oregon just to the south of Medford, Oregon. Take Highway 5 and then Exit 27 to Phoenix Oregon. Follow the signs to Pacific Highway South. Then it's just a hop, skip, and a jump to 4624 SOUTH PACIFIC HWY.. Come take a tour of the Park and stop by the office that's located in the Community Clubhouse as you enter this Retirement Mobile Home Park. As Community Manager of Rogue Valley South, I'll be pleased to answer any and all questions you may have after welcoming you to our lovely Retirement Community. Thanks Friends Lewis Lee Community Manager Rogue Valley South Mobile Home Park 4624 South Pacific Highway Phoenix, Oregon 97535 OPERATED BY COMMONWEALTH REAL ESTATE

Love this park. It would be perfect if they added some exterior lights at night . Overall I enjoy…read morecoming here :)

Our family has enjoyed this park over the years, and what would we do without it? Yes really with…read morenot too many choices for kids in this town. Klamath is growing so hopefully more family friendly businesses will set up shop.

Rafted the Klamath River with a friend and Aaron as our guide this weekend. Aaron was very…read moreknowledgeable about the history of the river, the vegetation, and the people significant to the development of the river. We were very impressed with Aaron! Had a blast rafting down the river with the beautiful surrounding scenery, the quiet waters mixed in with rapids - so much fun! What a great finish to our vacation in Mt. Shasta. Thank you, Aaron!

What a wonderful experience Aaron provided for us and our 13 year old grandsons. So fun hearing the…read moreboys giggles when we hit the white water, they were the oar man on the front of the raft. It took several conversations with Aaron before the boys jumped into the chilly water and then we couldn't get them out. Aaron's knowledge of the river and area was also a lovely surprise during our float. I would highly recommend utilizing his service in Mount Shasta.