Great visiting here out of town fisherman out of Florida. Had a great time. We'll do it again over…read moreand over. Great service great boat great equipment very knowledgeable. Captain very easy to get along with communicated if I could do more than five stars, I would.

Kyle, the owner, is terrific. Went steelhead fishing with a visitor who was in town from Sweden who…read morehad never been river fishing or steelhead fishing before. Hit the South Santiam River just below the Foster reservoir dam. Was a gorgeous stretch of river, and while, due to user error and the nature of steelhead fishing, we were not able to put any in the boat, had a terrific day floating down the river. He really knows where the fish are, we had several on and a number of bites. He also has a larger boat on the coast for salt water fishing. Very excited to get a future trip planned with him for Albacore or ocean salmon sometime soon.

It was gorgeous and slow. Ran across this park purely by accident. I was coming up into Corvallis…read morefrom the south and ran across it as the dog was starting to show signs he needed a break.

Whether you are arriving from Corvallis or heading towards Albany, this park is a beautiful spot to…read moreput in or take out from the Willamette River. Operated by the county, it is a simple park with a good boat launch, partially shaded parking and your basic picnic and bathroom facilities. It is located 7 miles Northeast of Corvallis and roughly 2-1/2 miles from downtown Albany. My favorite part with was the arched pedestrian bridge over the boat lunch. Who says basic functionality can't have a little style?

My partner and I do acroyoga and personal training with Peter, who is awesome. For personal…read moretraining, Peter is very knowledgeable and has provided my partner with some exercises to get out of knee pain. He's also energetic and funny, which helps the hour of intense exercise fly by. Also, kids are welcome to hang out while you do personal training. My toddler has a great time lifting 2lbs weights and watching us work out. It's great being able to work out without having to find a sitter for my little one. The acroyoga classes are amazing too. Everyone is cool and there's lots of laughter. We always look forward to class and feel better after class ends. I highly recommend Rise Up.

This hometown eclectic studio boasts small class sizes, ensuring participants focused attention…read morefrom instructors. Each instructor brings great passion and their own unique talents to share. Are you looking for a yoga studio where you might also learn sword fighting, martial arts, dance cardio, or group acro? Need a fitness studio where you sweat as much as you have fun? Not sure what you are looking for, but beginning batton twirling sounds fun? Have you always dreamed of testing you secret Jedi skills? You just wandered into the right place to discover your passions and strengths!

WOW!!! Had a great time fishing and catching. Brock was very knowledgeable and informative about…read morethe river and type of fishing we were doing. We even cooked a pizza in his pizza oven while fishing.I will go with him again!!! Thanks for the good tiems

Brock is hands down the most knowledgeable and fun fishing guide to go with. He will make your trip…read morefun and you will catch some awesome fish!

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

Mary's Peak, highest of the Oregon coastal range, was a terrific day trip for our group, Eugene…read moreBurnbootcamp. Our 10:30 meet was in flux for a few days at the gym. Without confirmation, I proceeded and without incident arrived solo at Conner's Trailhead. At this point, I attempted calling the lead, who started their ascent along the summit trail. Still no contact, which usually indicated that I had not gone far enough. The lure of an artesian spring led to a brief stop and subsequent text- "Hey guys, where are you? Was it a scrub?" The sound of crunching gravel beneath my tires on the shoulder calmed my nerves a bit. That, and the fascination of an artesian well flowing off a mountainside. Two stops before the parking lot above, I encountered a small group of campers. At the Campsite, the chemical toilet was a welcome amenity. I usually find the camp signs to be interesting reading, and probably spotted the dogs on leashes or notification right away. Last stop before the top and still no word. The parking lot above is open with minimal vehicle activity. Trails are well marked and spring abounds. I set off toward the There is a group of 10-12 hikers flopped on their day packs sipping water, nibbling munchies, regarding the city beneath fog. It's also the rooster crew looking for photo ops taking a break. Several call out to me, "Look who it is." I'm splurging now on red and green Holiday Reindeer gummies and taking sips from the Camelbak. Although my trip was much shorter, uncertainty multiplied the effects of altitude. It's good to see these faces becoming more familiar in this outdoor light. I recommend familiarity with the Internet trail maps in preparation for the Mary's Peak trip. I like to have face to face contact and phone checks with others, a pancho, and small flashlight. Water, and something to chew on is a good idea. Check with the park website for rules regarding your pets. Be safe, have fun!

Just went on this hike last weekend with my fiancé and our two eight year old boys, we had a great…read moretime! The views are pretty stunning and the hike was moderate, easy trails to follow, different terrain made it fun, we even saw snow at one edge which the kids got to make snow balls with! Wasn't too busy on a Saturday afternoon either, highly recommend this adventure.!

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.

My first time taking all 4 of my kids. Two of them had never skated before. The place was packed…read more Everyone was polite and having a great time. Music was on point. They appeared to have a lot of regulars so that's means a lot. Where can you do anything for $10 on a Friday night? We will be back.

It's much better than skating outside. I suggest bringing your own skates. I used their skates but…read moreI'll use mine next time. The staff is really nice. Everyone seemed to be having fun. It is nice to have rink in Albany. There are so few rinks around here.