We (59/ 57 yo old couple) chose the Kettle Crest Trail due to the vista, location, and this ride…read morewas head and shoulders above our other rides in quality, duration and difficulty! It is NOT for the faint of heart. The trails are mostly narrow with steep drop-offs (ie no two tracks), but the horses handle it beautifully, and at the end of the day you will likely say "Wow!". The Schertenleib's were on time and ready to go as scheduled. The location is well-marked and easy to find using their instructions. They gave a short introduction for new riders, and pick the horses to match the riders ability and experience. The horses appeared to this newbie to be healthy and very well-trained. Blaze and Frankie were our mounts, and they were fantastic Rosie led the ride, which lasted ~4-1/2 hours roundtrip through very rugged and remote terrain. Temperatures were in the mid 90's which likely resulted in not seeing any wild game. Approximately 2/3 of the way through the ride there is a 20-30 minute rest time at a remote cabin (available for rent from the state). Anything you bring will be limited to whatever you can fit into a small saddlebag, so pack lightly. We highly recommend True West Trail Rides, and we are looking forward to riding with them again!

This was the BEST memory of our trip to Glacier National forest- we made a appointment for the…read moreearly morning ride and it did not disappoint ! The staff is knowledgeable and friendly and the horses were clean, strong and happy... We will definitely take our whole family up next trip and share this happiness with them!

For most part we really enjoyed this trail ride . We've been to several trail rides in different…read morestates . We consider ourselves to be at intermediate riding level so 2 hours of very slow riding was a bit boring after a while. This is absolutely perfect for beginners. If you're an advance rider you'll be bored. Horses were gentle and friendly. They were well groomed and appeared healthy. The ride is somewhat scenic. Most of the ride was through the forest trail . Our guide could be more personable. I didn't really care much for interacting with her. Also, horses are trained to be walking very close to one another which personally I didn't like. I prefer riding some distance away from the horse in front of me. My horse's head was almost in the butt of the horse in front of me.

I had a really good time riding! The horses were great and very cute. They're well groomed too so…read moreit was nice to see them getting proper care. The trail was pretty good but if you're more than a beginner it's a little boring. I also wish our guide was a little more social, she was a little intimidating. She was also pretty rough with her horse kind of awkward watching her get actually mad at her horse as the guide. Other than that it was still fun to get out and meet a new horse. Owner responded to another comment of someone in the group and this experience is definitely not like what i've done before. Went over zero safety and it was just like let's start riding! But it was fun if you're a beginner and can't find another place.

I truly loved this place when we visited is Spokane. My daughter brought us here and educated us on…read morethe process of writing the carousel. Yes, those are processed. It's not just a carousel. There is a team member that stands on a platform and refills a mechanism that sticks out close to the carousel so that his arms linked to the carousel. At the end of the mechanism there is a ring that you need to grab. The carousel will spin around and on the other side there is a stand in which you can throw the ring into and try to get it within one of the holes. It was so much fun. Try new aim while stay on the carousel. The ride was very inexpensive for all four of us. There is a gift shop in the same building that you can buy Spokane gifts at and also get some goat food. IYKYK. The carousel sits next to a lake and is located near a tower. If you're in town stop by and try to get the rings into holes.

The carousel has been a favorite of mine from the time I was big enough to ride it. It's changed…read morehomes a few times since then and the newest one is very nice and roomy. I do wish that it was a bit more open air though so that you could hear it from outside the building. If you are visiting town it should be on your must-do list.

Good news first: the play equipment is very fun and engaging for all ages (even this "old kid") …read more There are designated areas for 4 and under though beware, this is not enforced. Don't expect the equivalent of a "lifeguard" or other such staff to supervise your child. But if you're even half a parent, you'll be watching your child anyway. The party package pricing is comparable to similar venues such as Flying Squirrel, etc. (which means not cheap - but you'll pay similar anywhere) The reason for only 2 stars is lack of organization and poor communication. When we arrived for my granddaughter's party, were told we had 2 hours (which we knew) but they added, "no worries on time, kids usually are worn out and ready to leave in hour and a half" After that, it was all on us to organize the time (how long to play, how long to eat, how long to play more before cake/gift opening, etc etc) We were halfway through last part (gift opening) when suddenly I was told "you have 5 minutes to get out or you'll charged a late fee" WT actual Hell??? Where was THAT speech as we were checking in? We had to grab and dash and finish the party in the freaking food court! I did Flying Squirrel last year and that place was MUCH more organized. They assign you a concierge who guides you through how long you have for each segment of the party. We play was a fun experience up until that whole bum's rush bit at the end. If they're going to watch the clock on you they should tell you that up front (and give guidance to ensure no one party segment runs too long so upset the ones that follow) I Will not be using them again

Don't waste your money paying to get sick here. You might as well just let your kids lick a public…read morestructure for free. Took my 3-year-old here on Friday, and by Sunday, she had a textbook case of nasty, highly contagious bacterial pink eye. When I emailed management, they sent back a massive, defensive PR essay bragging about their website policies and clipboard sign-off sheets. Very comforting! A checklist on a wall doesn't change the fact that this place was a biohazard on Friday. She's never caught an illness like this anywhere else, which tells you everything you need to know about their "deep cleaning." Save your money, save your sanity, and avoid the medical bills. Just go to a free play place where the literal sun can sanitize the germs. We are never coming back. To whoever brought the plague: next time your eyes are glued shut, try checking into an urgent care instead of a children's play place.

Athletic Edge is an A1 facility. Talented and knowledgeable instructors, Tessa, and Silvia at the…read morefront desk keeps it all, (me) organized. My daughter thrived working with Tessa. Thanks Athletic Edge!

I have used the facility several times, both for my own kids and little league teams I have…read morecoached. It looks small from the outside but they utilize the space they have really well. All their staff are experienced coaches who have also played the game. All the staff is also very friendly and supportive. There are coaches who specialize in all aspects of the game, pitching, hitting, and throwing. You can either pitch to the kids or utilize their pitching machines. The owners are extremely friendly and accommodating, working schedules around for the best times for you. I am so glad I found this place. If you or someone you know needs baseball or softball improvement, this is where you want to come.

Love this place. First of many to come visits. Tons of supplies, toys and water stations. Great…read moreshade areas as well as paths and tall grass areas. Invite your pup friends to have a dog park experience without the dangers of having unfamiliar dogs and owners with you. Totally worth the reasonable cost and we are already booking our next pup play date meet up.

Too anyone who's interested Cordia at Sweet Shima experience was from start a wonderful. Our Hula…read moregirl passed away Feb 11, 2023. hula was 16 years old. We had no trouble with anything the breeder did what so every. Hula had kidney trouble from a treat a friend would buy her when she came to visit and 2 years later it was called off the shelves. By that time it damages a little part of her kidney. Which our vet did everything possible to keep what she had healthy. But 16 is nothing to sneeze at and she ran around right till the end. Cordia, I'm not ready to get another Shima right now because I miss her so much. But when I'm ready I will be back for two. That was my only regret that she only had big dogs to play with and I had wish she had a buddy her size. Thank you so much for the best little Tea cup Shima ever. She looked the same until the end. She wasn't a barker, but she definitely was a talker. She loved playing with children and would run around them. She sat quietly for older people and ran like a speed racer. I'm sorry for the people who had not so good experience but we had nothing but greatness with hula girl. She graduated top of her puppy class, agility, and adult class. We were definitely blessed. Oh and she loved stand up paddling such and athlete like I said we were blessed with a smart and loving tea cup who thought she was a great dame!

Great place to take grandkids. Big enough for the kids to enjoy slides, lazy river, etc. but small…read moreenough for us to be able to keep an eye on them the whole time.

We enjoy going here a few times over the summers, just wish it wasn't so busy all the time, But I…read moreget it, It's hot out! Do wish they sold alittle bit more variety of food but Other than that it's a great place to take your kiddos for swimming for a few hours,

The Slavin Conservation Area is a respite from the heavy crowds on the Spokane area beaches during…read moresummer months. The lake at Slavin is covered in weeds and overgrowth to the point where paddleboarding or fishing are not feasible. However, that also means that it is not a good candidate for kids, teenagers, and loud family reunions. When I was at Slavin, there was a small group of horseback riders, a few hikers, and one other mountain biker. I mountain biked the trails when I was there. The trails are not designed for mountain biking with rollercoaster feel, banked curves, and steep descents. Instead, they are forest trails, by this I mean that they trails make you feel like you are biking through the woods on your own, feeling the prairie grasses against your legs, and the snakes slither under the trails. It is a protected conservation area on developed trails that make you think you are exploring an undeveloped landscape. This also means that the trails are not for the faint of heart. After a bike or hike on these trails, you will feel like you have explored the woods a la Lewis and Clark.