I went on a trip to Mirror Lake with TailWalkers and it was a great experience. Cameron is…read moreextremely knowledgeable, professional, and a fun guide. I would highly recommend TailWalkers to anyone looking for a fishing adventure - whether it's your first time or if you are a seasoned fly fisherman. I can't forget to mention his sidekick, Dazey who simply adds more fun to the experience! Check them out!

I found Bridle Up Hope as I needed to put in community service hours towards earning my Black Belt…read more I previously volunteered at a therapeutic riding program back in Maryland, so I wanted to volunteer a similar place to help give back to our animal spirit friends as well as the women in this program. I loved the mission Bridle Up Hope (BUH) stood for, so I asked to sign up for service. Bridle Up Hope provides equine therapy and empowerment for women. They have a riding program in which women learn to work with, take care of, and learn to ride horses to help with confidence and self-esteem, as well as work through challenges in life. They have great seminars and workshops open to those in the riding program including the 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, Yoga, self defense, and arts classes, among some of the activities and seminars. They offer scholarships for women to help with cost too, but the takeaways from this program I'm sure are priceless! My niece enrolled in a program similar to this, and she left with much more confidence! Bridle Up Hope also has a boutique for BUH accessories and clothing, as well as a beautiful event hall!

I love coming here! There's a positive atmosphere when you walk in. The lessons are to help you,…read moreand helping you gain confidence through riding horses.

Finally! I found the most wonderful home for my horse. Steve and Diane are knowledgeable, caring,…read moreand so friendly. Ruger (the ranch dog) keeps everything running in tip top shape! Seriously though, this facility is so nice. I was so tired of boarding my horse in places that resembled stock yards where everyone was competitive and ornery. Here it feels good and welcoming. The area is beautiful, easy to access, and has miles of trails right from the barn. Oh also, they have a wonderful tack room with individual lockers for all my stuff. (Horse's are like babies - they have a lot of stuff.)

I have been going to Sage Creek since they were opened almost 20 years ago…read more Jim and Donnette are some of the most competent and compassionate horse people I have ever known. Whether you are looking for boarding, training for your horse, or lessons for yourself this is the facility to go to!

Do not ride at this barn. The owner is verbally abusive,…read moreimmature, has poor communication skills, and is overall unprofessional. I spent almost a full 3 years taking riding lessons from multiple different instructors at Sage Creek. The atmosphere at the facility is toxic. The owner and other riders snap at each other, screaming and swearing at each other. This is not a family friendly environment. From the start of my time, I told my first instructor Jacob that I wanted to continue practicing my English riding and horsemanship. It took him 4 lessons before he was able to give me an English lesson. After me asking multiple times if he was able to put me on an English saddle. Jacob and other coaches I worked with consistently pressured me to do competitions when I had no interest and made that clear. All instructors, including the owner, Donnette, are unreliable. I drove from an hour away, and it was not uncommon for me to arrive to find out my instructor scheduled two lessons at once, if not finding out the whole barn was out of town for a show and the staff simply weren't there. Donnette, specifically would consistently forget about lessons. I would have to confirm with text to make sure she'd be there just to have her still schedule another student on my time. Donnette has a history of emotional outbursts, discussion and communication are impossible with Donnette, if you expect to have a working relationship with your riding instructor she is not for you. Donnette expects sub-ordinance and no questions. Donnette, Dana, and Rebecca all contribute to the toxic environment at the barn by complaining about their clients loudly. I knew the barn had a problem with gossip and bullying but never imagined it could be so childish. One day I arrived at the barn and was told I was double booked. I was irritated but started to prepare for the lesson anyways. As I put in my ear peice radio, I heard Donnette around the corner with her previous client on her own radio. She was belittling me, thinking I couldn't hear her, " ...she looked like she was going to cry!" I told her I was leaving after I heard her and she yelled at me that I'm banned from her property and didn't stop yelled at me until I walked away. This barn is a joke. I refuse to stoke the owners ego anymore, and do not know why I put up with it for so long, such a waste of money. If anything this barn is 100% NOT child friendly.

Hot, No Shade, Buggy was today's hike. Left too late to miss the sun beating down on me…read more This is a nice beginner trail that is paved with bark. If you go to the end of the trail, it takes you to an off leash dog park. Dogs are welcome on this trail, but please keep them on a leash and pick their poop up and dispose of it properly. **Leave no trace #hikingbootsoverheels

This is it can be a moderate to advanced level trail depending on if you go off on the small…read moreinclined trails that branch off everywhere throughout the area. It's beautiful, you can see the mountains and the small valley at the base of the lone peak mountain from the trail. it's mainly bark pieces for a majority of the trail. *If u have a dog and put their poop in a bag then haul it out don't just leave it on the trail* Enjoy the beautiful areas we have and keep them clean so we can all enjoy them :)

We have gone to Black Diamond for years (rec, pre-team, and team gymnastics) and I can't say enough…read moregood things about this gym and coaches! This gym has become like a second home for us and I know that my kids are safe, well-cared for, and being coached by the best of the best. We love BDSJ and especially coaches Mel, Jenny, Cassy and Ron!

We had our son go to after school here. It's truly just a daycare. You don't get anything fun for…read morethe kids. They charge you even when they take time off for holidays. The parking is really hard. Don't waste your time here. It's just not designed for families. I hate saying it but it is all about money for them.

An unexpectedly special little spot to stumble on during my sunset hike at Wild Rose. Have a sat…read moreand listen to the birds and crickets as you watch the neighborhood mule deer graze on the hillside. So peaceful.

Nice complex, however, not enough parking for the fields. When one must park 3/4 of a mile away on…read morethe road because there are no parking space, it's hard to be punctual. In our case, we had to haul O2 tanks for a handicapped child so it was even more difficult.