I busted a spoke riding Spence Mountain this morning. Called Zach on my way into Klamath Falla,…read morewho told me to bring the bike right in. He fixed it right then and there - great guy, great service - and great reco on where to pick up a sandwich as well!

My wife and I recently moved and have made numerous strolls thru this very clean and well organized…read morebike shop. The staff always greeted us with prompt enthusiasm, and vast knowledge of products. We recently made impulsive decisions to buy 2 road bikes from This shop. My bike was a trade in and was the perfect match for what I was looking for. My wife, my "Goldie Locks" was fit was a little more specific. Once we tried on 3 bikes and the Domane was chosen we left in good spirits after they dialed it in for us. 20 miles later the next day she realized it needed a different set up. We took it back to Zach's and they had it fitted for my Queen in less than an hour. Their priority is your satisfaction and that is exactly what this review is. Thank you for making our experience memorable and hope this review aids in future customers purchases.

Troy and April are super personable guides who seem to genuinely want their customers to enjoy…read moretheir time. We booked two kayaks for $50 each for a three hour self-guided tour on the canoe trail of Klamath lake. This was the best deal we could find in the area, and it was well worth it. We had so much fun, and the rental equipment was of good quality. Just remember to bring sunscreen and water. We booked our tour the day of and it worked out, but I would recommend booking in advance. This is a small operation, and we felt terrible that they had to get our rentals ready with such short notice. They did everything perfectly, from communication to the meeting spot to punctuality, but please don't do what we did and book in advance if possible!

We did both a canoe trip and a fishing trip with Adventure Oregon. It was so fun to be on the…read morewater with our guides, Troy and April. Troy, the owner, was very professional to work with, clearly loves his craft, and enjoys showing off this area of Oregon. Would definitely recommend and would definitely tour with them again.

Looking to plan a wine tour in Southern Oregon? This is the place to do it!! And you won't regret…read moreNathan as your guide, in fact you'll worry no other guide will ever do as good of a job! Nathan was fantastic! He worked with us to plan the day to make sure we got the experience we wanted. Everything was planned out, the wineries were all great and Nathan made sure we had the food and the wine at each spot, even calling ahead to get us the best seats and making sure the wineries were ready for is when we got there. His van was great! We only had 4 people but it could comfortably fit 12 with plenty of room for everyone and on a hot 105° degree day, Nathan kept the van nice and cool for us throughout the day! We had an absolute blast all day and got to try so many great wines in the Applegate region, which I highly recommend everyone trying!

Went as part of a company retreat activity! Nathan and Jojo were fabulous hosts and we got to see…read moreso many spots on our way to Crater Lake as well as within the National Park. Nathan had extensive knowledge about the Park and other spots we were in and it was a great way to bond and experience some of Oregon's wilderness.

So I read a prior review of someone who drove from the SF Bay Area to pick up a bike from these…read morefolks, and can concur - great experience! I was trying to pick up a couple of Specialized Turbo Kenevo bikes and most everywhere was out-of-stock because of the big sale they were having ($9000 MSRP down to $5800). Eventually did get what I wanted - but could only have them delivered and was shopping around for a great shop to set them up, test ride and go. Well, found the folks at Siskiyou Cyclery. Usually I'm heading further north to Medford, but the plan was to also enjoy Oregon and take a visit to Crater Lake. These folks are conveniently located near middle of Ashland. They're on a main road so you will have an easy time finding them (and turning around if you miss). Parking is nice - there's two spots on the road in front of the shop, parking in the back and next door parking if you have a larger vehicle as well. Inside, it's a bike shop. Nothing fancy. What is nice is that while I was waiting, I saw one mom bring her kids (6?) bike in because of a flat. I saw another guy just wander in needing a derailleur. Very low-key and friendly in terms of "sure, drop it off and come back this afternoon" and no, I didn't feel I was being blown off while they got those folks in and out. When I was picking up the Kenevo's, engaged in light conversation and they knew their stuff. "What is the bottom bracket of the e-bike?" or "what is the largest chain ring I can run?" plus they got into the conversation of what e-bike rules are locally, which varies crazily for USDA and USFS along NP land. Grabbed a bike, after it being set up and went for a quick ride. You can go right out the door, and then right again to head towards Starbucks. You can stay on that same road the shop is on for a long and level ride. You can go straight out and head up some minor inclines (not 10 ring stuff, but middle cog, haha) Paperwork was easy, in and out basically. You're not going to be stuck there while they treat you like a baby explaining how the dropper seat post works, or how to charge up your e-bike - unless you want to be. Overall, because "Oregon" and "Ashland" convenience, this is a great shop to stop by, get repairs or parts, and enjoy the Ashland scenery!

The best bike shop in Ashland! I've been there many times in the last months to have my mountain…read morebike serviced and revamped. I found that I was leaning heavily on my hands and was causing bicyclist palsy. It was suggested that I have new handle bars installed so I would have to lean forward so much and my bicyclist palsy has disappeared! If I pop in with a flat tire or a question, Marco, Jeff and Elliot are quick to help!

If you're in the Oregon or North Cali area and plan to do any dirtbike riding, Mt. biking, or…read morerafting I would hit these guys up. My friends from Eureka, CA and I decided to take a dirtbike riding and camping trip in the Johns Peak/Medford area since I live in Portland, and it's a good spot to meet in the middle. I've been to this riding area before and thought I knew it well. Boy was I wrong. We hooked up with David from Oregon Adventures through a friend, and found out we hadn't even scratched the surface of this amazing riding area. Not only did he know the history of this area, he was very well versed in all the trails and the best places to ride that nobody knows about. He was an outstanding guide and I felt like I was riding with a buddy. There's no doubt I will use this service again next time I'm riding an unfamiliar area. Highly Recommended.

I purchased my tickets online and we were scheduled for the 0900 shuttle to Wizard Island. We…read morearrived at 0800 with plenty of time to check in at the top before we descended the Cleetwood Cove trail. This was a breathtaking hike down even with a bit of smoke. Once at the bottom, you check in again and wait for your shuttle to take off. Staff are neutral and not overly friendly. There are restrooms, but they were not the cleanest. It appears the old stone doc took some damage and there are construction fences throughout the area where you wait to board. To get on the boat you show your ticket number and pick any seat you would like. I recommend sitting closest to the captain so that you can get out first. They go over a brief safety announcement before taking off. The boat ride was smooth due to minimal wind and we even went past the "old man of the lake"- a log that floats completely upright and has for ~450 years. Once on Wizard island you were given three hours to explore. There are two hikes- Fumarole bay and the Summit. The Summit is the most popular of the two. I completed both and even enjoyed a little swim in fumarole bay. We were unfortunately called back in early to evacuate the island due to poor air quality from smoke. They explained that they would blow a horn three times in a row for us to hear and that we would need to rush back to the boat... and if we didn't make it in time that they would have to send out a rescue boat later which would be costly. We were in Fumarole Bay at the time the horn was blown and could barely hear it. By the time everyone was back at the boat we were only leaving the island 15 minutes earlier than we were set to originally. It felt like an unnecessarily stressful way to end the day, to just leave 15 minutes earlier. I understand there are protocols they have to follow- but perhaps make something so that people can more easily hear on the farther parts of the island. The ride back was uneventful. On return to Cleetwood cove there were many people at the bottom fishing, sunbathing, and swimming. The hike back out took about 30 minutes and there are plenty of spots to rest along the way.

Really great, but challenging experience (at least as a family of 3 with a 5 year old). Tickets can…read morebe hard to get, but we got lucky checking first thing in the morning and snagged 3 for late morning. The hike down is a bit long and easy to trip if walking fast - beware. The boat trip itself is great - fast and smooth, over the bluest water you will ever see. Hiking to Fumarole Bay involves many loose volcanic rocks - they are sharp, be careful. Views are amazing and unique. And the hike back up - bring plenty of water, it is definitely a slog but with a view that gets better and better. Despite the trials of the hiking involved, this is amazing and 5 stars all the way, a unique experience anywhere in the world.

Good fast service... I am just starting to ride again and they took time to help me get started…read moreagain... Thanks

Fixed my flat tire quick. They were very helpful and friendly and explained what I needed to know.read more

Today I did a wine tasting at Belle Fiore and chose the reserve tasting, which was amazing. My…read morefavorite was the Pinot Noir, and although it wasn't part of the flight, I was able to try the Porto dessert wine which was absolutely incredible. I also had the burger and fries, and they were excellent. The tasting room itself was gorgeous, featuring photos from the early 1800s, spotless interiors, and an amazing view of the vineyard from the second floor. Michael was our server, and he was fabulous, very knowledgeable, attentive, and genuinely wonderful to talk to. Highly recommend! If you're in the area, you should definitely check this place out.

Last night, 16 of us came to Belle Fiore for an " elegant evening", the ladies dressed in formal…read moreevening attire, and the gentlemen in white tie and tails. Last year we celebrated our same event at Belle Fiore in a private dining room that was perfect for our event. This year we were not in a private dining room. We were open to a large room where the general public sits with very loud music. Make no mistake, the music was Broadway Phil & the Shouters so it was GREAT -- but not appropriate for an elegant evening. Our server was wonderful. She was very attentive and made certain she took gracious care of everyone's needs. Her excellent service kept me from giving a lower rating. What contributed to a 2 star rating for this event was the fact that our bill was probably somewhere between $600 and $700, yet restaurant management declined to allow us to pay as couples or individuals with credit cards. Instead, management required all of us to bring cash -- even though we had no idea how much to bring to pay for our dinners and wine -- and for our president to have to collect the cash from everyone and count it several times to ensure that it was correct. In my opinion, collecting payment for a dinner is done by staff. This was insulting. As a member of the planning committee, I will not recommend that we hold future elegant evenings at Belle Fiore -- if that continues to be a requirement. It is utterly déclassé. There are other restaurants we can give our business to that understand excellent service. Clearly, management does not.

Oregon Mountain Guides is a new Guide and Tour Company in the North Umpqua. They offer Guided and…read moreSelf Guided Tours for Hiking and Mountain biking. William and Ben are great guys with alot of knowledge of the area. I would recommend a trip with them!

Our hike of the North Umpqua trail was awesome! Guides were well informed and very friendly. We…read morecamped out at trailheads with everything from sleeping bags to beverages provided for us. Best time our group has had on an adventure like this in years. Scenery was as breathtaking if not more than the website shows. I highly recommend this tour company!