If you like hair in your food, getting stuck in unexpected flat portions of a mountain, and dirty…read morebedsheets, visit Tamarack! If you like seeing your real estate agent drunk on the village floor in the evening, join the Tam Fam! The locker room in the lodge is constantly closed these days and even caught on fire recently. Do not go to Tamarack Resort if you care about how employees are treated where you spend your money. Employees struggle to pay rent living paycheck to paycheck with the wages and lack of housing. Management is disrespectful and apathetic - they're seeking "yes men" rather than collaborators. There is minimal terrain for beginners, and no steeps for experts in bounds. Please take your business to Brundage where they value their people more.

Nothing here. No food any longer the bar is open on Friday and Saturday. Not sure why they can't…read morecook some burgers and fries at least?

Great day zip lining with my mom and sister. The lines are fast and the guys ate so fun, funny and…read morenice! They really made the trip extra fun. We're hoping to see a Tahiti Bar at the end of the lines!!

You need a truck or a Jeep or something off road capable to drive the dirt road leading to the…read morezipline place. The road is very bad in many places. I would not tear up a car trying to navigate this extremely bad road. The guides are friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. The equipment is all first rate. You feel safe during the entire excursion, even if you have never done such a thing before. I was going to give an even more glowing review of Zip Idaho, but the next day I received an email from them asking for "tip" money for the staff. I think this is in very poor taste, and I am offended by being hit up for more money.

A modern campground with a serious budget that sees frequent use from communities all over the…read morestate. Church rentals, group events, and the camp's own retreats are a large part of the camp culture. I attended a three day winter retreat, and it was excellent. Lodging is very up to date due to the generous camp budget, but the one [very] bad drawback is the food served by the camp itself. Many meals were undoubtedly mass-produced, often leaving a very unpleasant aftertaste. I hate to say that the best thing I had there was the cereal from the serve-yourself bar. That's the one downside, but if you're looking for a spiritual experience with a community then it's a great place to host. Just don't forget plenty of snacks.

This is my 2nd women's retreat at this camp. The staff and volunteers were awesome. The food was…read morevery good and they provided lots of options for diets and allergies. They were very accommodating. The lectures were informative and inspiring. There are retreats for men on different dates, kids summer camp too. Super fun. I recommend coming here if you can.

Fun, fun, fun! No sun! Cloudy day with a spot of rain. We had a blast…read more We booked a Quad car. Very easy pedal with an electric assist. We know the area is so beautiful but today we enjoyed the dance clouds all around pedal down the track and back for 12 miles in two hours. RL writer host were exceptional. They provided a good description with some comic relief along with necessary safety protocol to have a fun time. and it was fun, fun fun!

Took the 4 hour ride but finished in 3. It was very scenic and easy both ways. It was our first…read moretime riding the rail. The seats had seen better days but didn't affect the ride much. Fun as a one time activity.