I was a member from 2012 - 2022. Safest gym anywhere around. Incredible staff and climbing…read morecommunity. Great classes, just sometimes difficult to make in the evenings.

What a fun way to spend some time on a rainy day! This place was perfect for fun, a bit of…read moreexercise, and the opportunity to learn a new skill. My friends and I had almost private session: sessions consist of five people for about 45 minutes. At first I thought this was two little time but after going up the wall several times I learned that 45 minutes was plenty. We worked with the shop to provide us a quick lesson and the belayer. He was awesome and totally supportive for us first timers! We appreciated his chill approach and support. We had so much fun, we will definitely be back for more fun and experiences!

My mom and I went to Mighty Axe for her birthday, and we had an amazing time! She was a little…read morenervous since she'd never done anything like axe throwing before, but she wanted to try something new -- and now we can't wait to go back. A huge shoutout to Emma, who made our experience a 1,000 out of 10. She took such great care of us, was incredibly patient and kind, and made my mom feel like an absolute rock star. You could tell she genuinely wanted us to have fun, and we did! Joey, our bartender, was equally awesome. I wasn't sure which beer to get, and he took the time to help me pick the perfect one. We'll definitely be back -- my mom already said she wants to celebrate her birthday at Mighty Axe every year from now on.

This place has gone down hill and prices have spiked. It used to be a cool place to get food while…read moredoing an activity and you paid by the lane. Now, they "don't take payment until the end" so that you don't see that they are charging $40/person/hour. The sticker shock of $160 at the end made it damn sure we will never be back.

Such a beautiful hike to the waterfall and easy to find plus great view of the sunsetread more

A friend recently took me to Paradise Falls, and it was such a beautiful and peaceful experience…read more We started on the Teepee Trail where we saw a really cool teepee structure, then continued down to the bottom of the falls. The waterfall is stunning from below, and the view from the top is just as spectacular. Along the way we explored a small cave and passed two beautiful creeks. We even saw some ducks flying overhead, which made the whole hike feel even more special. After that, we hiked uphill on the Teepee Trail, stopped at Lizard Rock, and eventually made our way back to the parking lot. The views throughout the hike are wonderful and so peaceful there's nothing like disconnecting and reconnecting with nature here. Parking is free and the lot is fairly large (around 40 cars or more). There are bathrooms at the trailhead and also near the campground, which is very convenient. We ended up hiking about 5 miles. It took us 2 hours and 30 minutes of moving time, and about 3 hours total including breaks and photo stops. I highly recommend this trail if you're looking for a scenic and relaxing hike.

Note this review contains no spoilers. My coworkers and I did the Tesla/Edison room for a team…read morebuilding event. I have done 7-10 escape rooms and this one is easily one of the top. I got to see how my team works together and our strengths. This was my first team building events with these coworkers and we did amazing together. I have seen it all when it comes to escape rooms. Teams collapse and teams flourish. We were the latter! Story: 4/5: While the story and clues were interesting, I would have preferred the actual story within each clues to be a little more concise. Moderator: 4/5: When it comes to escape rooms the moderator heavily impacts the experience and/or success. Our moderator did a great job explaining the rules and providing hints. However, the reason why he gets 4/5 vs 5/5 is that 5/5 moderators have a bit more theatrics which makes the experience even greater. Overall, he did a solid job. Room design: 3.5/5: the room theme, decor, and construction was well thought out but the execution needs improvement. Upon entering room I was able to identify certain clues because certain things stood out. I have been in rooms that are so well constructed the only way you can find a clue is if you spend time carefully searching. Puzzles: 4.5/5: some places only have one style of solving puzzles. I like a escape the room where you get to solve a variety of puzzles using different modes of thinking (teamwork, problem solving, searching/spacial awareness, etc). This allows each individual to potentially shine and makes it more of a collaborative experience vs one all-star. This place had a mix! Difficultly: 4/5: Not the hardest but definitely not the easiest

Who knew that this was here in TO?! What a fun time we had discovering all the answers to the clues…read morein The Study. We escaped! Now, we want to come back to try the other room. The staff was informative about the rules and on time when you wanted a hint for an answer. I would definitely recommend everyone to check this location out.

Ricky was absolutely amazing! He went above and beyond to make our birthday party special. He made…read moreeverything run smoothly from start to finish. Our party was a success thanks to him! Ricky definitely deserves a raise!

First time here and came on Veterans Day. They were having a BOGO and offer was valid. I didn't…read moreknow what to expect but it was a fun experience! First race I placed low and then the second race, I finished in third place. You get the hang of it after a couple of races but overall, fun and they make sure you are safe. I would totally bring the boys out here and race each other.

Hikes with cool endings are always my favorite. This one definitely doesn't disappoint. It took me…read moretwo visits to figure out how to get here since there's not a lot of info on this one. It's about a 5-mile roundtrip hike. There's some tall brush that you'll have to walk through at the end so you may want to wear pants and wear hiking shoes. There are a number of different trails that can take take you here. I started from the trailhead located at the end of Falling Star Ave in Thousand Oaks. The trailhead is a little hidden. It's located off to the right at the end of a cul-de-sac. Make your way along the curvy Hidden Meadow Trail. You'll reach a fork where you will need to make a sharp right continuing uphill on Sandstone Hill Trail. After a decent incline, take a left at the fork and continue to head in an uphill direction. The trail eventually dead-ends at a power line transmission tower. From there you will see the arch high up on the mountain. You'll then probably say to yourself, fogettaboutit! But it's actually not as hard as it appears. There's a small path marked by a cairn. You will need to power your way up the hill. The trail is well-marked but really overgrown with tall dry brush. When you get to the top head left. The trail will lead you to the backside of the arch. Be sure to spend some time reading the short messages and view the various trinkets left by behind by people. Relax in the cool shade. Climb on top of the arch and appreciate the views. I really liked the inspirational message someone wrote. "Hope you find your peace and enjoy the beauty of your surroundings...Push through the pokey brush and trust your instincts carving a path."

This is a difficult hike but worth it for the views. Lots cool rock features and several caves near…read moreby with cliffs that overlook the surrounding cities.

This man made lake sits on 125 acres and is private. It is so pretty and is surrounded by over 1300…read morehuge and bougie homes. It has 8 miles of shoreline and was built in 1969. You can fish, but you must throw them back. There are lots of places to sit and just enjoy the views too. I am not sure if swimming is allowed. There are a couple of upscale restaurants along the shore that one can dine at. The rest of the area is a business plaza. I did not feel like I was still in LA. The neighborhood is so gorgeous!

Who feels like chilling today?! I DO, I DO!!!!! But I don't feel like going far...Hmmmm, where to…read morego? Westlake Lake!!!~ That is where! In 1969, this lake was created as a community development...But wait...there is more...Get this, it was designed to control flooding & to create a scenic focal point for the community. This would replace the town's earlier plan for a concrete flood control channel. Absolutely brilliant plan! But let's not get all "environmentally jacked up" because this review is more about the scene here... As George Costanza's dad Frank would say, "SERENITY NOW!" There are several restaurants and shops along the lake. You can also "catch & throw," along the lake, sit on a bench and enjoy the calmness. *Plenty of parking in the lot *Restaurants are $$$ *FREE ~ Walking around the lake and enjoying the peacefulness

Amazing experience! We had them for my daughters birthday and there was 3 staff that helped keep…read moreeverything under control ! They were amazing ! Communication was very easy with the owner

Love love love this owner and her staff. So kind and get with children!!! I would recommend the…read moreMini Barn any day and hope she expands her business, she was a pleasure to work with!

This is by far the GREATEST new gem to come to Thousand Oaks in a very long time! Fermata is unlike…read moreanything you've ever visited before, with an incredible cafe serving all your favorite hot and cold coffee drinks and using the best local coffee, Ragamuffin Coffee Roasters. In addition to the coffee, they also have iced teas and some unique creations of their own. The staff is beyond friendly and the outdoor seating area is a perfect hangout spot that overlooks the attached petting zoo. Yes, you heard that right, this cafe also has a mini farm with a FREE petting zoo! In the farm you'll find an array of animals, like highland cows, alpacas, and a nice shaded area where you can pet chickens, rabbits, and mini pigs! This type of activity could normally cost up to $20/person at other farms, but Fermata provides it all for free as a service to the community. If you're looking for an incredibly fun and free outing for your family swing by Fermata Farm and Cafe for an unbelievable experience that is guaranteed to put smiles on everyone's faces. While you're there grab a delicious drink to support the farm and take all the insta-worthy pictures that you'd like. One things for sure, once you leave Fermata you'll feel like you just experienced a piece of heaven on earth.

(temporarly closed for now). A great local animal sanctuary. Kids love seeing the animals, and…read moreeasy to get to with lots of parking. It's small, and cute.

Within Oak Park, California you will be able to discover the China Flat loop which is a 3.9 mile…read moretrail. Trail can be accessed of Lindero Canyon Road between King James Court and Wembly Avenue. According to All Trails, this hike is a moderately challenging route due to a steady uphill climb to the peak which is an elevation gain of over 1,000 feet high. This loop provides expansive views, cool rock formations (including partial caves for pictures) and various plants. Springtime is a great time to check out this hike with the bountiful plants in full view. On the trail, you can commonly see wildlife including snakes and lizards. Mind you the snakes blend in well- so be on the lookout. During springtime you will see baby snakes abound. As the trail is not shaded- bring plenty of water, a good hat, and put on some suntan lotion! Happy Hiking!

This is a great hiking spot with equally great views. I enjoy a good bike ride or run at this…read morelocation. The steep areas will add to the workout. Definitely a must if you are in the area.