They helped me out when I had a contaminant on the front pads on my RipleyAF…read more They treated me fantastically, even though I was not a previous customer and it was an inexpensive repair If the rating system were based on one hundred points, I would give them 100/100 Knowledgeable, polite, helpful. Def recommend.

I purchased a Giant mountain bike way back in about 1990 from Bike N' Hike, and I wish I had kept…read moreit! Fast forward over 30 years, and I'm back to them. I live in Eugene (about 40 miles away) and went with them due to communication. Bikes are incredible hard to obtain right now, including with Bike N' Hike. I wrote them, and they were the only ones to respond out of all the shop in Eugene and Corvallis. Tim was amazing and incredibly helpful. I randomly found the bike he recommended on the Giant site that he couldn't order through the dealer side. I ordered it, they assembled it, and I picked it up. The staff was super-friendly, and Tim made it a point when he saw me rolling out my new bike to say "hi" and shake my hand and introduce himself. I will be back and recommend to all my friends.

I will probably be the only one giving a review, tips, and checking in... Bummer yelp need to…read morechange the name to its legal name, "CarpentersPass". I sent in multiple request to update but nothing...:-( Yelp even sent me an email thanking me but after a month or so no changes has occurred. Well it is fun to ride day or night. Just gotta watch out for tree steeling people cutting trees down as fire wood & driving off.

Come stay and have drinks and yummy food! Walk across the covered bridge, play at the playground,…read morehike along the North Fork River, bike ride, disc golf! Great place for a cozy dinner and game night:)

Perhaps it was because it was not the high season but their practice of "invisible service" with a…read moresingle person on site at any time makes this otherwise well appointed inn and room highly difficult to access. While they acknowledge you will need to use their WiFi to gain entry as you will not have cellular service the actions / codes are not clear. The "invisible service" that is only a text away remains unresponsive even days later. The room was spacious and the robes and shower were also nice attributes. Add this place to your invisible list and avoid like it is not there!

Red & Dary were our drivers and we felt so lucky they were! We had the best time. They were so…read morepersonable, welcoming and kind. They embody the true magic of Oakridge hospitality. Thank you so much for the good times!

From the owner: We're riders who live for adventure. We live for experience. Join us on some of the worlds best…read moremountain bike rides found in the heart of the Cascade Mountain Range. We've curated a list of trails and experiences that we can mold to you and your group. Choose from single day and Multi-Day trips, from front country shuttles to back country adventure, we've got a ride for you. We specialize in guided mountain bike trips and shuttles within Oregon and Washington on some of the most remote singletrack found in the United States. We operate within the Willamette National Forest, including the Old Cascades Crest in the North Willamette, McKenzie River Area in the Central Willamette, and the entire Oakridge network of trails in the South of the Willamette National Forest. We also offer trips in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest around Mt. St Helens and Mt. Adams and the endless opportunities this forest provides. New for 2021, we will be adding trips in the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest, near Lake Chelan and the Sawtooth Backcountry. We're all about creating new experiences and providing a format that allows you to just ride your bike and relax. We want to show you something new, even if you're from the PNW, we've got a ride that is sure to blow your mind. We've been exploring the PNW for over a decade, looking for the most unique places to take your mountain bike and we want to share these rides with you.

We came upon Starker Forestry Tour trail online when checking along the 20 for short trails we…read moremight want to check out as passing through. It's super easy to find from the 20, just a few minutes down a paved and gravel road with good signage. There's a small parking area at an intersection of roads where the tour begins. As a tree hugger I generally cringe, plug my ears, or turn away from anything involving the removal of even one tall beauty. But I will admit, after taking the informative trail I respected the education and information provided by the tour. The trail starts at a large covered pavilion with long benches and utilizes signposts along the short loop to help both kids and adults learn about the industry, as well as the natural inner workings of the forest. Special focus is given to beauty #15 and it's individual purpose, as well as how the environment around it has changed through the years. The path is well-maintained, fairly flat and easy, with an even gravel surface. Seemingly in the middle of nowhere, the Starker Forestry Tour has a beautiful setting and offers a simplistic way to learn a bit more about the gorgeous Oregon forests.

From the owner: At Starker Forests, we grow and harvest trees while working to protect the environment. We allow…read morepublic access for hiking, hunting and mountain biking. All visitors to Starker Forests must obtain a free recreation permit.

We love Hendricks Park in Eugene. On this visit we took a leisurely walk throughout the…read morerhododendron section and then a drive through the wooded section. If you're in Eugene or visiting Univ of Oregon (Sco Ducks!) be sure to take a moment and visit this park.

A Beautiful Return to a Place Full of Nature and History…read more Both my wife and I had visited this spot before when we lived in the area, so with a little time to spare before lunch nearby, we decided to revisit it with her son and daughter-in-law. Nestled on a forested butte just east of the University of Oregon in Eugene, this area is absolutely stunning. The rhododendron garden is especially beautiful, offering a peaceful and scenic escape that feels tucked away from the city. Beyond its natural beauty, the area is steeped in history. One of the most notable connections is to Steve Prefontaine--a legendary runner and seven-time NCAA champion for Oregon. He trained in and around Hendricks Park and tragically passed away in a car accident on a winding road just below the park. His legacy lives on not only in the running world but also in the early success of Nike, where he became the brand's first sponsored athlete and helped elevate it to global prominence. Whether you're a nature lover, a history buff, or just looking for a quiet place to explore, this area is well worth a visit.

Good local neighborhood park. Two separate play structures (2-5 yr and 5+) Swings, Sandbox, Benches…read moreand a few picnic tables. The only downsides are there are no restrooms and the swings are a bit too low to the ground. My 5 year olds feet kept dragging on the ground as she was swinging. Overall, nice clean park we'll visit again.

It is close to home and Mary's River Runs Through It! There are some smallmouth bass and crawdads…read morein the river! Nice park nice trails and the Rose Garden! Lots of places for picnics and a playground for the kids! Great place to spend time with your family!

Highway 20? Not a whole lotta rest stops. Corvallis? Not so much either. But right off the freeway…read moreis Avery Park--an enormous grassy area with roses and fields and speed bumps...and a Honey Bucket. No. 1 jumps out of the car and runs for it. Nos. 2-7 meander out and into the humid park air. No. 1 returns, and No. 2 heads for the Bucket. Then No. 3. Nos. 4-7 stare at each other with icky faces, and when all have returned with Purelled hands, we stand in a circle next to one of the cars. Quiet. Awkward. We jump from face to face and then stare at our shoes. The other car, with its door open, and we listen to Stevie Nicks. A tan and perky lady walks by...she's inevitably going to share the germ-invested fate of 1-3. "How's the Honey Bucket?" she asks, and laughs. "Well," says No. 4, "it's always better with Fleetwood Mac."

I love this park! 25 minutes outside of Eugene sits Dexter State Park. You can swim, boat, kayak,…read morepicnic, and play disc golf here! This is a day use park and there's a boat ramp in the lower parking lot. Speaking of parking lots there is a ton of parking space. You can bring your leashes pups here, heck bring the whole family! Big open fields, tall trees and picnic tables makes this place perfect for an afternoon in the sun. You can swim here but there are only a couple spots where you can access the water and they are a bit rocky. They have bathrooms here and there's a little trail that walks around one side of the reservoir. Sometimes I miss the turn from the main road but just remember when you're coming from Eugene it's right after Elijah Bristow State Park.

This park is located about 20 minutes south east of Eugene, Oregon in Dexter, OR. The park has…read morebeautiful coniferous and deciduous trees, a large dog run, hiking, biking and horse riding trails. There js a parking area for equestrian trailers and an area to saddle horses. There are several trails of varying lengths around the marsh and streams running off the Willamette river. There are wheelchair accessible picnic areas and bathrooms. Some of the trails look even and compact enough for wheelchairs but we didn't venture down any this time. I would definitely come back here again for some trail walking, biking, fishing and wildlife watching. There are heron and turtle here.