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.

Many waterfalls and swimming holes along this amazing and shaded trail…read more Love mossy rocks? How about lush ferns? How do you feel about cascading water? Do you enjoy dipping your feet into cold water on a hot summer day? Or how about swimming among giant redwood trees? If any of this sounds appealing you need to visit Sweet Creek Falls. We came in the middle of summer and it was the perfect way to spend an afternoon hiking, meditating, and swimming. There are 11 waterfalls ranging in size and close to 2.5 miles all together of shaded trails to explore, rustic bridges included. This was definitely one of the highlights of our trip to Oregon last summer. Know before you go: Parking lots at each trailhead. Super stinky bathroom located only at Homestead Trailhead. Dog friendly. And most importantly FREE! *Don't be surprised to see topless women swimming. We all have breasts and it's a beautiful thing to be free especially in a place like this. If this bothers you just look away. *Don't use Yelp directions as they'll take you to the wrong place. Use Google instead. I've reported this several times but like nearly everything I report Yelp ignores it. And Happy Earth Day! If you haven't discovered what nature can do for your soul I highly recommend getting away from the daily grind, turning your phone off, and just enjoying what places like this can do for you. It's truly magical.

Awesome trail with multiple waterfalls. Trails were nice and clear of debris and branches. A few…read morespots with bigger rocks, roots, and water. Gorgeous scenery! There are so many photo opportunities. Many different bridges along the trail allow you to walk over the water. There is a part of the trail where you have to walk through a small stream. I wasn't wearing the proper gear and didn't want wet shoes and socks, so we headed back at that point and headed towards the upper parking lot. The upper trail still had snow on the ground, and the parking area was pretty soggy. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed our time here. We would love to come back again during a drier season. Highly recommend!

Got our car broken into parking here so be careful and stay safe everyone :/…read more Beautiful place with a beautiful path/walking trails Just don't leave anything in your car

The ridgeline trail system is often an forgotten about (or unknown) hiking option in Eugene. It…read moresprawls throughout south eugene with various trailheads and is very easy to follow. I would rate the difficulty as easy, more of a somewhat hilly walk, for most of the trails. It's a beautiful and accessible option for getting outside!

I met a new friend while in Eugene who immediately asked if I wanted to go on an early morning hike…read morewith her and her dog. Um yes, did we just become best friends?! We met up at 9am and headed over to the Butte. I suppose if you get here early enough there is plenty of parking. Dogs are welcome on the trail on leash. The hike is tough for the unexperienced. Especially at the end. When you are almost to the top there are these steps carved out of stone that are incredible. The top is so beautiful. This view affords you miles of view even in a mildly cloudy morning. Along the trail there are beautiful mushrooms and flowers and ferns and fallen logs. I hope I didn't annoy my friend with my constant photo taking. The things to see in the forest are not things I get to see everyday. If you're into hiking at all this is one you should do if you're in Eugene.

Five stars for Spencer's Butte! It's absolutely breathtaking up there. Steep enough to get your…read moreheart racing and leave you glistening, but mercifully short so you don't drag through miles of misery. Winding through lush greens, the trail gifts you sweeping panoramas at every turn. And that summit, oh, it's postcard perfect, three sixty bliss that'll recharge your soul. Towering peaks hug you tight, like nature's own fortress, yet its spitting distance from Eugene urban escape turned wilderness wonderland. If panoramic payoffs without epic treks are your jam, this spot delivers pure gold.

Every trip, we try to go on a few hikes and this year one we chose was Skinner's Butte in Eugene…read more It's easy to get to with plenty of free parking in the parks surrounding it. There are easy walking paths and multiple trails going up and down different sides. It was a cloudy day, but pleasant for walking. At the top are different lookout points with benches, picnic tables, etc., perfect for great views as you explore the area. The most fun part was the natural climbing wall on the one side. It has its own dedicated lot as well. Portions are closed, but most have permanent fixture points for climbing rope. Definitely a fun free activity if you're into climbing. This is a great free and active activity on your next trip here.

Skinner's Butte is a neat city park that offers a variety of activities including rock climbing,…read moreshort hikes, and a gorgeous overlook of the city and cokes with sufficient parking by any of the activities. During sunset, you'll find the viewpoint rather busy with all sorts of people hanging with their friends or loved ones eating, drinking, or blazing. A cool part of the city for sure.