What an incredible experience! Sure helped us get into the Christmas spirit! It was our very first…read moretime and it surely will now be our last! It may even be a weekly event for our family! I have a 4 & 6 year old and they were entertained the whole time! It was a breath of fresh air for all of us. Our adventure started with eye smiles being greeted by the friendliest staff! They had customized sign for myself and the family. our fire pit and carriage ride were ready! We were able to leave our s'more fixings and hot cocoa at our reserved fire pit. They provided complimentary hot cocoa. There was wine, organic soaps, Christmas wreaths and Christmas trees all available at a very low cost. The carriage ride was spectacular! We brought a blanket along because it can get very cold, but nothing unbearable. We were able to see the wide open views. We could see Miles and miles of vineyards and wildlife. Our tour guide Suzy had so much knowledge and she was just so friendly. She gave stories about the surrounding lands and knowledge on winemaking. What a gem she is to the whole operation! Our carriage ride lasted about 25min and it was worth the $40 for the four of us. After our carriage ride we were able to settle down right next to the coziest fire pit. We had chairs and tables provided for our belongs. Wood would brought to us constantly and we were checked on frequently. Bathrooms were available and were able to sit there over an hour. I would Definitely recommend this one of a kind experience! We will be back and I look forward to supporting this small business! Tips: bring s'more fixings, sticks to toast marshmallows water, hot coco hot dogs/snacks! Parking is very convenient! We were able to get whatever we needed from the suv for snacks, blankets, hand sanitizer, baby wipes! Enjoy, Enjoy, Enjoy! Merry Christmas!

This horseback trail ride thru the vineyard was so fun! I took my sisters as a special birthday…read morepresent to me. we all really had fun. our wrangler Emily was not only very knowledgeable about the area, but also the horses we rode. It is a beautiful ride that anyone would love. Thank you for your super hospitality.

Such an amazing place to learn about horsemanship and riding. For the past two years Jenny has…read moretaken my shy, anxious daughter and turned her into a confident, hard working horse woman. My daughter has learned the value of hard work and dedication and has had hours of joy while learning and working with Jenny. Cannot recommend this instructor enough. She is committed to furthering her education and bettering the lives of her students and their families.

Nestled within the elbow of the mighty Columbia as it makes its last dash Pacific-ward are the…read moreFinley Hills Trails. This area is known as the Wallula Gap & you are gifted with views of this natural wonder....after you ride through some sandy, desolate, and sweat-inducing trails (that can sometimes have a rattler or few). So, I have looked at this area from afar (by car when heading down to Walla Walla, or by train window when going to Portland), and have always loved the terrain. Here, the Columbia cuts through what must have once day been a mountain, and now we're left with a mini-canyon with high walls. I always assumed the views from atop these walls must be awesome, and they are. Getting here is a short jaunt from the Tri-Cities, and yes, you do drive through Finley (it's not that scary, actually). Most of the drive is paved save for the last mile. There's an area to park your car (it isn't marked, but the Yelp Map should give ya a good idea). Once parked, cross the road you were just on and make your way through the gate/fence. Then you're in. There's the main road/trail here. I heard there is atleast one single track you can also take here if you take an immediate left, but it wasn't illuminated to me (grasses overtook it methinks). At any rate, just follow the road. The riding is decent, but it does get sandy in parts. If it's windy (which is frequently on the menu at the Wallula Gap), you will wish you had a mask like Darth Vader. I rode a few miles and saw no other bikers, but did see people on horseback. I was frequently on the lookout for rattlesnakes. It was a hot day, and my friend mentioned they also like this area (I never came across a single one). After a tough arduous workout, I spied some sort of Tower (probably cellular) and made my way toward it. Here is reward for all the pain and suffering. This is a perch with the views to make memories. Here you can see Mr. Columbia's elbow. You're going to be high up along cliff's so don't be too daring. It's a bit rocky here, too, so mind your knees and don't do the falling thing. This is what made it all worth it. Great views, great views, great views. Next time, I'd probably try this during a less windy and earlier in the season (to avoid the dryness factor). But all in all, a new local biking option has been found.

Christina and His brother are great people and are very friendly. Loved the horseback ride this…read morewinter with amazing views of frozen lakes around their ranch.

Christina is an amazing teacher! My 7 year old daughter has been taking lessons from her for a few…read moremonths now, after deciding she wanted to become a barrel racer (with no prior horse experience.) Christina is so kind and patient with her. She never pushes my daughter to do anything she's not comfortable with, but always encourages her to try! She breaks down how to do things in a way my daughter understands, and explains why they are done that way. Christina always leaves time for fun as well. I highly reccomend her if you or your child are interested in any kind of horse riding! We've also done a trail ride with Christina. She gives you a rundown of each horse's personality and quirks and helps you find who is best for you. The views were amazing and she took lots of pictures for us! She even brought cold waters for us to enjoy. She made sure to give us a heads up on any difficult parts of the trail and coached everyone through what to do. We had such a great time and I can't wait to go again!

This is the most wonderful place. Owners and staff made us feel at home. We had a few snafus and…read morethey were ready to more than help us! No place better to feel loved and taken care of!

just now Came here for horseback riding today! John was…read moresuper friendly and easily taught us how to ride the horses. We borrowed some socks and shoes and went for both indoor/outdoor and a couple trails for about an hour and a half. We got to learn about each of the horses and I actually ended up learning a lot about how they take care of them and train them. Very knowledgeable information! They seem to be pretty busy but they were generous enough to squeeze us in. I would definitely recommend this place if you are ever visiting Yakima!