My boyfriend surprised me with trail riding for my birthday. It was so amazing and I would…read moredefinitely recommend. It wasn't too pricey and the people are very nice. The horses are great for beginners. They have the cutest yellow lab too. It's worth the drive!

Very flexible and friendly staff. Had daughter and friends taken on trail ride. They all had a…read moregreat time.

This is like a mini-REI close to WSU and University of Idaho. Love their selection of running…read moreshoes, jackets, and gear. Kind service, clean store, excellent selection of top-quality gear. They have some items 25% off and a wide selection of clearance too. Great place to get items for your college kid who is athletic or outdoorsy.

Great service and good selection of products. Thanks for generally having what I am looking for.read more

I have extensively used the golf simulators and driving range. Everyone is very professional, and…read morethe simulators are accurate for improving your game, as well as a lot of fun to play rounds of golf. The driving range is accessible after hours, which is a big plus for me. I recommend for any level of expertise.

course was fun! went with a group of friends and had a blast. i recommend not going mid day when…read morethe sun is blasting down on you. one downside was the attendant that was checking us in was super creepy. not good vibes from him, but otherwise was a great time.

This is a relatively short, easy hike. It can be tricky to find and easy to miss so make sure you…read morefollow the directions on the website. There are a couple of small signs at the trail head. The hike itself is a little overgrown at certain points but nothing you can't get through. I wouldn't bring young children here though. Watch out for the stinging nettles! My boyfriend and I made the mistake of wearing shorts and we kept getting stung. My legs still ache a little. The bottom of the hike is pretty bushy and shady but the top leads to a nice hill with wild flowers, views of the wheat fields, and a great vantage point to view the surrounding area. We didn't see any wildlife besides a few birds (which were chirping beautifully throughout the hike). If you're looking for a simple place to go and relax, you should give it a try! It's now maintained by the Palouse Clearwater Environmental Institute--remember to keep it clean! There's a cute little guest book about 10-15 minutes into the trail where the actual PCEI sign is.

This place is a birding Mecca in the spring. I counted 21 species in an hour and still had a few…read morecalls I could not recognize. Well maintained trails. Quiet venue except for oodles of singing birds! Leashed pups only, please, for good reason.

Love living near this park…read more My favorite things: + Walking paths (including one to a tiny old cemetery) + Many good spots for photos/videos + The ponds + Small wild animals + Farm next door (love seeing the sheep, llama, etc on the other side of the fence) + 4th of July fireworks Other things people enjoy + Tennis/pickleball court + Little league baseball field + Disk golf + Community garden + Playground + Picnic shelter

If you're looking for a beautiful, remote, shaded hike, this is a great place to come. The first…read morepart runs near a creek, so you have the beautiful sound of running water traveling alongside you. Then, switchbacks up to the top, completely shaded, which makes a middle of the day hike totally possible, even when it's kind of toasty outside. Didn't do the whole 8 1/2 miles, but found the switchbacks up to be moderately intense, not bad. A few tips: Get there by taking Trail Creek Road out of Ketchum, and then turning down Corral Creek road (dirt road) for about 4 miles. There's a parking lot at the end, and even a bathroom, which was amazing for how few people were on this trail. Oh, and no cell service out here, but that goes without saying...

Beautiful, challenging and relaxing. We loved the course! Snack cart girl came around and dinner…read moreafterwards was good.

Beautiful golf course with a great variety of holes. The greens were fast and the course was in…read moreexceptional condition. The views from the course were awesome. There were lots of hills and lots of different views of the other holes and surrounding meadows. If you you like to walk (and you're not in shape like a WSU cougar) this might not be the course for you. The greens and tees are often 100+ yards apart and require walking up steep hills.

The playfields, which were finally finished and ready for play last year (2011), are a great…read moreaddition to recreation around Pullman/WSU. It's split into a lower section and an upper section, each of which can be split even further into two. This allows for a variety of sports to be played. I've only actually ever played intramural softball on fields, eight teams can be playing in a given time slot on four fields. Conveniently for the WSU intramural sports, they provide checkouts for gear like softball mitts. I've also seen soccer and flag football being played on the fields. There's limited bleacher seating for the lower fields, so it can be annoying to sit and watch a game for the upper fields, the turf gets a little tiring to sit on. There is a water fountain in the middle, walkway area of the fields but the bathrooms are all the way on the outside of the playfield area by the playfield office. Parking is usually fine, but somewhat limited. During the day you can usually find the fields pretty clear, at least no scheduled play. If you're looking for some evening fun, however, there's a good chance you'll find a scheduled intramural game going on. They are very nicely kept up though.

This is a really nice set of fields and quite an improvement over the old ones. The turf is great…read moreto play on and all the features and facilities still look new. There aren't a ton of parking spaces, but surprisingly I've never had too much trouble finding a spot. I think this is because it's such a central location that most students can easily walk.